Dr. Emily Pratt BSc ND

07/12/2025

06/10/2025

It’s going to be a hot week! ☀️
Make sure to stay sun smart ☀️

03/07/2025

Tomorrow is International Women’s Day and I am honoured to be featured in the I Am Woman magazine along side the other remarkable women contributing to our community 💗

01/26/2025

retreat weekend!
50% of the doctors went to the spa 💆‍♀️ 💆‍♀️
50% skied 9/12 lifts ⛷️ ⛷️
100% of our doctors are relaxed and smiling

01/24/2025

If you’re part of ski hill culture you know we don’t recognize people by faces, we recognize people by jackets and helmets.

This is how to spot me on the hill. And just to keep you guessing I can be on my board 🏂 or on skis ⛷️ either way say hi 👋

01/02/2025

Happy New Year! All the best to you and your families in 2025!!!

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas 🎄
Happy Hanukkah 🕎
Happy Holidays ❄️

From my family to yours 🎄💗🎄

12/02/2024

A Sunday well spent brings a week of content

11/25/2024

I was not able to ski this weekend due to my recent surgery (although the surgeon told me not to ski, but he didn’t say anything about snowboarding…) so instead we enjoyed spending time as a family with our mountain community ❄️🏂⛷️❄️ My kids practiced checkers ‘obliteration’ while we enjoyed laughs with friends. Happy Ski Season!

11/19/2024

Our bodies are dynamic, and so is Medicine.

As a Naturopathic Physician I practice evidence based medicine to facilitate our bodies innate ability to heal itself, but as a Naturopathic Physician practicing evidence based integrative medicine there is also a time and place for conventional interventions.

A common misconception is that medicine is all or none. In 14 years of practice I can tell you it is better for everyone to have options, know the risk/benefits/limitations of each option, and most importantly have physicians that will communicate with each other for you. We as physicians all have our roles, strengths, limitations and various abilities to help and not one type of physician/medicine can do it all.

Yesterday I underwent surgery to correct something my body would not have otherwise been able to. I am grateful for the exceptional staff, nurses and physicians at KGH and for the privilege of living in a country in which there are options for my health… And now that my surgery is complete, I can utilize my naturopathic/functional medicine skill set to heal.

Side note: you get an extra pretty red bracelet to accessorize your hospital gown when you’re celiac