Licensed Naturopathic Doctor in Kitchener & Cambridge

Meet Dr. Deanna Walker, ND

It's Time To Unleash Your Potential

Dr. Deanna is a seasoned Naturopathic Doctor with 13 years of experience with a clinical focus in perimenopause and menopause. Based in Cambridge, Ontario, she adopts a holistic approach to women’s health, focusing on personalized care and natural therapies to alleviate symptoms and enhance overall well-being. Committed to patient education, Dr. Deanna empowers women to make informed health choices. As a member of professional associations, she integrates traditional remedies with modern science, fostering a supportive environment for women to navigate these transitional life stages.

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Clinical Focus

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Perimenopause & Menopause

Reclaim your best self. More truth, more options, and more control over your health. I’m here to help you rise above the misinformation and feel empowered.

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Hormone Support

Empower your well-being with tailored hormone support solutions designed exclusively for women.

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Healing Your Body-Inside and Out

Menopause Support

Dr. Deanna is committed to assessing and treating menopausal symptoms in specific ways to help her patients thrive and achieve optimal health. There are 4 main areas that she aims to support including...

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Hormone Replacement Therapy

Dr. Deanna is well-versed in hormone health and Hormone Replacement Therapy. She has received extensive training in advanced hormone health treatment.

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Intravenous (IV) Therapy

When you are suffering from chronic illness, digestive concerns or stress, the body is not always able to produce the energy required to heal itself. Taking oral supplements are not enough at this poi...

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Sage Supplements Dispensary

Our Sage Supplements dispensary offers a carefully curated selection of high-quality vitamins, minerals, and wellness products designed to support your health and well-being. Each supplement is chosen...

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Nutraceutical Supplementation

As a Naturopathic Doctor, Dr. Deanna spends a lot of her time educating her patients around supplementation.What Are Supplements?Supplements can be single compounds or combinations of vitamins, minera...

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Naturopathic Medicine

Naturopathic Medicine is a form of alternative primary health care that addresses the root cause of illness and disease. Naturopathic Doctors have received 4 years of post-graduate education and are r...

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Ongoing Care & Lasting Transformation: Through regular follow-ups, we’ll track your progress, make adjustments as needed

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Menopause happens on 1 day, which is the 1 year anniversary from your last menstrual period. It usually occurs between ages of 45-55 and in North America the average age is 52 years.

The terms Perimenopause, Menopause and Postmenopause are often used interchangeably but in fact define different time frames in a woman's life. Symptomatic years before Menopause are considered Perimenopause, Menopause is the day that marks 12 months from your last menstrual period and anything after Menopause is considered Postmenopause.

Early symptoms often include irregular periods, sleep disruption, brain fog and mood changes. Vaginal dryness and vasomotor symptoms (hot flashes and night sweats) typically occur in mid to late Perimenopause.

Symptoms often last between 7 to 10 years. This timeframe can vary quite significantly between women within and between different races and ethnicities. For example vasomotor symptoms (hot flashes and night sweats) tend to last longer and be more severe in African American and Hispanic women compared to Caucasian women and have the lowest duration and prevalence in Asian women.

Hormonal fluctuations, particularly declines in estrogen (estradiol) can impact our muscle mass and metabolic function. During perimenopause, more women notice difficulty maintaining or losing weight despite using strategies that have worked for them in the past. There are often other factors that increase your risk of weight gain such as sleep disturbances, fatigue and lower motivation for physical activity.

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