" Dr. Moyer was incredibly knowledgeable & was always 100% engaged & compassionate during my visits/treatments. I not only felt so well taken care of by her, I trusted her suggestions & treatments!"
- L.B.
Dr. Moyer Vancouver Naturopathic Doctor
Dr. Moyer has always been fascinated with the human body, so studying Kinesiology, at the University of Western Ontario, seemed like the best fit to fuel that interest. It was during that time when she first saw a Naturopathic doctor and discovered the amazing healing capabilities Naturopathic medicine could offer. From there, she discovered the Boucher Institute of Naturopathic Medicine in British Columbia, where she achieved her physician status.
Dr. Moyer has a strong passion for Naturopathic medicine and the incredible ways it can transform someone's life. She is constantly reading research on the advances in her field to keep her knowledge base relevant. As well, Dr. Moyer has been a clinical supervisor at The Boucher Institute of Naturopathic Medicine (www.binm.org) in the Student Medical Clinic since 2012, where she continues to teach and immerse herself in the profession she loves. Dr. Moyer also teaches advanced clinical nutrition at the Naturopathic college.
Dr. Moyer strives to help her clients achieve health; helping them find the ways in which they can achieve a balanced healthy lifestyle in today's hectic world.
Dr. Moyer has a strong passion for Naturopathic medicine and the incredible ways it can transform someone's life. She is constantly reading research on the advances in her field to keep her knowledge base relevant. As well, Dr. Moyer has been a clinical supervisor at The Boucher Institute of Naturopathic Medicine (www.binm.org) in the Student Medical Clinic since 2012, where she continues to teach and immerse herself in the profession she loves. Dr. Moyer also teaches advanced clinical nutrition at the Naturopathic college.
Dr. Moyer strives to help her clients achieve health; helping them find the ways in which they can achieve a balanced healthy lifestyle in today's hectic world.
What is Naturopathic Medicine?
Naturopathic medicine is a form of primary health care that uses natural effective therapies to treat, cure, and prevent disease, as well as augment your current health. Many of these therapies have been used for thousands of years, with research proving their efficacy in the treatment and prevention of disease.
Naturopathic medicine stimulates the body’s innate ability to heal itself. By removing obstacles to cure, and augmenting the body’s innate detoxifying abilities, disease can be cured, and health can be restored. By addressing your specific symptoms, a comprehensive custom treatment plan is implemented to ensure results. With the long term guidance of a Naturopathic doctor, a healthy, balanced quality of life is attainable.
The Principles of Naturopathic Medicine
1. First do no harm
2. The healing power of nature
3. Identify and treat the cause
4. Treat the whole person
5. The physician as teacher
6. Prevention is the best cure
Educational Requirements to Become a Naturopathic Doctor in BC
Naturopathic Physicians in British Columbia undergo an extensive training over a period of eight years. An undergraduate degree is required with all of the premedical sciences to be completed prior to beginning the four intensive years at an accredited Naturopathic Medical School. Two of which include a clinical internship both on and off campus. At the end of the program, each student must undergo five days of North American board regulated written and oral examinations. After which, each doctor is licensed and regulated by the College of Naturopathic Physicians of British Columbia. http://www.cnpbc.bc.ca/
Naturopathic medicine stimulates the body’s innate ability to heal itself. By removing obstacles to cure, and augmenting the body’s innate detoxifying abilities, disease can be cured, and health can be restored. By addressing your specific symptoms, a comprehensive custom treatment plan is implemented to ensure results. With the long term guidance of a Naturopathic doctor, a healthy, balanced quality of life is attainable.
The Principles of Naturopathic Medicine
1. First do no harm
2. The healing power of nature
3. Identify and treat the cause
4. Treat the whole person
5. The physician as teacher
6. Prevention is the best cure
Educational Requirements to Become a Naturopathic Doctor in BC
Naturopathic Physicians in British Columbia undergo an extensive training over a period of eight years. An undergraduate degree is required with all of the premedical sciences to be completed prior to beginning the four intensive years at an accredited Naturopathic Medical School. Two of which include a clinical internship both on and off campus. At the end of the program, each student must undergo five days of North American board regulated written and oral examinations. After which, each doctor is licensed and regulated by the College of Naturopathic Physicians of British Columbia. http://www.cnpbc.bc.ca/
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