Craniosacral Therapy Naturopaths near Clark County, WA

I practice family medicine, offering primary care services for all ages. I specialize in pediatrics and women's health at all stages including fertility, postpartum and adjunctive pregnancy care. I also treat various chronic conditions including autoimmunity, metabolic and GI disorders. I wants all my patients to feel good in their own bodies and live the life they desire.

Dr. Heidi Codino (she/her/hers) has completed extra trainings in LGBTQ+ healthcare as well as gender affirming care. “Feeling that your presenting features match your identity is very important to your physical, emotional, and mental health”. She wants all her patients to feel whole and happy with who they are. She specializes in minor surgery, LGBTQ+ health, IV therapy, pelvic floor therapy, physical manipulations, pediatrics, pregnancy, postpartum, fertility, chronic pain, and oncology, as well as seeing primary care patients of all ages.

Dr. Rose Paisley, ND graduated in 2002, and has been helping patients to identify and create their optimal health with naturopathic medicine. Over the years she has honed her expertise in integrative cancer care, endocrinology, gastroenterology, nutrition, and mental and emotional well being. Dr. Paisley strives to inspire health through education, positive change, personal growth, and evidence-based medicine rooted in natural health strategies. Patients can expect to provide a complete health history, undergo a comprehensive evaluation, and receive an individualized set of gentle, reasonable, and non-invasive recommendations.

My goal is to truly understand a person's health goals whether physical, mental, emotional, spiritual - or a combination thereof. Many of the patients I work with may be dealing with: fatigue, stress, pain, gastrointestinal issues, skin conditions, anxiety, depression, and many other conditions that perhaps haven't been adequately addressed by previous providers. I strive to understand the whole-person imbalances that may be contributing to the development of symptoms.