Suite 350 - 507 W. Broadway Vancouver, B.C. V5Z 1E6

Care for small people, and the people raising them

Crossroads Naturopathic Wellness Clinic in Vancouver provides naturopathic care for children and families, led by Dr. Nayumi Saiki, ND, whose practice focuses on children’s health, women’s health and pain management. Kids are not small adults, and their care should not be a scaled down version of yours: care here is gentle, evidence guided and coordinated with your child’s medical team.

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Suite 350 - 507 W. Broadway Vancouver, B.C. V5Z 1E6

604-568-6899

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Care for small people, and the people raising them

Crossroads Naturopathic Wellness Clinic in Vancouver provides naturopathic care for children and families, led by Dr. Nayumi Saiki, ND, whose practice focuses on children’s health, women’s health and pain anagement. Kids are not small adults, and their care should not be a scaled down version of yours: care here is gentle, evidence guided and coordinated with your child’s medical team.

Book CONSULTATION

FREE MEET & GREET

Common reasons families bring kids in

Frequent colds and a rough daycare or school immune season

Digestive complaints, picky eating and food reactions

Sleep struggles

Skin concerns such as eczema

Support alongside, never instead of, your child’s medical care

Whole family, one clinic

Parents usually book for the child and stay for themselves; exhausted parents are a health case too. With naturopathic doctors, acupuncture and counselling under one roof, the whole household can be looked after in one place.

FAQ

Is naturopathic care safe for children?

Yes. Care is gentle, age appropriate and evidence guided, from a registered ND with a children’s health focus, and we coordinate with your pediatrician or family doctor.

Do you replace my child’s family doctor?

No. We work alongside conventional care, and we are clear about which lane each concern belongs in.

What happens at a child’s first visit?

A relaxed intake with the parent present, covering history, diet, sleep and the concern that brought you in, followed by a plan you can actually implement at home.