As you meet our team, you will see the different Naturopathic Doctors and Practitioners on staff that we have chosen as our team to allow us success in many areas of Naturopathic Medicine.
Neurvana Health Clinic provides targeted naturopathic care for a wide array of chronic conditions, emotional well-being, and gender-specific health issues.
Their approach encompasses holistic solutions for systemic inflammatory responses, stress and trauma-related challenges, and comprehensive pain management. The clinic focuses in addressing hormonal imbalances, offering tailored care for both men and women's unique health needs. Integrative support for cancer care and a broad spectrum of chronic health concerns are also key aspects of their service, emphasizing a balanced and integrated approach to health and healing.
Dr. Amy Morrison is a Naturopathic Doctor who provides proactive solutions for persistent health problems. With innate knowledge of how the body’s many systems interconnect with one another — particularly the digestive and reproductive systems — Dr. Morrison, ND strives to provide the answers her patients have not been able to find elsewhere in Calgary.
Dr. Erik Nelson, ND is a Naturopathic Doctor with a passion for empowered, personalized medicine. Serving the Calgary community from where he was born and raised, Dr. Nelson believes in patient-centred care grounded in results-driven medicine.
Dr. Alexandra Smith is a Naturopathic Doctor who empowers women to become the best version of themselves. Through comprehensive diagnostic testing, Dr. Smith, ND, identifies the root cause of her patient’s health concerns. With detailed care plans, she strives to give each patient a fresh start at life — one free of painful chronic symptoms.
Dr. Dan Yee is a naturopathic doctor with 16+ years of experience treating chronic pain, autoimmune conditions, SIBO, MCAS, and complex health concerns.
Dr. Dawson Sultana, ND is focused on Pediatric and Family Health: guiding families toward resilience and balance through foundational care
Dr. Michela Nelson, ND has a clinical focus in womens health.
Dr. Dawn May, ND provides naturopathic care focused on women’s health, hormones, longevity, vitality, prevention and health optimization in Calgary.
Maria Carveth is a dedicated and compassionate Registered Social Worker with over 11 years of experience in helping individuals and families navigate life’s challenges. With a strong foundation in evidence-based practices and a deeply empathetic approach, Maria is committed to empowering clients to uncover their strengths, heal emotional wounds, and thrive in their personal and professional lives.
Naturopathic Doctors (NDs) are healthcare professionals who focus on diagnosing, preventing, and treating both acute and chronic illnesses, with the goal of restoring and establishing optimal health. They support the body's inherent self-healing process, emphasizing a comprehensive, personalized approach to healthcare that goes beyond merely suppressing symptoms. NDs strive to uncover and address the root causes of illness, tailoring care plans to the individual's needs. Educated and trained in accredited naturopathic medical colleges, NDs undergo a rigorous curriculum that encompasses both the biomedical and diagnostic sciences, akin to that of conventional medical doctors (MDs) and osteopathic doctors (DOs), but also includes areas of study unique to naturopathic medicine. This education prepares them to offer a blend of traditional healing methods and modern science, making their medical education both comprehensive and complementary to conventional medical training. Naturopathic medicine is guided by the Therapeutic Order™, a principle that outlines the natural sequence in which therapies should be applied to maximize benefit and minimize harm.
This order includes:
NDs are also trained in primary care and have the option for furthering education in areas such as Endocrinology, Environmental Medicine, Gastroenterology, Parenteral Therapies, Pediatrics, Primary Care, Psychiatry, and Oncology, among others. Their approach is not only to treat disease but to restore health by supporting the person's self-healing process, highlighting a distinctive blend of naturopathic and conventional medical philosophies for holistic patient care.
At Neurvana Health, our Calgary based Naturopathic Doctors combine advanced diagnostics with personalized, evidence informed therapies . Here, we’ve answered the most frequently asked questions about naturopathic medicine in Alberta — including coverage, testing, and what to expect when working with an ND.
Naturopathic services are not covered under the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP). However, most extended health benefit plans provide partial or full coverage for visits with licensed Naturopathic Doctors. Many patients also use Health Spending Accounts (HSAs) to submit receipts for reimbursement.
Yes. Licensed Naturopathic Doctors can order a wide range of laboratory tests, including hormone testing, nutrient, and metabolic panels, through accredited private labs. These advanced diagnostics allow your doctor to assess how your systems are functioning and design more precise treatment plans.
Yes. Fees paid to a licensed Naturopathic Doctor qualify as eligible medical expenses under the Canada Revenue Agency’s (CRA) Medical Expense Tax Credit.
Fees for naturopathic care vary depending on the practitioner, the length of your appointment, and the depth of assessment required. Initial consultations are a higher investment as they include a comprehensive review of your health history and lab work, while follow-up visits are billed according to appointment duration. At Neurvana Health, fees are reflective of the level of assessment, collaboration, and individualized care each patient receives.
Naturopathic Doctors (NDs) are licensed healthcare professionals who focus on understanding the root causes of symptoms through a comprehensive, systems-based approach. At Neurvana Health, our naturopathic doctors combine advanced diagnostic testing with evidence informed therapies including nutrition, targeted nutraceuticals, IV nutrient therapy, and lifestyle guidance to create personalized care plans. This integrative approach bridges natural and conventional medicine to help support long-term health and optimal function.
Start with licensure and fit. In Alberta, Naturopathic Doctors (NDs) are regulated by the College of Naturopathic Doctors of Alberta (CNDA). Look for:
Naturopathic care is not a replacement for emergency medicine, and services are not typically covered by provincial insurance. Naturopathic care involves an investment of time and finances. Approaches vary by clinic, so selecting an evidence-informed, diagnostics-guided team and maintaining communication with your family doctor are key to optimal outcomes.
Yes. In Alberta, Naturopathic Doctors are regulated healthcare professionals who complete a four-year, post-graduate accredited medical program, pass national board exams, and maintain continuing competency through the CNDA. At Neurvana Health, our practitioners follow evidence-informed, data-driven, and collaborative care principles, ensuring safety, transparency, and clear treatment planning.
