Nurse practitioners (NPs) are highly trained healthcare professionals who play a vital role in Ontario’s healthcare system. As registered nurses with advanced education and training, NPs are qualified to provide a wide range of services, including diagnosing illnesses, prescribing medications, ordering and interpreting diagnostic tests, and developing comprehensive treatment plans.

NPs work in diverse settings such as hospitals, community clinics, and private practices, addressing both acute and chronic health conditions.

Using the latest in digestive health and microbiome science, I empower women to not only banish bloating and optimize their gut health, but feel happier and more energized than they have in years.

The number one complaint I hear from women is bloating, but oftentimes it's not bloating; it’s actually constipation.

They’ve been told by their doctor to eat more fibre and drink more water, but it doesn’t help.

In fact, sometimes the fiber makes them feel worse!

Dyspareunia or PP is considered any pelvic or vaginal pain that occurs with penetration (intercourse, tampon, fingers), which can be superficial (entry of vagina) or deep. 

Why is the gut, digestion and regular bowel movements important for pelvic health? Pelvic Health is well known to treat urinary incontinence but many people forget that the bowel and bladder occupy the same real-estate in the body.