Education
Ali is a naturopathic doctor with roots in Windsor-Essex County, where she is proud to be launching her practice.
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Her path to naturopathic medicine began with a degree in International Development from the University of Guelph, where she developed a strong interest in community building and social wellbeing. Personal health challenges deepened her passion for healthcare and sparked a shift in focus—from global development to the vital role of individual and community health. This journey ultimately led her to the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in Toronto, where she earned her Doctor of Naturopathy degree.
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Ali’s approach blends evidence-based medicine with whole-person care, supporting each patient with thoughtful, personalized treatment rooted in both science and connection. She believes that health is not only a personal experience, but a community one—and that healing becomes more powerful when people feel seen, supported, and informed.
Now back in her hometown, Ali is dedicated to helping others build a stronger, more empowered relationship with their health—one that feels natural, sustainable, and deeply aligned.
What is Naturopathic medicine?
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About Naturopathic Medicine
Naturopathic medicine blends the art of healing with the science of modern healthcare. It’s a system of medicine that acknowledges the complexity of the human body—and treats it as just that: a whole, interconnected system.
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Rather than focusing on symptoms in isolation, naturopathic care considers how all aspects of your health—hormones, digestion, mood, metabolism, skin, sleep—are working together. When one area is off, it can ripple into others. That’s why treatment is designed to support the entire system, not just one part of it.
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Your Health, Your Experience
Every appointment is an opportunity to tune in, to learn, ask questions, and feel seen and heard in your health journey.
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Care is collaborative, too. Naturopathic doctors often work alongside other healthcare providers—family physicians, specialists, therapists, and allied health practitioners—to create a cohesive plan that respects your needs and aligns with your goals.
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Evidence-Based, Personalized Care
As a regulated healthcare profession in Ontario, naturopathic medicine values science and clinical research. Naturopathic doctors are trained in biomedical sciences, diagnosis, and pharmacology, alongside nutrition, botanical medicine, acupuncture, and other therapeutic modalities.
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Supporting the Whole You
Whether you're seeking answers, looking to optimize your well-being, or simply want to feel more connected to your body, naturopathic medicine offers a compassionate, integrative path forward. It’s healthcare that meets you where you are—and helps guide you toward where you want to be.
Because health isn’t one-size-fits-all. And your care shouldn’t be either.
How Can Naturopathic Medicine Help You?
General Health & Preventative Care
Support for everyday wellbeing, energy, immune health, and long-term prevention. Whether you're looking to maintain balance or start fresh, this is about creating a foundation you can feel good in.
Hormonal Health & Fertility
From PMS, irregular cycles, and PCOS to fertility support and navigating perimenopause—hormones influence every part of how we feel. Together, we work to restore hormonal balance and support your reproductive health in a way that’s aligned and informed.
Digestion & Gut Health
Bloating, food sensitivities, IBS, and irregular digestion can impact everything from mood to immunity. We take a full-body approach to healing your gut and restoring comfort, function, and clarity.
Metabolic Health
Support for blood sugar balance, insulin resistance, thyroid function, and weight concerns—focusing on sustainable, personalized strategies that nourish your metabolism and your overall wellbeing.
Skin Health & Aesthetics
Your skin is a reflection of what’s happening inside. Whether you're dealing with acne, eczema, or looking for natural ways to support skin health and aging gracefully, we blend internal care with naturopathic facial treatments and supportive skincare.
Mental Health & Stress
Anxiety, low mood, burnout, and sleep issues are deeply connected to every other system in the body. We work together to regulate your nervous system, restore balance, and help you feel more grounded and resilient.
Mission
Ali’s mission is to provide compassionate, evidence-informed care that empowers individuals to feel connected, supported, and confident in their health. Through personalized naturopathic medicine and a whole-person approach, she creates a space where healing is collaborative, informed, and deeply rooted in both science and soul.
Vision
Ali’s vision is to help redefine the healthcare experience—one that is personalized, empowering, and rooted in meaningful connection. She envisions a future where individuals are active participants in their care, with the ability to customize their health journey in a way that reflects their unique needs, values, and goals. Through collaborative, integrative, and accessible naturopathic medicine, she hopes to inspire a deeper sense of agency, trust, and vitality in every person she supports.
Common Questions
Is Naturopathic medicine covered by OHIP?
It is not covered by OHIP, but it is covered by most extended health benefit plans. It is best to check with your insurance provider to find out of you have coverage and how much. Paying out of pocket for our services is also an option if one does not have healthcare benefits.
Can I still see a Naturopathic Doctor if I have a Family Doctor?
Yes of course! We prefer to work collaboratively with other health practitioners to ensure you are getting the most comprehensive and thorough care possible. There are also some practices that are not in the scope of a Naturopathic Doctor and can be a necessary part of one's care (eg. prescription medication, specialist referrals, etc.).
Who is considered a Naturopathic Doctor?
The title of Naturopathic Doctor is a protected term in Ontario. To use this title, one must have completed an undergraduate degree at an accredited University, complete four years of Naturopathic Medical School at an accredited institution - and then pass the naturopathic medical board examinations and obtain approval for a naturopathic medical license through the province of Ontario. All licensed Naturopaths in Ontario are listed on the College of Naturopaths of Ontario (CONO) regulatory board website.