Naturopathic medicine · Kirkland, WA
Naturopathic medicine that asks why.
Hormones, digestion, thyroid, nutrients, inflammation, environment, sleep and stress physiology, read as one pattern. The goal is to understand why the body is struggling before deciding what support makes sense.
A wider clinical lens
Many patients arrive after normal results, short appointments, or plans that treat one symptom at a time.
Naturopathic medicine takes a wider view, so care can become more specific, more personal and more useful.
Instead of asking only what diagnosis fits, she asks
What systems are under strain?
What patterns keep repeating?
What is the body trying to say?
What care may include
Tools chosen for the person, not the diagnosis.
Every plan is different. These are the tools Dr. Dvorak draws on most.
- Comprehensive history and intake
- Functional and conventional lab review
- Nutrition strategy and therapeutic diets
- Herbal and botanical medicine
- Nutrient repletion and targeted supplements
- Digestive and microbiome support
- Hormone and cycle support
- Environmental medicine
- Nervous system and lifestyle strategy
Alongside acupuncture
Two disciplines, one plan.
Where it is clinically appropriate, acupuncture can be woven into naturopathic care. Dr. Dvorak is trained and licensed in both, so the plan is designed as one piece rather than handed between practitioners.
Clinical recommendations are provided only within an established provider-patient relationship, after appropriate intake, informed consent and acceptance into care.
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Clinical Insights Monthly
One letter a month on one question — what a test measures, what it cannot answer, and what to ask for. So you walk into your next appointment knowing which question is yours to ask.