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Naturopathy combines herbal medicine, nutrition, lifestyle counselling, and various holistic therapies to treat the whole person rather than isolated symptoms. Montreal has a strong naturopathy scene with dozens of certified practitioners. This 2026 guide rounds up the top naturopath clinics in Montreal, what they specialize in, and what to look for when choosing one.
Is Naturopathy Regulated in Quebec?
Unlike Ontario and British Columbia, naturopathy is not currently a regulated health profession in Quebec. That means anyone can call themselves a naturopath. To find a qualified practitioner, look for membership in a recognized professional association:
- Association des naturopathes professionnels du Québec (ANPQ)
- Quebec Association of Naturopathic Medicine (QANM)
- Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine (CCNM) graduates — these are licensed naturopathic doctors (ND) trained in regulated provinces
Top Naturopath Clinics in Montreal
1. Lifestyle Naturopathy (Queen Elizabeth Health Complex)
Dr. Nicole Reilkoff, ND — Licensed naturopath and reflexologist offering bilingual services. Based in the QEHC in NDG. Strong focus on women’s health and chronic conditions.
2. Health On Greene (Westmount)
Dr. Kim Corbett, ND — CCNM-trained doctor with special interest in gastrointestinal issues (IBS, SIBO, leaky gut), food intolerances, and women’s health. Located at 1310 Greene Ave, Westmount.
3. Centre De Solution Santé
Members of the Association des naturopathes professionnels du Québec. Services include naturopathy, osteopathy, iridology, holistic nutrition, menu planning, detoxification programs, lymphatic drainage, and massotherapy.
4. Centre de Santé Serona
Top-rated naturopathic clinic in Montreal offering individualized treatment plans, supplement-based protocols, and lifestyle coaching.
5. Clinique PV
Multi-disciplinary clinic offering naturopathy alongside osteopathy and other complementary therapies. Convenient downtown location.
6. Club Hippocrate
Naturopathy paired with natural-medicine treatments including raw-food nutrition coaching and detox programs.
7. Kadeja Lefebvre, BSc., ND
20+ years of experience, Diploma of Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine from CCNM. Private practice in Montreal.
What to Look For in a Naturopath
- Education: CCNM, Boucher Institute, or accredited European/American naturopathic college
- Membership in a recognized professional association (ANPQ, QANM)
- Insurance coverage: Some private insurance plans cover ND visits — check before booking
- Clear scope of practice: A good naturopath knows when to refer you to an MD, not replace them
- No “miracle cures”: Avoid practitioners promising to cure cancer, autoimmune disease, or serious conditions with supplements alone
- Initial consultation: Usually 60–90 minutes; cost varies $120–200
What Naturopaths Commonly Help With
- Digestive issues (IBS, SIBO, food intolerances)
- Hormonal imbalances and women’s health
- Stress, sleep, and adrenal support
- Skin conditions (acne, eczema)
- Energy and fatigue
- Allergy and immune support
- Lifestyle and nutrition coaching
When to See an MD Instead
Naturopathy complements but doesn’t replace conventional medicine. See your family doctor or specialist first for:
- Acute conditions (chest pain, severe injury, infections)
- Cancer, heart disease, autoimmune diagnosis
- Mental health crises
- Pregnancy and obstetric care
- Anything where time-sensitive intervention matters
Costs and Insurance
Naturopath visits in Montreal typically cost $120–200 per initial consultation and $80–130 for follow-ups. Lab tests, supplements, and herbal remedies are extra. Some private insurance plans (Sun Life, Manulife, Desjardins, Croix Bleue) cover ND visits — check your policy.