Submit an Event

Add New Event

Event Time & Date

You have changed the recurrence rules of this event. Saving the event will update all future events. If you did not mean to change all events, then please refresh the page.
YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM to HH:MM YYYY-MM-DD

Are you sure you want to remove this recurrence?

Are you sure you want to delete this exception?
Event will not occur:

Choose a .jpg, .png, or .gif file under 32 MB in size.

Choose Image
Remove image

Event Tags

Virtual Event

Type of Event:
Add Video or Meeting Link:
Video or Meeting Link URL

Preview

Facebook Live

No connected Facebook Pages found. You must connect a Facebook App to your site before you can add Facebook Live videos to events.

Set up Facebook Live
YouTube Live
Autoplay Video
Include live chat
Mute Video
Modest Branding
Restrict Related Videos
Hide Controls
Display:
Show when:
Show to:
Virtual Event Label:

  • Virtual events will be indexed on Google as online events.

Events Status

Venue Details

Delete this
Add another venue

Organizer Details

Delete this
Add another organizer

Event Website

Event Cost

Leave blank to hide the field. Enter a 0 for events that are free.

Dr. Martha Reid - Naturopathic Medicine Week 2025

  1. What inspired you to pursue a career in naturopathic medicine, and how does that inspiration continue to shape your work today?
    2. Put simply, Naturopathic Medicine transformed my health, and I am incredibly passionate about helping others see the same amazing possibilities that exist within their own health journey.

  2. What has been the most fulfilling moment or achievement in your career as a naturopathic doctor?
    3. Watching innumerable patients achieve amazing health outcomes by incorporating simple and foundational principles of naturopathic medicine.

  3. What has been the greatest challenge in your journey as an ND, and how have you overcome it?
    4. Facing my own human fear of inadequacy is likely the greatest challenge I face. When a patient comes in the door with something new or more complex than I have yet seen, this old fear raises its ugly head. But then I take a deep breath, ground myself, open my ears and heart to open and active listening, and when I do this, what the patient tells me always guides me towards the next right thing.

  4. What advice would you give to someone curious about becoming a naturopathic doctor or exploring naturopathic medicine?
    5. First, take your time to decide. The journey through school and into business beyond is not for the faint of heart. But if you decide to take the plunge, the personal growth and reward as a result, is worth it. Second, in my humble opinion, choose Naturopathic Medicine for Naturopathic Medicine — in other words, choose it for its six foundational principles.

  5. What’s one thing you wish everyone knew or understood about naturopathic medicine and the role of NDs?
    6. That NDs know what they are talking about when it comes to naturopathic medicine. We are rigorously trained and are the only practitioners in the healthcare world that have the capacity to seamlessly bridge natural medicine with conventional or allopathic medicine. We are an invaluable of the healthcare team and I simply wish we were respected as such.

  6. If you could describe what it means to be an ND in one sentence, what would it be?
    7. For me personally, it means passion, inspiration and nourishment.

  7. How does your work as an ND positively impact your patients and your community?
    8. I inspire my patients everyday to see something positive and transformative in their health.

  8. What is one aspect of naturopathic medicine that you feel makes it truly unique in today’s healthcare landscape?
    9. We truly optimize a patient’s health versus manage their disease. As mentioned above, we are the only healthcare providers with the capacity to seamlessly weave the natural and conventional models of medicine for a patient.

Dr. Christine Kadykalo - Naturopathic Medicine Week 2025

  1. What inspired you to pursue a career in naturopathic medicine, and how does that inspiration continue to shape your work today?
    2. My passion for naturopathic medicine grew from two powerful experiences. First, as an athlete, I saw firsthand how natural therapies, like targeted nutrition and recovery protocols, optimized performance in ways conventional approaches couldn’t. This taught me that the body thrives when given the right tools to heal itself.

    Second, when my sister faced a chronic illness in my young adult years, I witnessed how fragmented our healthcare system could be. Naturopathic medicine’s focus on root-cause healing and patient empowerment became my calling. Today, these experiences shape how I practice: merging evidence-based science with individualized care to help patients function and excel.

