Dr. Brittany Wolfe, ND

I am a graduate of Boucher Institute of Naturopathic Medicine located in the scenic British Columbia. My previous studies focused on healthcare through a sociological lens aiming to understand how our access to healthcare shifts depending upon our social determinants. Ever the feminist, my studies honed in on women’s health.

Although I had a passion for women’s health, autonomy and sustainability, I did not foresee myself landing in the role of a healthcare provider. I did not yet realize that, at the intersection of my passions, was naturopathic medicine offering a unique lens through which to view healthcare. I also did not realize that naturopathic medicine held the answers to my personal health journey. Slowly and then wholly, I fell in love with the intricacies of the human body and with its innate intelligence. I became enamoured by the wealth of knowledge held within botanical medicine and the potency of a single acupuncture needle. 

Through this medicine, I learned that my body already knew the way to health but I had an active role in my journey; I had to provide it with the necessary tools to thrive. Not only did naturopathic medicine teach me how to trust my body but also how to befriend it. I am privileged and honoured to practice in a career that allows others to do the same.

“Every woman who heals herself helps heal all the women who came before her, and those who came after her.”

  – Christiane Northrup 

My clinical rotations proved to be comprehensive offering naturopathic care on fatigue, gastroenterology, skin, pain management, women’s health, mood disorders, pediatrics and geriatrics. I was also fortunate enough to serve the community of Katzie First Nation located in Pitt Meadows, British Columbia. I maintain an open practice and am keen to treat various ages, body types and disease states. I have a particular interest in women’s health, pelvic pain, perinatal care (from preconception and beyond), anxiety and insomnia. I gravitate strongly towards botanical medicine, acupuncture and nutrition. 

As a student of the human body for life, I am currently further expanding my knowledge on chronic pelvic pain and nervous system supports. When I am not playing with herbs, you can find me basking in nature, playing with my pets, learning a new yoga pose or trying out a new recipe in the kitchen. 

I am a member in good standing with the Saskatchewan Association of Naturopathic Doctors and am also pleased to sit on the Board of Directors.