Nutrition Naturopaths in Coconino County, AZ
Dr. Jessica Hayman is a Licensed Naturopathic Physician in the state of Arizona, where she currently practices and resides in beautiful Sedona, Arizona. She earned her Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine. She holds Bachelor’s degrees in International Relations and Spanish from The University of Southern California in Los Angeles.
Dr. Jessica Hayman is a Licensed Naturopathic Physician in the state of Arizona, where she currently practices and resides in beautiful Sedona, Arizona. She earned her Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine. She holds Bachelor’s degrees in International Relations and Spanish from The University of Southern California in Los Angeles.
Treatments may include nutrition guidance, botanicals, IV-therapy, bioidentical hormones, acupuncture, hydrotherapy, Halotherapy, Red Light/NIR, bioDensity/Powerplate and prescription medications when needed.
Ever pay for your doctors visit only to discover you're not a good match? Dr. Poulos, a board certified and licensed naturopathic medical doctor, provides the first 10-minute telemed consultation for free. She offers comprehensive primary care services, specializing in endocrine disorders such as Diabetes, Thyroid and Bioidentical Hormone Replacement with additional training in Naturopathic Cardiology. "I am passionate about my patients health and education, advocating for you in all circumstances. I will work as your sole primary care practitioner or augment your existing physician's care as a sub-specialist."
Treatments may include nutrition guidance, botanicals, IV-therapy, bioidentical hormones, acupuncture, hydrotherapy, Halotherapy, Red Light/NIR, bioDensity/Powerplate and prescription medications when needed.
Ever pay for your doctors visit only to discover you're not a good match? Dr. Poulos, a board certified and licensed naturopathic medical doctor, provides the first 10-minute telemed consultation for free. She offers comprehensive primary care services, specializing in endocrine disorders such as Diabetes, Thyroid and Bioidentical Hormone Replacement with additional training in Naturopathic Cardiology. "I am passionate about my patients health and education, advocating for you in all circumstances. I will work as your sole primary care practitioner or augment your existing physician's care as a sub-specialist."
Online Naturopaths
A typical treatment plan will involve nutrition assessment, which includes a review of diet and digestive issues, exercise and health habits and overall lifestyle.
Dr. Mendoza brings heart, grit, and decades of experience to her patients. Her approach blends conventional and emergency medicine with natural, whole-body healing—helping patients rediscover energy and wellness they thought was out of reach. She draws on her deep clinical knowledge and a strong belief in the body’s power to heal when given the right support. Dr. Mendoza is also the author of The Savage Diet: Moving Through Your Diet in the 21st Century.
A typical treatment plan will involve nutrition assessment, which includes a review of diet and digestive issues, exercise and health habits and overall lifestyle.
Dr. Mendoza brings heart, grit, and decades of experience to her patients. Her approach blends conventional and emergency medicine with natural, whole-body healing—helping patients rediscover energy and wellness they thought was out of reach. She draws on her deep clinical knowledge and a strong belief in the body’s power to heal when given the right support. Dr. Mendoza is also the author of The Savage Diet: Moving Through Your Diet in the 21st Century.
Nutrition Naturopaths
Do naturopaths offer nutrition counseling?
Many naturopaths do offer nutrition counseling. In fact, those credentialed as naturopathic doctors (NDs) receive specialized training in nutrition as part of their 4-year training curriculum in naturopathic medicine. Traditional naturopaths with less formal training may vary substantially in their knowledge of nutrition. However, in general, naturopathy encourages the use of lifestyle interventions, such as diet, as an alternative to medication intervention, thus rendering many naturopaths particularly interested in the topic of nutrition. Some naturopaths may adhere to a specific nutritional philosophy, such as only consuming unprocessed foods, while others may see food as an adjunct to other lifestyle interventions, such as physical exercise and herbal supplementation. When searching for a naturopath, therefore, clients should consider their own therapeutic goals and comfort level with various nutrition interventions, as well as the credentials of the specific naturopathic practitioner.