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Today we’re talking about Psychotherapy to our Toronto psychotherapist Faith Mottahedi MA., Ph. D (candidate) R.P (Q), CCC, who recently joined our team at Greystones Health. Faith has completed a bachelor’s in Health Science from the University of Ottawa, as … Read More

It’s late. And you have a headache.  But what’s really behind that lack of sexual interest you’ve been feeling for a while?  When the relationship itself is in a good place, and you’re there in theory… just not in body, … Read More

When the sun sets before 5:00 p.m. and time outdoors is limited, work and routines pile up, and the cold/flu season starts to make its impact along with the colder weather, most people feel a marked difference in their energy … Read More

Last week we talked about panic and panic attacks, and this week we want to talk a bit more about anxiety.  While the two can be very similar, anxiety can present different symptoms and challenges for people. Did you know … Read More

This month we are talking about some common topics around mental health such as fear, panic, anxiety, and depression.  Although all four of these things can be influenced by each other, and can be experienced all together at the same … Read More

The fall is commonly known as the start of cold and flu season.  However, in actuality, colds and flu are around all year– they’re just more prevalent in months with colder weather.  Now throw COVID-Sars into the mix and we’ve … Read More

In these previous blogs, our Toronto Naturopath Dr. Julia Segal, ND shared ways to prepare our children and ourselves for a healthy school year.  Since immunity is what’s on everybody’s minds right now, parents or not, this blog focuses on … Read More

Continuing our conversation with our Toronto naturopath Dr. Julia Segal from last week, we are discussing tips to prepare kids for back to school. If you missed the first half of this post, you can catch it here. Exercise Regular … Read More

It’s back to school time.  But how do you prepare your children for school during the time of COVID? We asked our Toronto naturopath, Dr. Segal, ND to share some tips on how to prepare children for back-to-school at a … Read More

Skin that looks dry, white and scaly, feels itchy and/or painful, and may sometimes bleed, could fall into the category of psoriasis or eczema.  There is a whole spectrum of skin appearances that could be considered eczema, as well as … Read More