About Me
Dr. Keila Roesner
My name is Keila (it rhymes with Tequila)
I LOVE talking hormones (PMS? Hot flashes driving you crazy? What about your libido?), funny digestive noises and how to sleep like a champ.
I believe in being self-sufficient, growing my own food, playing music, spending time outside, that we can learn how to do just about anything.
I am a health geek, descended from a line of Cherokee medicine women, and I love to work with people, just like you, to figure out what’s really going on.
I treat people, not diseases (here's our condition list, if you're curious however). Our bodies are elegantly and intelligently designed and are able to heal ... but often need to get out of our own way.
This means eating nutrient dense food to give us the right building blocks (and not one particular "diet"), getting enough movement, rest, having joy in our lives, supportive relationships with healthy boundaries and having creative outlets for stress.
How we "do" our life is really the best medicine of all.
I LOVE talking hormones (PMS? Hot flashes driving you crazy? What about your libido?), funny digestive noises and how to sleep like a champ.
I believe in being self-sufficient, growing my own food, playing music, spending time outside, that we can learn how to do just about anything.
I am a health geek, descended from a line of Cherokee medicine women, and I love to work with people, just like you, to figure out what’s really going on.
I treat people, not diseases (here's our condition list, if you're curious however). Our bodies are elegantly and intelligently designed and are able to heal ... but often need to get out of our own way.
This means eating nutrient dense food to give us the right building blocks (and not one particular "diet"), getting enough movement, rest, having joy in our lives, supportive relationships with healthy boundaries and having creative outlets for stress.
How we "do" our life is really the best medicine of all.
In my world... |
As a Naturopathic Doctor, I want you to know that you have options. That you shouldn’t have to settle for “I’ll live with it” and I believe that you know there’s more to it than that.
I want to show you how to get better. That your body is strong and is designed to move. That healthy food can be delicious. That you can have enough energy to get through your day AND enough left over to live the life you’ve always wanted. I want you to have an awesome sex life. Your health is your greatest investment. Let me help. My goal is never to preach, but rather to help guide you. We all have the ability to live a rich and vibrant life - let me help you be the healthiest version of you! |
Official Bio
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Dr. Keila Roesner holds a Bachelor of Health Sciences from The University of Western Ontario, with a focus on rural health. After completing her Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine degree at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine, Keila worked at the Robert Schad Naturopathic Clinic, Anishnawbe Health Toronto and the Sherbourne Community Health Clinic in Toronto.
Dr. Keila Roesner has completed additional training in working with individuals with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (Myalgic Encephalitis) and Fibromyalgia, as well as advanced certifications in Biotherapeutic Drainage, Advanced Acupuncture Techniques for pain management, pharmaceutical training and BioIdentical Hormone Replacement therapy. Working with Keila, you will receive highly individualized care targeting your concerns so that you can start living the life YOU want. Her goals for her patients are to help inspire lifelong growth by teaching the foundations for good health, strong relationships and positive coping mechanisms. She happily welcomes new patients, men, women, children and families into her practice. Keila has been featured as a guest expert for the popular Uncleanse program, and local health expert for The Women's Wellness Event as well as her Tea with the ND event series. Her writing has been featured in online publications like Elephant Journal. Dr. Keila Roesner is a member in good standing with the Ontario Association of Naturopathic Doctors (OAND), the Canadian Assocation of Naturopathic Medicine (CAND) and the College of Naturopathic of Ontario. |