Dr. Lisa Tabrizi ND

Dr. Lisa Tabrizi ND I am a naturopathic doctor passionate on helping people achieve optimal health and well being using

I am a naturopathic doctor, passionate on health and wellbeing. My goal as your naturopathic doctor is to help you feel your best so that you can go out and live life to the fullest. To do so, we will work together on your health in a holistic manner and examine all the factors contributing (or not contributing!) to your health. My practice in downtown Hamilton is a general family practice. I work with a diverse range of concerns with people of all ages and frequently treat mood, anxiety, digestion, chronic pain and women's and men's health concerns. I will give you an individualized treatment plan that will help restore your body to it's most optimal state, using tools such as nutrition, supplements, herbs and teas, acupuncture, homeopathy, and stress reduction techniques. My education as a naturopathic doctor included 4 rigorous years of study at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in Toronto, Ontario during which I also completed additional training in homeopathy in India. Prior to that, I completed my Bachelor of Science with Honours in Biological Science at the University of Guelph. During my studies at Guelph, I took numerous courses on physiology and nutrition which then led me to naturopathic medicine. Throughout my high school and post-secondary education, I worked as a lifeguard and leadership instructor and have been dedicated to promoting water safety education, teaching swimming skills, as well as training others in first aid and lifesaving techniques. I still teach the odd course from time to time and can otherwise be found globetrotting, hiking, and finding new ways to engage others in their health. Be sure to visit my blog for weekly articles and resources on health and wellness!

There’s something about this time of year…The light shifts, the energy rises, and you can feel yourself coming back onli...
03/17/2026

There’s something about this time of year…

The light shifts, the energy rises, and you can feel yourself coming back online.

I’ll be honest — the past two months, I haven’t been as consistent with my strength training. Life gets full, priorities shift, and sometimes we move through quieter seasons.

And I see this all the time with my patients too — especially women in midlife, balancing careers, families, responsibilities… it’s a lot.

But yesterday, I felt it again. That spark. That drive. That reminder of what my body is capable of.

Spring has a way of gently calling us back — not to perfection, but to ourselves.

Even if it starts with just showing up again 🌿

Simply Healthy, Simply Strong






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Early Spring Energy 🌱Early spring is an interesting time of year.One day feels like winter.The next day feels like sprin...
03/13/2026

Early Spring Energy 🌱

Early spring is an interesting time of year.
One day feels like winter.
The next day feels like spring.

We move back and forth — snow, sun, wind, warmth — sometimes all within the same week.

Nature is transitioning, and we are too.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, spring is associated with the Wood element and the Liver, which governs the smooth flow of energy (Qi) in the body. As the earth begins to thaw and life pushes upward through the soil, our own internal energy also begins to rise and move.

This surge of energy can feel invigorating…
but if things aren’t flowing smoothly, it can also show up as:

• irritability or mood shifts
• tension in the neck and shoulders
• headaches
• digestive changes
• feeling restless or “stuck”

Spring reminds us that health requires flexibility.
Just like the trees bending in the wind, our bodies do best when we allow ourselves to move with the season rather than resist it.

Ways to support your body in early spring:

• get outside and walk in natural light
• add gentle movement and stretching
• eat lighter, fresher foods
• allow yourself a little more space and movement in your day

The energy of spring is about growth, movement, and renewal.

But growth rarely happens in a straight line.
It oscillates — just like the weather right now.

Stay flexible.
Your body is waking up too.

Simply Healthy, Simply Strong.

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This winter has been about searching for joy. ✨️At the beginning of January, I lost my granny. 💔Grief has a way of quiet...
02/03/2026

This winter has been about searching for joy. ✨️

At the beginning of January, I lost my granny. 💔

Grief has a way of quietly changing the texture of everything—especially in winter, when the days are already short and the world feels a little dimmer.
Instead of forcing myself to “be okay,” I made a gentle promise: look for light where I could find it.

For me, that’s been downhill skiing.

Something I’ve always wanted to try.
Something I felt I was maybe "too old" go learn...
A little scary, a little thrilling, and completely absorbing.

Cold air, focused breath, sore legs, and moments of complete presence. And guess what?! I learned that I wasn't "too old" afterall.

Starting a new habit—especially one that demands you to be in the moment—has added unexpected joy and passion to an otherwise heavy season. It hasn’t erased the grief, but it has softened the edges.

This is your reminder that joy doesn’t have to be loud or perfect.

Sometimes it looks like learning something new.
Sometimes it looks like moving your body in a way that makes you feel alive again.
Here’s to finding small lights in dark seasons 🤍⛷️

P.s. in the last few months of her 92 years of life, my granny learned how to pedal a stationary bike...a reminder you are never "too old" to learn something new! If she could do it, so can the rest of us! ❤️





The holidays are over.The decorations come down.The social calendar quiets.And winter settles in for real.For many women...
01/06/2026

The holidays are over.