  2. What has been the most fulfilling moment or achievement in your career as a naturopathic doctor?
    3. The most fulfilling part of my career isn’t tied to a single moment, instead more about the privilege of witnessing patients reclaim their lives. Whether it’s a busy patient finally overcoming chronic fatigue, a student restoring their gut health after years of discomfort, or an athlete returning to peak performance without relying on quick fixes, these transformations reaffirm why I chose this path.

    Naturopathic medicine doesn’t just treat symptoms; it reignites possibility. When a patient tells me, ‘I feel like myself again,’ or ‘I didn’t know I could feel this good’, that’s the ultimate achievement. It’s why I’m passionate about making holistic care accessible because everyone deserves to be healthy and thrive.

  3. What has been the greatest challenge in your journey as an ND, and how have you overcome it?
    4. One of the greatest challenges in my journey as an ND has been holding space for profound suffering, especially when faced with the limits of what medicine can do. Early in my career, I cared for an 18-year-old cancer patient whose life ended far too soon. While I was grateful to offer comfort in his final days, the experience left a lasting weight. It was a stark reminder that healing doesn’t always mean curing, and that our role extends beyond prescriptions to being fully present with patients in their hardest moments.

    This reality reshaped how I approach both practice and self-care. I’ve learned to lean on my ND community for support, prioritize my own emotional resilience through mindfulness and boundaries, and honor the privilege of walking alongside patients whether toward recovery or peace.

  4. What advice would you give to someone curious about becoming a naturopathic doctor or exploring naturopathic medicine?
    5. Becoming a naturopathic doctor isn’t just a career, it’s a lifestyle. This path demands dedication beyond your typical “office hours”. Whether it’s staying current with emerging research, holding space for patients after hours, or advocating for our profession in a skeptical world. This profession is so rewarding as I’ve witnessed lives transform through holistic healing and it makes every challenge worth it.

    If you’re curious, I’d say: shadow an ND, talk to current students, and reflect on why you’re drawn to this work. NDs are often lifelong learners, compassionate listeners, and relentless advocates for their patients. It’s not an easy journey, but if you’re passionate about empowering others to heal (mind, body, and spirit) there’s no more fulfilling path.

  5. What’s one thing you wish everyone knew or understood about naturopathic medicine and the role of NDs?
    6. Naturopathic doctors are your trained guides in the often-overwhelming world of health information. While anyone can Google symptoms or supplements, an ND brings 4+ years of rigorous medical training to interpret that data through the lens of your unique biology, lifestyle, and goals. We don’t just hand out protocols, we help you navigate the noise with evidence-based wisdom, so you can make choices that align with your body’s true needs, not trends or guesswork.

    I like to think of an ND as your health interpreter, translating science into actionable steps. In an era of information overload, our role is to empower you with clarity, not more confusion.

  6. If you could describe what it means to be an ND in one sentence, what would it be?
    7. To be an ND is to empower healing and equipping patients with the knowledge, tools, and compassion they need to not just feel better, but live better.

  7. How does your work as an ND positively impact your patients and your community?
    8. For patients, it’s about supporting them by either guiding a perimenopausal woman to navigate hot flashes and brain fog with herbs and lifestyle changes or helping chronic illness patients to understand their bodies rather than fear them. This is an “aha” moment when someone realizes they are not broken, and providing the right support can change how they see their health positively.

    For the community, it’s preventative medicine in action. Every patient who learns to nourish their gut, manage stress effectively, or prioritize sleep becomes a beacon for their family, coworkers, and social circles. By addressing root causes, we reduce long-term strain on healthcare systems and redefine what “healthcare” can look like with less crisis management and more sustained vitality.

  8. What is one aspect of naturopathic medicine that you feel makes it truly unique in today’s healthcare landscape?
    9. One unique aspect of naturopathic medicine is the use of time. NDs utilize time to listen deeply, unravel complex health histories, and to see the whole person behind the symptoms. While today’s healthcare system often reduces patients to quick diagnoses and prescriptions, NDs prioritize thorough assessments that consider physical, emotional, and lifestyle factors. This careful approach allows us to identify underlying concerns, and to build partnerships where patients feel heard, not rushed.

