A Personalized Approach to Your Health
Naturopathic medicine combines medical assessment, laboratory testing, nutrition, lifestyle guidance, supplements, prescription therapies, and other evidence-informed treatment options when appropriate.
At Momentum Health, your naturopathic doctor takes time to understand your symptoms, health history, medications, daily habits, and goals. Rather than focusing only on one concern in isolation, your care plan considers the factors that may be affecting your overall health.
Treatment is personalized to your needs and may evolve over time based on your progress, response to care, and any relevant test results.
What Naturopathic Medicine Can Support
Patients may seek naturopathic care for concerns such as:
- Hormone health
- Perimenopause and menopause
- Thyroid concerns
- Digestive symptoms and gut health
- Fatigue and low energy
- Stress, anxiety, and sleep concerns
- Fertility and reproductive health
- Weight and metabolic health
- Cardiovascular health
- Nutrient deficiencies
- Chronic inflammation
- General wellness and preventive care
You do not need to have a confirmed diagnosis before booking. Your initial consultation is used to review your concerns, determine appropriate next steps, and identify whether testing or further medical follow-up may be helpful.
Hormone Health, Perimenopause, and Menopause
Hormonal changes can affect energy, sleep, mood, menstrual cycles, body composition, temperature regulation, and overall quality of life.
Naturopathic care may include a review of symptoms, health history, medications, nutrition, lifestyle, and relevant laboratory findings. When appropriate, your treatment plan may include nutritional guidance, supplements, prescription therapies, and ongoing monitoring.
Momentum’s naturopathic practice has a particular focus on hormone health, including perimenopause and menopause support.
Digestive and Metabolic Health
Digestive symptoms, blood sugar concerns, weight changes, and low energy can be influenced by multiple factors. A naturopathic assessment may review nutrition, digestion, stress, sleep, medications, activity levels, and relevant medical history.
Care may support concerns such as:
- Bloating and digestive discomfort
- Irregular bowel habits
- Food-related symptoms
- Blood sugar regulation
- Weight management
- Fatigue and low energy
- Cardiovascular and metabolic risk factors
Recommendations are tailored to the individual and may include nutrition counselling, lifestyle changes, laboratory testing, supplements, or prescription treatment when clinically appropriate.
Fertility and Reproductive Health
Naturopathic care may support individuals and couples who are preparing for pregnancy, navigating fertility concerns, or looking for additional guidance alongside conventional medical care.
Appointments may include a review of menstrual health, nutrition, sleep, stress, medications, supplements, laboratory results, and reproductive history.
Your naturopathic doctor can help identify appropriate next steps and coordinate recommendations with other healthcare providers when needed.
Your Naturopathic Treatment Plan
What to Expect at Your Naturopathic Appointment
Comprehensive health review
Assessment and testing
Personalized recommendations
Follow-up and adjustment
Meet Your Kelowna Naturopathic Doctor
Dr. Brittany Jeffries, ND, has practised naturopathic medicine in Kelowna since 2018. Her practice includes a focus on hormone health and may incorporate laboratory testing, nutrition and lifestyle guidance, supplements, prescriptions, IV therapy, and other treatment options where appropriate.
Frequently Asked Questions
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A naturopathic doctor assesses your symptoms, medical history, lifestyle, medications, nutrition, and health goals. Depending on your needs, they may recommend testing, dietary changes, supplements, prescription treatment, or other evidence-informed therapies.
A referral is generally not required. You can book directly with the clinic. However, your insurance provider may have specific requirements for reimbursement.
Bring a list of your medications and supplements, relevant laboratory results, medical reports, and any questions you would like to discuss. Completing intake forms in advance will also help your practitioner prepare.
Yes. Momentum currently offers virtual initial and follow-up naturopathic appointments. Some assessments or treatments may still require an in-person visit.
Naturopathic doctors may recommend laboratory testing when clinically relevant and within their professional scope. Testing decisions depend on your symptoms, health history, and treatment goals.
No. Naturopathic care can complement conventional medical care, but it should not replace emergency care, medically necessary testing, or treatment from your family doctor or specialist.
Naturopathic care may support people experiencing menstrual changes, perimenopause, menopause, thyroid concerns, fertility issues, or other hormone-related symptoms. Treatment depends on your assessment and clinical needs.
Many extended health plans include naturopathic services, but coverage varies. Contact your insurance provider to confirm eligibility, annual limits, referral requirements, and whether laboratory testing or supplements are included.
Book a Naturopathic Appointment
New patients should begin with a 60-minute initial consultation. This provides enough time to review your health history, symptoms, current treatments, and goals before recommendations are made.
