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Mission

My mission is to educate, support, and inspire my patients to make healthy choices while exploring the key factors that are contributing to their health concerns.    

Areas of interest

  • Digestive disturbances

  • Fatigue and low energy

  • Hormonal imbalance

  • Thyroid conditions

  • Autoimmunity and immune support

  • Athlete Health and Sport Performance

  • Performance Enhancement in work and life

Credentials

After high school Maggie continued to pursue her childhood dream of competitive, international ski racing, accepting a spot on the Canadian National Ski Team. Maggie retired from the sport in 2003 to attend Queen’s University where she obtained her Bachelor of Science in Biology.  She obtained her doctor of Naturopathic Medicine from The Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine (CCNM) in Toronto in 2011 where she did extra training in sports medicine.  

Career

Maggie began her career as a practicing Naturopathic Doctor on the East Coast from 2011-2016, where she was co-owner of the Halifax Naturopathic Health Centre. In 2016 she moved back home to Ontario and began working with the Stonetree Clinic team in Collingwood in the fall of 2017. 

Why Dr. Maggie loves her job:

Maggie loves that no two patients are alike.

She loves gathering information and putting together the puzzle pieces that make up each patient’s health history – all of which come together to tell the story of their current state of health. 

She loves the look she sees on her patients faces when she can explain connections between symptoms and the ‘why’ behind their health concern.  

She thrives on inspiring patients to make their wellbeing a priority while teaching them how to lead a sustainable, healthier lifestyle that will keep them feeling good.  

She also loves that she gets to work with an amazing group of ND’s and support staff who challenge and inspire her daily. 

Family and fun

Maggie and her husband Linn live in Collingwood with their 3 small children and 1 old dog. They love to explore the Bruce Trail together and can be found playing outside at any time of year. Maggie loves a good trail run, a strong cup of coffee, and a sleep-in.

    

If you like piña colada’s 💃🕺 then these homemade ‘healthy’ popsicles are for you. . Most store-bought popsicles are full of food colouring and/or corn syrup. If you can make a smoothie - you can make a popsicle! The hardest
. I feel tired. I need sleep (and a glass of 🍷). I forgive myself. I celebrate my support network. I release the things I cannot control. I trust that everything will be ok. . It’s been a week! I came across this post and it helped me process
Life is starting to feel a little more ‘normal’. Tonight’s post-dinner bike ride for🍦reminded me that summer can still be great, even if it’s not the summer we had planned for. . Seeing people out and about gathering in their
Just enjoying(?) the tools of my trade now that I’m back at work again 💉. . The red stuff that’s going into my arm is B12. It honestly doesn’t feel like more than a little pinch of pressure... swipe right to see the after pic 😉...