Dr. Amy Dobbie, ND
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Dr. Amy Dobbie is a naturopathic doctor with a passion for pediatrics and pre-natal care. Visit her website at www.amyarmstrongnd.com to learn more! Doctor Amy Dobbie is a Naturopathic Doctor whose goal is to inspire families to create a healthy future
She earned her Bachelor’s degree of Health Sciences with Minor in Psychology at the University of Ottawa before pursuing her dream of becoming a Naturopathic Doctor. During her studies, Dr. Dobbie focused extensively on pediatric and pre-natal care, and has since completed additional training in the Health Masters Natural Pediatrics MasterClass, trained as a naturopathic doula and completed Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture certification.
While Dr. Dobbie works with patients of all ages and health concerns, her passion lies in helping families to establish optimal fertility, nourish healthy pregnancies and raise resilient children.
Dr. Dobbie is actively involved in the Halton community through the Halton Pre-Natal Network and as the Community Events Coordinator for the Halton Baby Friendly Initiative. She runs the Little Grazers cooking class through Famiizuu and frequently offers talks and workshops in her community to mom’s groups and local businesses. When not seeing patients, Dr. Dobbie loves to do yoga and experiment with new recipes in the kitchen.
She looks forward to working with you and your family at two locations: The WOMB - World of My Baby in Milton and Quinte West Family Chiropractic in Trenton.
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