How to find a trustworthy practitioner
Word of mouth is still the safest route. If you have no one in your circle, here are the three criteria we check before referring anyone. Read them before booking, anywhere.
Word of mouth is still the safest route. If you have no one in your circle, here are the three criteria we check before referring anyone. Read them before booking, anywhere.
An identifiable school, a meaningful number of training years - experience matters. If the training is vague, walk away.
A serious practitioner may recommend a specific form (bisglycinate, EPA-rich omega-3…); never their own brand at the end of the visit. Immediate conflict of interest.
Naturopathy complements; it does not replace. Anyone telling you to drop a prescribed medication is dangerous, full stop.
A serious practitioner spends real time with you - not a fifteen-minute appointment - and follows you over several months for proper work.
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