MY MISSION:

As a naturopathic physician my mission is to educate and empower my patients to make their health a priority today. I strive to always listen closely to my patients, because the key to restoring balance lies in my ability to discover the true cause of disease, whether physical, emotional, mental or spiritual. I believe in the body’s ability to heal itself, and will seek to promote that healing process by creating a simple, personalized treatment plan for each patient.

I believe that the best prevention starts early, and that we avoid chronic disease tomorrow by simply making the right choices today.

It is my priority to provide parents with the education and guidance they need to create the foundation for lifelong health in their children, as well as in themselves.

MY BIO:

From a very young age, Dr. Ghodsian has had a passion for helping others. She spent a year after high school as a volunteer teacher for indigenous children in the mountains of Ecuador. She then pursued an undergraduate degree in Social Work, accepting an internship in case management for children and adolescents with cerebral palsy, autism, and other development disabilities. She then completed the 4 year naturopathic medical degree program at Bastyr University, and 2 years of clinical training at the Bastyr Center for Natural Health. During her medical training she pursued certification in Craniosacral Therapy Level I, II and III. She continued on to receive advanced training (approx. 100 hours) as a preceptor with three different doctors who specialize in Craniosacral Therapy and Visceral Manipulation. She has trained with both the Integrative Body Work Institute and the Upledger Institute. She continues to expand her skill set in this area, with continuing education studies.

Dr. Ghodsian enjoys spending time outdoors, practicing yoga, reading, and most of all, laughing and playing with her husband and daughter. She believes that variety in life brings excitement and challenge. She is an accomplished singer and performs both as a soloist and as part of a gospel choir. She enjoys many styles of dance and has studied Jazz, Latin, Indian, and Middle Eatern dance. She currently teaches Middle Eastern styles of dance to promote self-esteem and healthy body image in women of all ages.