A journey from wholistic physical care to support of body, mind and spirit.

Her path

Healing has layers.

Dr. Katelyn Mudry began her path in medicine with a clear mission: to help people feel better in their bodies. Her first decade of study and practice was dedicated to deeply understanding the physical systems—digestive health, hormones, inflammation, immunity, and pain. Through naturopathic medicine, she offered people tangible, grounded support for their physical symptoms using herbs, homeopathy, nutrition, and functional testing.

But healing has layers.

Over time, a pattern emerged: many patients wanted more than relief from physical symptoms. They spoke of longing for clarity, meaning, emotional support, and a return to themselves, and of wanting to feel whole, not just well. As her clinical work evolved, so did her understanding of what supports a person’s health.

Dr. Mudry began to explore the emotional body, the nervous system, and the deep relationship between our inner life and our physical health. What she found shaped her practice.

Today

Alongside, not instead of.

Now, her work lives at the intersection of emotional health and spirit—supporting people toward feeling safe in their bodies, connected to their truth, and able to shape a life that feels like their own. Today, she supports people in exploring grief, burnout, longing, disconnection, chronic stress, and inherited patterns alongside their physical care. This work is offered alongside, not instead of, other health care.

Dr. Mudry invites patients to use their physical symptoms as a way to turn inward, with room for joy, meaning, and self-compassion for all their parts.

Naturopathic and Integrative Medicine

In short, and in long.

In Short: Naturopathic medicine uses natural treatments to support the body’s own healing, looking at what may be contributing to symptoms and not only the symptoms themselves.

In Long: Naturopathic medicine is a health care system that combines modern science and diagnostics with natural, traditional and conventional forms of assessment and treatment. The key philosophy of naturopathic medicine is to treat the person as a whole, not as individualized symptoms or systems. When treating acute and chronic conditions naturopathic treatments help support the body’s natural functions and long term health.

Education

Four years of medical training.

Naturopathic doctors undergo 4 years of post-graduate medical training at accredited naturopathic colleges and universities in North America. Dr. Mudry obtained her doctoral degree along with a masters of science in integrative medicine from the National University of Natural Medicine (NUNM) in Portland, OR. Training at NUNM, Dr. Mudry was given an extensive education in family medicine and worked in multiple clinics across the city receiving a broad and clinically intensive naturopathic education. Her medical education was under doctors who where fully integrated in the Oregon and Washington medical systems, and had decades of experience in primary patient care and both Naturopathic and pharmaceutical therapies.

She is currently working towards fellowship status with the Naturopathic Medicine Institute and the Homeopathic Academy of Naturopathic Physicians.

Dr. Mudry is a strong advocate for integrative medicine and educated communication between all health professionals. She works in close proximity with medical doctors, Chinese medicine practitioners, chiropractors, psychologists and counselors, energetic medicine practitioners and more to support coordinated care for her patients.

Evidence Informed Medicine

Keeping current with the research.

Having a Masters of Science in Integrative Medicine Dr. Mudry is highly dedicated to keeping herself and her patients informed on the most current and relevant medical research.

She is a peer reviewer and contributing author to the Canadian Naturopathic Journal.