Our Practitioners

Adam is a general family medicine practitioner who welcomes patients of all levels of health. He provides high quality naturopathic medical care that addresses the causes of disease and utilizes safe and effective natural treatments. With an emphasis on disease prevention and health promotion, he works with his patients to educate them on how to become an active participant in the management of their own health.

While Afsoun’s practice is eclectic, using all naturopathic modalities for treatment, patients can also benefit from her advanced training in cosmetic/facial rejuvenation acupuncture and anti-aging treatments.

Alan believes strongly in empowering patients through health education. He believes that with a focus on nutrition, exercise, and stress reduction, one can move towards optimal health in a sustainable manner with long-term benefits. He enjoys using acupuncture, physical medicines and botanical medicines in his practice and has seen great benefit with these therapies. Alan enjoys working with patients to achieve their health goals by integrating healthy practices into daily life. He has had additional training in managing anxiety, and general men’s health concerns.

Ceinwen Gobert is a registered massage therapist and graduate of Sutherland-Chan School & Teaching Clinic. Her interest in massage therapy arose from her extensive experience as a professional dancer and the injuries and musculoskeletal conditions that she encountered in that profession.

Ellen Wong, ND, centres her family practice on treating individuals in all stages of health. She enjoys treating a wide range of patients including those with gastrointestinal concerns, women’s health concerns, mental health concerns and those who want cancer support. Because all patients are unique, she uses an individualized approach in combining traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture, botanical medicine, nutrition and counseling.

Jonathan's private practice focus is on optimizing mental and neurological health with nutrition and botanical (plant-based) medicines. He has lectured extensively on various health-related topics throughout North America to medical doctors, naturopathic doctors, other health care providers and patients at numerous conferences and health fairs. Dr. Prousky is the author of Anxiety: Orthomolecular Diagnosis and Treatment, Naturopathic Nutrition, and Principles & Practices of Naturopathic Clinical Nutrition.

Kenneth has been in private family practice for over 35 years. As a former chiropractor, his practice focuses on physical medicine with full spine and peripheral joint manipulation, and pain control through the use of acupuncture and, more recently, with homeopathic injection therapy called mesoreflexotherapy. His practice is also directed toward men’s health issues. Kenneth also utilizes mesotherapy injection techniques for facial rejuvenation, full body rejuvenation, and cellulite removal. Intravenous therapy (IV) is also available for the treatment of more advanced health concerns and for detoxification procedures.

Kimberlee Blyden-Taylor is the associate dean of clinical education and an assistant professor at CCNM. Her practice at CCNM's Integrated Healthcare Centre focuses on psychiatric and emotional issues, as well as pediatric care

Over the past ten years, Nadine has worked in a medical practice and a multidisciplinary osteopathic-physiotherapy clinic treating children’s, adolescents and women’s acute and chronic health concerns. She employs all naturopathic treatment modalities in her practice and has a special interest in nutrition and bio-therapeutic drainage.

Renée Isaacs Langdon is a licensed naturopathic doctor who has been in clinical practice since graduating from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in 2003. She has undergone doula (birth assistant) training and charting for fertility awareness training. Renée is also an Advanced Bowen Practitioner and an active member of the Bowenwork Canada Registry and the Bowen Therapy Academy of Australia (BTAA). She operates an eclectic general family practice, but has special interests in women’s health, reproduction/fertility, paediatric, digestive, musculoskeletal and endocrine related health concerns.

Over the last eight years, working as both a clinician, and a published freelance writer, Rob has enjoyed providing his patients the benefits of natural medicines. His patients see him for pain management, detox cleanses, insomnia, stress management, weight loss, and digestive concerns.

Saveria (Rena) has been in a family wellness practice for the past 18 years. She utilizes all naturopathic modalities including diet, nutritional supplementation, botanical medicine, and acupuncture, with an emphasis on Hahnemannian Homeopathy. Her practice focuses on women’s health issues and pediatrics including peri-natal health, well child check-ups, homeopathic prophylaxis (as an alternative to conventional vaccinations), female hormonal imbalances, and infertility. Most recently, she has incorporated the Healthy & Active: The Metabolism Program into her practice which is an individualized weight loss program based on the results of over 40 blood tests which determine which foods increase the body’s metabolism.

My naturopathic practice is family oriented with a focus on women’s health and pediatric care. I have received specific training in naturopathic pediatric care during my fourth year internship at CCNM, and believe strongly that we must invest in the health of our children today. I have a great passion for empowering others to improve their own health, and thereby their quality of life, through naturopathic medicine.

Zeynep recognizes that each person is unique and provides an individualized approach to treating her patients. She believes in providing care that is safe, effective, and comprehensive. She enjoys working with people with chronic conditions such as thyroid dysfunction, digestive concerns, gynecological and women’s health concerns and has further training in fertility and gynecology. In addition to maintaining a busy practice, she enjoys her role as the instructor of the women’s health course at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine.