Pascaline Phillips: Renegade Ex-Naturopath

About Pascaline

I remember experiencing an epiphany in my mid-teens, while pondering which career path to take: I realized the best choice was to do what I’m passionate about. Back then, it was cooking. At that time I was one of only a handful of female chefs in Toronto, and I loved what I was doing. But I also knew that there was another, more fulfilling career, around the corner.

Becoming very ill after a lengthy trip through Africa finally brought me to see a Naturopathic doctor. That experience – building back my strength and health – guided me along a path of natural healing and the joy of bringing this experience to others.
I have a special focus in homeopathy, and over the years I have developed new remedies when a needed remedy does not yet exist.

Since 2017 I have written biweekly health-based articles for the National Post’s regional papers – because reaching as many people as possible to educate them around foods, environmental toxins and our body’s innate ability to heal is something that I have always been very passionate about.  

Experience

With over 20 years practicing as a naturopath, it has been time for another transition. While remaining within the healing professions, I have retired my naturopathic license, in order to move beyond a naturopathic paradigm and open up new avenues in terms of how I practice and what I offer you on your healing journey.

Education

  • Honours Bachelor of Science 1996 (University of Toronto)
  • Advanced Reiki Training 1999 (Healing Fire)
  • Diploma Naturopathic Medicine 2000 (CCNM)
  • Toronto School of TCM 1998 – 2001 (in-depth study of traditional Chinese herbology, acupuncture and theory)
  • Homeopathic Master Clinician (HMC) 2010 (Louis Klein)
  • Crystal Acupuncture 2022 – 23 (Upper Clarity School of Stone Medicine)