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Dr. Cremanaru is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor who takes a holistic, individualized approach to care. Trained in acupuncture, botanical medicine, orthomolecular therapy, and lifestyle counseling, he focuses on uncovering root causes to support lasting wellness. With special interests in stress, hormones, immunity, and mental health, Dr. Cremanaru brings both personal experience and professional dedication to his practice. He speaks Romanian and is licensed by the College of Naturopaths of Ontario.
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Nick is a staff member that manages bookings, prospective patients, and guides our patients in understanding how our clinic treats. He studied an undergraduate degree in Health Sciences at Brock University and shortly after joined the Family Naturopathic Clinic Health Care team. He handles our patients questions delicately, and takes time gets along with all personalities compassionately. Nick is not licensed and does not give Medical or Naturopathic Consultations.
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Somatic Experiencing helps us understand our nervous system state (fight, flight, freeze) and how it stores stress (or trauma) in the body. I work with clients to resolve patterns in their lives, gain more resilience, heal from traumatic events, or work on long-standing issues such as depression or anxiety.
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Originally trained in traditional Thai massage at WATPO in Bangkok, Suparat brings over a decade of global spa experience and advanced massage therapy training in Canada. She blends Eastern and Western techniques to treat tension, pain, and stress with a focus on myofascial release and trigger point therapy.
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Patient intake, explain how your illness has affected your life, the doctor will listen, take vitals, and record findings
Laboratory Testing and Diagnostic Screening
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Osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis. The term comes from mid 16th century, via Latin from Greek, from the word arthron, meaning ‘joint’. “-Itis” is a suffix in medicine and it means Inflammation. Osteo means bone. Put them together and you get: inflammation of the bony joints!Osteoarthritis is the most common chronic, degenerative joint disease with a prevalence of 38% in Canada (followed by heart disease at 27%) that affects mostly middle-aged and older adults (me included!). Osteoarthritis causes the breakdown of joint cartilage. It can occur in any joint, but it most often affects the hands, knees, hips, or spine.
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The rise of online medical care is transforming how patients access health services, offering convenience, wider reach, and faster consultations. Telemedicine and virtual clinics have become essential, especially post-pandemic, making healthcare more accessible than ever. However, at our naturopathic clinic, we currently do not offer online medical care, as we prioritize in-person, personalized treatments to ensure the highest quality and thorough assessments. As the future evolves, we continue to evaluate how best to serve our patients’ needs with care and integrity.
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Naturopathic services are not covered by OHIP, but many private extended health insurance plans do offer partial or full coverage for visits to licensed naturopathic doctors (NDs). Coverage varies by insurer and plan, so patients should check their specific benefits.
Naturopathic doctors treat a wide range of acute and chronic conditions, including:
- Digestive issues (IBS, bloating, food intolerances)
- Hormonal imbalances (PMS, thyroid, menopause, PCOS)
- Fatigue, sleep issues, and stress
- Skin conditions (acne, eczema)
- Allergies and immune support
- Cardiometabolic health (cholesterol, blood pressure, diabetes)
Naturopaths also focus on prevention and optimizing overall wellness.
The initial visit is typically 45-60 minutes and includes:
- A full health history and lifestyle assessment
- Review of current symptoms, medications, and lab work
- Discussion of health goals
- A preliminary personalized treatment plan, which may include diet, -supplements, herbal medicine, and lifestyle changes
- Lab testing or follow-up visits may be recommended as needed.
Yes. In Ontario, naturopathic doctors are regulated under the College of Naturopaths of Ontario (CONO). They must:
- Complete a minimum 7–8 years of post-secondary education
- Pass rigorous licensing exams
- Maintain continuing education and standards of practice
- Only those registered with CONO may use the title "Naturopathic Doctor" or "ND".
-Yes, licensed naturopathic doctors in Ontario can order standard lab tests (e.g., blood work, hormone panels, food sensitivity testing) either directly or via third-party labs.
-NDs do not prescribe pharmaceutical medications unless they have obtained prescribing authority certification (additional training regulated by CONO). With this certification, they can prescribe certain restricted substances like bioidentical hormones, desiccated thyroid, or injectable B12.
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