Welcome! You have likely come to this page because you are struggling with your health and getting no answers from your Western Medicine Practitioner.  Western Medicine has its place and can be life saving.  However, it doesn’t help people to get truly well by helping them get to the root causes of their bodies dysfunction.

My name is Heather Green and I practice Functional Medicine and Naturopathy.   You might be familiar with Naturopathy but not Functional Medicine.  Functional Medicine is the future of conventional medicine.  It seeks to identify and address the root causes of disease, and views the body as one integrated system, not a collection of independent organs divided up by medical specialties. It focuses on the whole system, not just the symptoms.

I help people like just like you. People suffering from fibromyalgia, autoimmune dynamics, thyroid dysfunction, diabetes, migraines, IBS, sleep issues, chronic fatigue, hormone dysfunction and much more. You may not have a diagnosis and that’s fine too.  My role is not to diagnose or treat because that is not the premise by which either modality is based on.  A diagnosis is simply a name for a collection of symptoms, all with a root cause.  A diagnosis doesn't help anyone get well.

My role is one of educator and partner in your health journey. My focus is on the dynamics, root causes and interconnectedness in your unique body to help you live a life of true wellness and vitality.  We do this all through the functional medicine lens, naturopathic principles, diet and lifestyle changes and the self empowerment to be your own best advocate of your health.

If you do not feel well, I can help you. It is my joy and passion to help my clients turn their bodies dysfunction into a wellness journey and to give them back the hope they have lost.

Read the About Me section for more information about my own health journey. What I have found is that many of my clients have lost hope of ever getting well and that that simply does not have to be your truth. Healing is possible with the right tools and the right guidance. Optimal health is not complicated. It requires maximizing what the body needs most, minimizing what is harmful to the body and prioritizing an environment for health.