Dr. Romi Fung - Naturopathic Medicine Week 2025

  1. What inspired you to pursue a career in naturopathic medicine, and how does that inspiration continue to shape your work today?
    2. My own health journey, including struggles with digestion and mental health, led me to naturopathic medicine. Acupuncture brought immense relief when nothing else helped, and lifestyle changes helped me truly thrive. That experience continues to guide my work and passion for patient care. (More of my story: drromifungnd.com, CCNM Magazine, pg 30–33).

  2. What has been the most fulfilling moment or achievement in your career as a naturopathic doctor?
    3. Seeing patients feel better whether digestion, energy, or mental clarity—is deeply fulfilling. I value the trust built even when things aren’t improving, because that’s where collaboration happens. Teaching and empowering others—from patients to colleagues—is a privilege. One memorable moment: being stopped at the airport by the wife of a long-time patient with cognitive decline, expressing her gratitude for the care I provided.

  3. What has been the greatest challenge in your journey as an ND, and how have you overcome it?
    4. Facing misconceptions was tough early on. But I chose to focus on the difference I make. I’m not here to replace the medical system, but to complement it. My 13+ years of training allows me to approach health differently, and that’s a strength.

  4. What advice would you give to someone curious about becoming a naturopathic doctor or exploring naturopathic medicine?
    5. Ask yourself “what kind of doctor do you want to be”? Do you want to focus on lifestyle and long-term care, or something more acute? Who do you want to serve? Observing different healthcare providers can help clarify your path.

  5. What’s one thing you wish everyone knew or understood about naturopathic medicine and the role of NDs?
    6. That naturopathic medicine isn’t about choosing between conventional and natural—it’s about combining the best of both. NDs take time to understand the whole person, uncover root causes, and guide patients with evidence-based, personalized care. We’re trained, regulated professionals who work alongside other healthcare providers to support long-term, sustainable health—not just symptom relief.

  6. If you could describe what it means to be an ND in one sentence, what would it be?
    7. I’m a health detective—I stay curious, gather evidence, and don’t intervene until I understand the full picture.

  7. How does your work as an ND positively impact your patients and your community?
    8. I help patients take control of their health, especially brain health, by addressing root causes like nutrient deficiencies, sleep issues, or insulin resistance. In the community, I share knowledge through public talks and social media, creating a ripple effect of informed, empowered individuals.

  8. What is one aspect of naturopathic medicine that you feel makes it truly unique in today’s healthcare landscape?
    9. Docere—Doctor as Teacher. When patients understand their health, they feel empowered to change it. Education transforms outcomes.

What we hear from patients of NDs

“I’ve been seeing an ND for over 20 years. My ND listens and we spend time focusing on my questions and what matters to me. I see it as a true partnership.”

“My ND helped me get through some rough health challenges when I was experiencing menopause. Nothing I did helped, but my ND listened, helped me balance my hormones, and got me through it.”

“I’ve had health problems since I was a kid. Asthma, digestive issues and a host of other things. My ND has helped me manage all my conditions and has gotten me healthier.”

“My ND makes me feel empowered. I participate in my health decisions and feel like I’m an equal partner in my care.”

“My ND didn’t just focus on my symptoms and instead focused on treating my problem.”

Special Offer for Naturopathic Doctors from the Indigenous Relations Academy

BCND is pleased to share a professional development opportunity through the Indigenous Relations Academy, which is generously offering naturopathic doctors a 20% discount on two of their most valued online training courses.

Courses Eligible for Discount

  • Working Effectively with Indigenous Peoples®
    A comprehensive course designed to deepen understanding of Indigenous Peoples, their history, and how to build respectful, effective relationships. This course takes approximately 3.5 to 4 hours to complete.
  • Indigenous Awareness
    This shorter course focuses on the historical aspect of Indigenous relations in Canada. It is Part 1 of the full course and takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours to complete.

How to Access the Discount

Offer Details

  • 20% off either course listed above
  • No minimum purchase required
  • Cannot be combined with other offers
  • Valid until April 4, 2026

BCND thanks the Indigenous Relations Academy for making this offer available to naturopathic doctors committed to advancing cultural safety and humility in their practices.