Naturopathy
 Naturopathic
medicine is based on the belief that the human body
has an innate healing ability. Tattwa Naturopaths
teach our clients to use diet, exercise, lifestyle
changes and cutting edge natural therapies to enhance
the body’s ability to ward off and combat
disease. Naturopathy views the body as a complex,
interrelated system (a whole person), not as an
individual symptom. Tattwa Naturopaths craft comprehensive
treatment plans that supplement a patient’s
traditional allopathic treatment while blending
natural medical approaches to not only treat disease,
but to also restore health.
A naturopathic consultation at Tattwa typically
begins with a patient interview focusing on lifestyle,
medical history, stress assessments, as well as
physical examinations. The Naturopath works with
herbs, diet, enriched waters, cleanses, and gentle
tissue manipulations in their treatments to harness
and enhance the body’s own natural healing
powers. Tattwa Naturopaths base their practice on
historically rooted principles including:
- Self-Healing.
Our bodies have such a powerful, innate instinct
for self-healing. By finding and removing the barriers
to this self-healing naturopathic physicians attempt
to nurture this process.
- Treatment of Causes.
Naturopaths realize that symptoms will only return
unless the root illness is addressed. Rather than
temporarily alleviate or cover up symptoms, Naturopaths
seek to find and treat the source of a patient’s
illness.
- Individualized Low
Impact Treatment Options. Tattwa
treatment plans are customized to fit each patient’s
individual diagnosis. Further, by using low-impact
procedures and natural compounds, such as dietary
supplements, herbal extracts and homeopathy, Tattwa’s
Naturopaths attempt to limit treatments to few or
no side effects.
- Education.
Tattwa believes that one of the most important
aspects of treatment is education. By educating
our clients on how to eat, relax, energize and nurture
themselves physically, spiritually and emotionally
we help them take control of their own wellbeing.
They also encourage self-responsibility and work
closely with each patient.
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