If you’ve noticed that your digestion feels off whenever your hormones fluctuate, whether around your menstrual cycle, during perimenopause or menopause, or due to other hormonal issues like thyroid dysfunction or blood sugar imbalances, you’re not imagining it.

Have you ever caught yourself thinking, “I’m not enough,” and felt your energy drop, while a gentler thought like, “I’m healing every day,” seems to lift your mood? These quiet conversations we have with ourselves, our self-talk, are more than passing thoughts

Imagine you’re juggling a packed schedule, barely finding time to breathe, but deep down, you know that moving your body could help you feel more alive and balanced.

At the Center for Natural Medicine, we believe true healing, especially in the context of addiction and mental health, must include the body, mind, and spirit.

You’ve committed to healthier eating, explored natural therapies, and perhaps tried mindfulness or meditation, yet the feeling of healing remains elusive.

Have you ever tried to make a big change, only to find yourself slipping back into old patterns? That’s not because you lack willpower, it’s because willpower alone only gets you so far.

You cut out gluten, filled your pantry with gluten-free pasta, snacks, and cereal, & maybe you even feel better digestively, but the scale isn’t budging.

So now you’ve gotten your food sensitivity test results, comes the big questions: What do I do next? Is this forever? Can I help my immune system to not be so sensitive? What happens if I accidentally have a food on my list? 

You’re excited to start a new health plan. You’ve got the supplements, the handouts, maybe even a meal prep container or two. You know what you're supposed to do.