Naturopaths near Glendale, AZ

Naturopathic medicine is a distinct medical system of health care: an art, science, and practice of diagnosing and treating people and preventing disease. Naturopathic physicians seek to restore and maintain optimal health. They can practice independently or with provider groups and may also become educators, authors, researchers and consultants. Naturopathic medicine honors patients as unique human beings, enabling them to take responsibility for their own health. Naturopathic physicians are health coaches, providing evaluations and recommendations for patients who are committed to becoming healthier. We treat all nature of disease states and chronic illness.

As a Naturopathic physician I am trained to treat the whole person, recognizing the triad of mind, body and spirit. Healing occurs from the inside-out. That is, from the inside of the patient. My role is to be your ally using my specialized training in alternative diagnostics and therapeutics to give you the best informed information, so together we can make the best informed choices about therapies.

Dr. Briante is a licensed naturopathic primary care physician. Her general medical practice focuses on pediatric and adult mental health, and women's health. She specializes in acupuncture, botanical medicine and bioidentical hormone replacement. Dr. Briante graduated from the Sonoran University (formerly Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine) in 2016 and holds a Masters of Science in Statistics with over 7 years experience in healthy policy research and consulting. Dr. Briante is also adjunct faculty at Sonoran University's Pre-Clinical Sciences & Gynecology Depts. and the Community Health Site Director for Southwest Center.

My ideal client is a person who is looking to treat issues such as Hormone Balance, Depression or Anxiety by using a more integrative approach that combines natural therapies with more traditional therapies. I use bioidentical hormones as well as supplements, herbal medicine and homeopathy. Additionally, I use Low Dose Naltrexone for several chronic diseases.