New Clients
Get started with these links to our Client Forms & FAQ
NEW CLIENT FORMS
- Welcome to our Office – New Client Form (PDF 130kb)
- Informed Consent Vitality Assessment (PDF 80kb)
Fill out and return Forms on your next visit to us.
Frequently Asked Questions
Typically during the initial visit we will take a detailed history of your current and past health concerns, conduct a Vitality Assessment, and use information to prepare a treatment protocol.
Natural health care practitioners can treat the same conditions as a family doctor, including both acute concerns and chronic health conditions. In the event that an Natural Therapist is unable to treat your condition, they will refer appropriately.
Yes, and there is free parking right at our front door.
Infrared sauna is completely different and operates effectively at comfortable temperatures that range from 110-125 degrees Fahrenheit. Traditional sauna temperatures can reach extremes of 190-210 degrees Fahrenheit, which can be unbearable for many.
Yes, we can discuss your ailment and suggest services that may be of help to you. However, our FREE CONSULTATION is the best way to get the correct health advice for your needs.
KNHC is a health care facility, not a spa.
The first appointment with Kawartha Natural Health Clinic is about 1.5- 2 hours and subsequent appointments range from 30 to 60 minutes, depending on your specific health concerns.
Natural Health Therapies is the art and science of disease treatment and prevention using natural therapies including: Botanical medicine, Clinical Nutrition, Hydrotherapy, Spinal Manipulation, Traditional Chinese Medicine / Acupuncture, and Lifestyle Counselling.
Yes. Please bring 4-5 towels for your personal comfort.
Far Infrared Sauna penetrates the body’s surface with Infrared energy by about 1.5 inches deep. It raises the body’s core temperature causing a “super-healing” effect in tissue while detoxifying the body of heavy metals and environmental pollutants. The extreme heat of a regular sauna can disrupt the body’s temperature regulating mechanisms and cause harm.
No. You can phone or drop in to make an appointment yourself.




