About
Dr. Kay is a Naturopathic Doctor with a focus in digestion, hormones, and skin health. Prior to pursuing a career in naturopathic medicine, Dr. Kay earned a Bachelor of Science in Nutritional Sciences at the University of British Columbia. She finds that nutrition, when included in treatment through diet modification or IV therapy, can result in vast improvement for the patient. Other treatments and assessments that Dr. Kay offers incorporate diagnostic tests, physical exams (including paps and breast exams), herbal medicine, acupuncture, chelation, and spinal adjustments. Dr. Kay also has a very special interest in women’s health. She recognizes that a woman’s biology and healthcare needs are unique. She strongly believes that women should have a supportive health care team that empowers them to feel their best. Conditions treated include irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), food sensitivities, menstrual cramps or irregularities, urinary and yeast infections, thyroid conditions, acne, and eczema. She is licensed to prescribe pharmaceutical medication and uses the advantages of modern medicine while prioritizing natural approaches when possible. Dr. Kay understands that getting to a place of wellness can be complicated and frustrating and therefore she offers a safe space where you are heard and cared for. Dr. Kay is here to help simplify and guide you through your journey to health.
Qualifications
Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine - Boucher Institute of Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor's of Science with Honors in Food, Nutrition and Health - University of British Columbia
Certification in acupuncture, intravenous and chelation therapy and aesthetic procedures (botulinum toxin and dermal filler)
Prescriptive authority
Menopause & Hormone Bootcamp - Institute of Women's Health and Integrative Medicine
Global Health Certification & Internship - Natural Doctors International (Nicaragua)
Naturopathic Cardiac Life Support Certification - OHM
Registered and in good standing with the BCNA, CAND & CNPBC
Additional training in women’s health, family medicine, First Nations health, mind-body medicine and applied kinesiology