Constitutional Hydrotherapy Naturopaths near College Park, MD

Excellence of care, compassion and responsiveness to patients' needs and concerns are all elements of Dr. Veda Johnson's practice. As a highly trained Naturopathic Doctor with expertise in botanical medicine, homeopathic remedies, nutrition, lifestyle, supplementation, and other natural modalities. She is committed to providing excellent healthcare with a holistic approach which addresses her patient's mind, body and spirit.

At Gynoecium Health, our mission is to bring the health of women and their family into full bloom naturally. To help all aspects of you: your health, your relationships, your community bloom and bear fruit, we identify clinical interventions and lifestyle practices that promote a good health and apply those interventions according to a natural therapeutic order that acknowledges and supports your body's innate ability to heal.

Dr. Autumn Frandsen treats autoimmune and thyroid conditions, Lyme disease, mood disorders, obesity, fibromyalgia, CFS, allergies, and dermatological conditions. She treats all ages, offering the most gentle and natural options first, using Chinese medicine, homeopathy, herbs, nutritional and lifestyle modifications. She also provides acute care naturally. She uses therapeutic diets and is a certified ART practitioner. Dr. Frandsen also offers aesthetic and weight loss services. She uses noninvasive testing methods to diagnose and oral immunotherapy to desensitize patients to environmental allergens such as molds, animals, pollens, and inhalants as well as chemicals and foods.

A passionate advocate in the healing power of natural medicine, Dr. Stephany Porter is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor (N.D.) who practices as a family care practitioner with a specialty in cancer, women's health and gastroenterology. She is a graduate of Bastyr University in Kenmore, WA. Dr. Porter views healing as an active journey she travels with each patient. She is dedicated to the principles of naturopathic medicine and the knowledge that all medicine begins with prevention. In the case of "dis-ease" it is imperative to identify and treat the cause with respect to the whole person.