The decorations come down.

The social calendar quiets.

And winter settles in for real.

For many women, this is when mood dips, motivation drops, and the nervous system finally stops “holding it together.”

Over the past few weeks, Nourish Your Mood has been quietly finding its way into people’s homes — and I want to tell you why it’s resonating so deeply right now.

This course isn’t about “positive thinking” or pushing through.

It’s about understanding what actually influences mood:
• neurotransmitters
• blood sugar
• circadian rhythm
• habits & routines
• nutrient status
• nervous system tone

And then gently, practically, restoring balance.
If you’ve noticed: – lower mood or emotional flatness

– irritability or tearfulness
– poor motivation
– disrupted sleep
– feeling “off” but not clinically unwell

…this is exactly the season those signals tend to show up.

Nourish Your Mood is an online, self- paced course. In 60 mins, it gives you:

• clear explanations (without overwhelm)
• simple nutrition strategies that actually support neurotransmitters
• lifestyle anchors that stabilize mood through winter
• guided practices to settle the nervous system
• a framework you can return to again and again

It’s designed to feel supportive, grounding, and doable — not like another thing you have to perform at.

If winter tends to hit you harder emotionally, this course can help you feel steadier, clearer, and more like yourself again.

You don’t need to wait until things feel “bad enough.” Supporting mood early is one of the most powerful forms of prevention.

If you’ve been feeling the pull, this is your sign to listen.

✨ Nourish Your Mood is available now for $100. To enroll, go to the link in my bio, or send me a DM.

12/31/2025

As this year comes to a close, take a quiet moment to reflect.

Acknowledge what you’ve lived through —
your achievements, your growth, your triumphs, and your sorrows.

Ask yourself:

• What lessons am I carrying forward into 2026?

• Which people, attitudes, or ways of being do I want to nurture more?

• What is no longer serving me that I’m ready to leave behind in 2025?

Name it.

Write it down.

See it clearly in your mind’s eye — because clarity is how intention becomes reality.

Thank you for being here, for learning, growing, and choosing your health and wellbeing.

Happy New Year 🤍

See you in 2026.

Simply Healthy. Simply Strong. 🌿






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12/25/2025

Day 12 of our 12 Days of Wellness ✨
Connection and Family.

Connection and love are foundational to our physical and emotional health. This time of year is a beautiful reminder to pause and connect — with family, friends, or your wider community. Even small moments of connection matter more than we realize.

Thanks for joining me on these 12 days of Wellness!

Now, enjoy a very Merry Christmas with your families!!
🎄❤️❄️.


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12/23/2025

Day 11 of our 12 Days of Wellness: Eat Your Fruits & Veggies 🥕🍎

If you’re like me—and a lot of people—this time of year tends to come with extra sweets, cookies, and desserts. And honestly? That’s normal. In winter, our bodies naturally crave more carbs to keep warm and feel comforted.

The goal isn’t perfection or restriction—it’s balance.
So today, I’m simply encouraging you to pause and add some fruits and veggies.

Enjoy your treats, guilt-free, and make sure your plate still has colour on it. We still need the fiber. We still need the antioxidants. Our bodies still need nourishment alongside the fun.

Maybe that looks like:

Sprinkling pomegranate seeds or berries onto your oatmeal

Adding peppers and tomatoes to your omelet

Throwing some veggies onto your cheese and cracker board

Having a piece of fruit alongside your afternoon snack

Nothing fancy. Nothing extreme. Just a gentle nudge back toward balance.

I’ll see you back here tomorrow for our final day of the 12 Days of Wellness 💛

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12/22/2025

Day 10 of our 12 Days of Wellness: Go to Bed Early 🌙✨

Taking a cue from nature—and the fact that we just passed the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year—today is an invitation to slow down.
This season isn’t about pushing harder; it’s about resting deeper.

Going to bed a little earlier allows your nervous system to recalibrate, your body to “hibernate” just enough, and your energy to restore itself. Think of it as gentle preparation—so you can move into the holidays and the new year feeling grounded, nourished, and truly well.

Tonight, give yourself permission to turn in early.
Your body knows what to do when you let it rest. 💫

See you back here tomorrow.

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12/21/2025

Day 9 of our 12 Days of Wellness: Rest & Relaxation

Today is a perfect invitation to slow down.
It’s Sunday.

It’s the winter solstice — the shortest day of the year.

And we’re gently nearing the end of another year.

All signs point to rest.

Whether you curl up under a cozy blanket, sneak in a nap, lie on the floor, or simply give yourself permission to do less, today is about rest and R&R. Giving your body and nervous system time to reset isn’t lazy — it’s necessary.

We have no problem turning our phones, computers, and electronics off when they’re glitching. Sometimes we need a reboot too.

Rest. Reset. Restore.

See you back here tomorrow 🤍

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