Schad Naturopathic Clinic - Complex Chronic Illness Care: FM; ME/CFS; Post-Viral Fatigue Schad - Focus Shift
Complex Chronic Illnesses specifically Fibromyalgia (FM), Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS), Post-Viral Fatigue are complex medical conditions that are often misdiagnosed and misunderstood.
Our naturopathic professionals may help you:
- Improve energy, well-being and overall quality of health
- Enhance quality of sleep
- Decrease pain and discomfort
- Improve cognitive and physical function
- Balance the body’s immune system
- Support mind, body, and spirit in the healing process
- Integrate with other health-care workers to provide the most comprehensive and complete approach to care
Schad’s supervising naturopathic doctor Dr. Louise McCrindle, ND , and a senior intern will take a detailed history, review any laboratory results and conduct a physical exam, to then develop an individualized program, which will likely combine a variety of naturopathic treatments.
Please note that the care we provide is adjunctive and not meant to replace what you have been receiving from your other health care providers. We value the importance of a team-based approach to health.
Getting here: We are located within the College of Naturopathic Medicine at the South - West Corner of Sheppard Ave E. and Leslie St. Our main entrance/driveway can be accessed just off of Old Leslie Street. TTC: we are located just outside Leslie Station, exit the station at the corner of Sheppard and Leslie then walk through our parking lot and up the front steps to our Main Entrance once inside follow the signs to the clinic. Parking: You are welcome to park at CCNM for your appointments. Please note that you are required to pay for parking at our facility. The clinic is not responsible if you get ticketed while parking on the premises.
Accessibility: Schad Clinic is committed to providing services in a way that respects the dignity and independence of persons with disabilities. An Accessible Entrance is available at the front of the CCNM building at the receiving entrance, which is halfway up the driveway on the right-hand side, before you reach the main entrance. Please follow the blue accessibility signs for parking. Please direct all Wheel-Trans pick-ups and drop-offs to the receiving entrance. If entering the college via this receiving entrance the elevator can be found two right turns from the entrance.
PLEASE NOTE: To ensure that we are able to keep all our community members safe while attending the clinic we continue to require all those entering the clinic to wear a medical mask while with us if they have been sick within the last 10 days. Please note the facility is a scent-free environment. Thank you for your continued understanding.
