Supporting digestive health, hormones, stress, and more.
Our naturopathic doctor works to understand why your symptoms are happening and the underlying factors contributing to them. Your care plan is individualized and may include nutrition, lifestyle guidance, targeted supplementation, and appropriate testing.
How We Can Help
Dr. Raquel works with patients experiencing:
• Digestive health and gut concerns
• Hormonal imbalance (including cycle irregularities, perimenopause, and menopause)
• Thyroid dysfunction and optimization
• Anxiety, and nervous system dysregulation
• Autoimmune conditions
• Metabolic health and sustainable weight management
• Ongoing symptoms without clear answers
Your First Visit
Length: 75 minutes, Cost: $250
- A comprehensive review of your health history
- Review of symptoms, medications, and prior testing
- Lab testing (conventional or functional), when it will meaningfully guide your care
- Nutrition and lifestyle recommendations
- Evidence-based supplements when appropriate
Moving Forward
After your first visit, you’ll leave knowing what we’re focusing on and why.
Dr. Raquel looks at the full picture and determines what needs attention first: what to address, what to test, and what can wait. Your recommendations may include targeted nutrition and lifestyle changes, specific supplementation when appropriate, and lab testing when it will meaningfully guide care.
Ongoing Healing
At follow-up visits, she reviews how you’re responding and refines your plan based on your progress and any test results.
Diagnostic Testing & Services
Testing may include
- Standard bloodwork
- Comprehensive stool analysis
- Food allergy and sensitivity testing
Additional Services
• Vitamin B12 and Vitamin D injections
• Acupuncture
Meet Dr. Raquel Cocquyt, ND
Dr. Raquel is a licensed naturopathic doctor (ND) in Ontario, trained in conventional medical sciences and evidence-based natural therapies.
Her approach is practical and science-informed. She works with you to understand what may be influencing your health, including nutrition, stress, hormones, digestion, and lifestyle, and develops personalized care plans that are realistic and sustainable.
Clear communication and collaboration are central to her care, helping you feel informed and confident in your decisions.
Ready To Get Answers?
If you’re ready for a deeper look at what’s driving your symptoms, we’re here to help.
Dr. Raquel provides clear guidance, collaborative care, and a plan designed to move you forward with confidence.
Book your first visit today.
Common Q&A
What is a Naturopathic Doctor?
A naturopathic doctor (ND) is a regulated healthcare professional trained in medical sciences, nutrition, lifestyle medicine, and evidence-informed natural therapies. NDs complete at least eight years of post-secondary education, including a four-year, full-time program at an accredited naturopathic medical school. Their focus is identifying and addressing the root causes of health concerns. please let us know, otherwise we’ll ensure you receive the type of care that’s best for you.
Do you direct bill?
We don’t offer direct billing. Patients pay at the time of their visit. In most cases, we can submit your claim online to your insurance provider on your behalf.
If you’re set up for direct deposit, most reimbursements are received within 24–48 hours.
For insurance companies that don’t support online billing, we’ll provide receipts for reimbursement.
Do I need to take my clothing off?
Typically no. Most visits are discussion-based. If acupuncture or an injection is recommended, specific areas may need to be accessible. A gown will be provided if needed.
Do naturopathic doctors prescribe medication?
In Ontario, naturopathic doctors do not prescribe pharmaceutical drugs. They may recommend natural health products and work alongside medical doctors when medications are involved to ensure safety.
Can I see a naturopath if I take medications?
Absolutely! While NDs cannot alter medications provided by another prescribing physician, we will ensure that there are no interactions or risks with your individualized recommendations.
Can I see a naturopathic doctor even if I don’t want other therapies?
Yes. Naturopathic care is offered independently and does not require participation in other services.
Are lab tests required?
Not always. Testing is discussed on a case-by-case basis and is recommended only when it meaningfully informs your care.
Are supplements always recommended?
No. Supplements are used selectively. Nutrition, lifestyle, and foundational habits are prioritized first.
Do you see pregnant patients?
Yes. Care is provided in collaboration with your OB, midwife, or family physician.
Do you see children?
Yes. Patients ages 8 and older are welcome.
