1. You want a doctor who will treat all of you, not just your illness. Naturopathic medical doctors (NMD) are trained to treat the whole person.

2. You want a uniquely tailored health plan, just for you, based on your health status, goals, and lifestyle.

3. You want to treat the root cause of an illness, not just the symptoms.

4. You want to actively participate in managing your own health.

5. NMDs are trained to work with you to determine which combination of therapies will work best for you to heal or manage your pain safely so that you can resume daily activities.

6. Certain chronic health conditions that have symptoms such as fatigue, insomnia, or gastrointestinal distress can be difficult to diagnose and treat, and can benefit from a holistic approach.

Licensed naturopathic medical doctors combine knowledge of the body’s natural healing properties with the rigors of modern science to focus on holistic, proactive prevention and comprehensive diagnosis and treatment. By using protocols that minimize the risk of harm, naturopathic physicians help facilitate the body’s inherent ability to restore and maintain optimal health.

When seeking medical care from a naturopathic doctor, it is important to select a doctor who has a naturopathic medical degree earned from an accredited, four-year, in-residence, naturopathic medical college and is licensed or certified.

During your first visit, your licensed naturopathic practitioner will take your health history, ask questions about your diet, stress levels, lifestyle habits and exercise, use of tobacco and alcohol, prescription drugs and supplements you are taking, and discuss the reasons you sought out a naturopathic doctor. He or she might also perform a physical examination and order specialty tests, as needed. Based on findings, the doctor will work with you to set up an individualized health plan and condition management strategy. If necessary, the doctor will refer you to other health care practitioners.

Your consultation will include FMT preparation, safety, effectiveness, and how to prevent recurrence. Additional follow-up appointments help ensure complete healing and recovery.

Absolutely! We offer virtual natural health consultations for those who are unable to make it to the office or don't live in Idaho.

If you prefer a virtual consultation, choose this option when booking. You will be sent a link to your secure video appointment at the time of your booking and 10 minutes before you appointment begins. At the end of your virtual consultation you will be sent a copy of your Health Plan (e.g. your individual recommendations), a link to our online medicinary (if supplements are needed), and an electronic invoice.

Any supplements not purchased through our medicinary may be purchased through Fullscript. Any supplements you purchase from this site are of the highest quality and will contain our dosing recommendations. Supplements in the United states are poorly regulated, and by purchasing the recommended supplements, you are ensured quality.

As last minute cancellations are difficult to fill, please give 48 hours advance notice of cancellation. If you cancel less than 48 hours before your appointment, you will be charged in full for your visit.

We accept exact cash, check (with photo ID) and all major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover). Payment is due in full at the time of visit. Insurance does not cover our services.

Naturopathic practice includes the following therapeutic modalities: nutritional medicine, botanical medicine, naturopathic physical medicine (including naturopathic manipulative therapy), public health measures, hygiene, counseling, and homeopathy; all used to optimize an individual's health.

Naturopathic medical doctors are newly licensed in Idaho as of July 2020. Drs. Cory and Mollie Szybala maintain their licensure in Idaho. This means that they are able to order labs and prescribe medications but it does not mean that insurance covers their services.