Meaning…

• Listening and taking the time to connect with each patient

• Making or clarifying diagnoses by looking at ALL of your symptoms, labs, physical exams and personal/family history

• Putting a heavy focus on lifestyle, nutrition, digestion, sleep, mental health and disease prevention

• Collaborating with your existing healthcare team to provide a truly integrative approach

I believe that you deserve someone who takes the time to listen, puts the research into helping you and is always open to trying new things if past treatments aren’t working.

Education

Maggie received her honours Bachelor of Science (ENV) from the University of Guelph where she majored in Ecology. She then went on to the four-year post-graduate program at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine to achieve her Doctor of Naturopathy degree. Upon graduation, she was awarded the prestigious Joyce Vanderburgh Scholarship for demonstrating outstanding clinical performance and patient interaction. During her internship year, Maggie gained additional experience on the competitive Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome focus shift.