Functional nutrition looks beyond symptoms to understand why they’re happening. It takes a whole-body approach by exploring factors like nutrition, lifestyle, stress, digestion, sleep, and overall health to uncover the root cause of imbalance.

At Innate Wellness, we believe that everyone requires bio-individual support. The duration of programs is dependent on you and how you feel. We believe in sustainable changes, acknowledging that change can be difficult, and individuals require different lengths to achieve their goals.  

The Iinitial consultation focuses on understanding your health story and building your personalized plan. Follow-up sessions are designed to review your progress, make adjustments, answer questions, and continue supporting your healing journey as your needs evolve. 

At Innate wellness, we believe that everyone has different needs and requires different levels of support. As such, packages can be built based on your needs.  

The Functional Clinical Assessment is one of the FNTP's tools for evaluating their clients' health and is used as part of ongoing support plans for our clients. Using the innate connection between the nerve endings at skin level and the body's internal organs or direct communication with the clients Biofield, FNTP's can determine where dysfunction in the body is occurring. This unique set of skills allows FNTP's to truly create bio individual protocols and support for healing and reconnecting the client back to themselves. 

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Rather than simply looking for values that fall outside standard ranges, Functional Blood Chemistry Analysis examines blood work through a functional lens to identify patterns and subtle imbalances that may be contributing to your symptoms and overall health. 

While this is offered as service at Innate Wellness, we believe connecting to the body’s innate intelligence to understand your body’s priority – your body is smarter than any bloodwork. Within each of us lies a powerful self-healing mechanism, ready to be activated with the right tools to restore health. 

Everyone's healing journey is different. Some clients notice improvements within a few weeks, while others experience gradual changes over several months. The goal is to create sustainable, long-term improvements rather than quick fixes.  

No. Nutritional Therapy is not designed to treat any specific disease or medical condition. A Functional Nutritional Therapy Practitioner is trained to evaluate your nutritional needs and make recommendations of dietary change and nutritional supplements, not medical diagnoses or prescriptions. No comment or recommendation from your FNTP should be construed as a medical diagnosis or prescription. 

If you suffer from a medical or pathological condition, you need to consult with an appropriate healthcare provider. An FNTP is not a substitute for your family physician or other appropriate healthcare provider. A Functional Nutritional Therapy Practitioner is not trained nor licensed to diagnose or treat pathological conditions, illnesses, injuries, or diseases or prescribe medications. Health conditions related to medical interventions are considered to be out of the scope of FNTPs. 

If you are under the care of another healthcare provider, it is important that you contact your other healthcare providers and alert them to your use of nutritional supplements. Nutritional Therapy may be a beneficial adjunct to more traditional care, and it may also alter your need for medication, so it is important you always keep your physician informed of changes in your nutritional program. If you are using medications of any kind, you are required to alert the FNTP to such use, as well as to discuss any potential interactions between medications and nutritional products with your pharmacist. If you have any physical or emotional reaction to Nutritional Therapy, discontinue their use immediately, and contact your FNTP to ascertain if the reaction is adverse or an indication of the natural course of the body's adjustment to the therapy.