Naturopathy near Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG) — Réhabital
Naturopath right next to NDG
For NDG residents — Monkland Village, Loyola, Marché Saint-Jacques, Vendôme — Réhabital in Côte Saint-Luc offers serious naturopathy accessible in 7 to 12 minutes via Sherbrooke West or Queen-Mary. Our naturopath Elena Caliniuc supports NDG's dynamic population (young families, creative professionals, students and professors) with the most common concerns: digestive issues, chronic fatigue, stress, weight management, sleep, immunity and hormonal health.
Naturopathy is a global approach to health that identifies the root causes of imbalances — rather than simply masking symptoms. It combines clinical nutrition, phytotherapy, targeted supplements, functional testing and lifestyle coaching to restore and maintain health sustainably, complementing conventional medicine.
In Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), our naturopath supports patients with a wide range of concerns: digestive issues, chronic fatigue, stress and anxiety, hormonal imbalances, weight management, sleep, immune system, skin health and chronic inflammatory pain. Every plan is written, personalized, budget-respectful and compatible with your current medical treatments.
Why choose Réhabital for naturopathy near Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)?
Our naturopath combines clinical experience, a multidisciplinary approach and human support. Here is why Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG) patients trust us:
Immediate proximity
Just 7–12 minutes by car from most Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG) addresses, at D4-5800 Cavendish Boulevard.
Multidisciplinary approach
Naturopathy coordinated with osteopathy, physiotherapy, massage and acupuncture — under one roof.
Compatible with conventional medicine
No interference with your medications — our naturopath collaborates with your family doctor.
Insurance receipts
Compliant receipts issued for your reimbursements ($300 to $800/year typically).
Trilingual French / English / Persian
Service adapted to Montreal's cultural diversity.
Free parking
Free on-site parking — appreciated by Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG) patients.
Concerns treated with naturopathy
Here are the main concerns for which Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG) patients consult our naturopath:
From the initial consultation to the maintenance phase, here is a typical journey for Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG) patients:
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Initial consultation (60–90 min)
Complete assessment: symptoms, history, diet, sleep, stress, current medications and supplements.
02
Personalized plan
Written plan with nutritional recommendations, supplements, herbs and priority lifestyle changes.
03
3–4 week follow-up
Adjustments based on your response, resolution of practical obstacles, reinforcement of habits that work.
04
Targeted monthly follow-ups
2 to 4 follow-ups of 45–60 min over 3 to 6 months depending on the condition — progress documented at each stage.
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Maintenance phase
Visits every 3 to 6 months or at seasonal change to maintain gains and prevent relapses.
Why NDG chooses us
NDG is a neighbourhood with a strong health culture — organic groceries, vegetarian cafés, local markets, active community. Our NDG patients often come well-informed, looking for a professional able to go beyond generic recommendations and build a structured, personalized plan, supported by functional testing when needed.
Access from NDG is straightforward: 7 to 12 minutes via Sherbrooke West or Monkland then Cavendish. Free on-site parking at Cavendish Mall is a real contrast to the growing parking pressure around Monkland Village.
Typical profiles: young families with children (recurring ENT issues, immunity, nutrition), 30–45-year-old women with PMS or PCOS, creative professionals (music, film, arts) with shifted sleep cycles, Concordia and McGill graduate students with anxiety and mental fatigue, NDG seniors seeking active prevention of chronic disease.
Typical profile: a 34-year-old young mom living in Monkland, with IBS since adolescence worsened after her two pregnancies (post-meal bloating, alternating constipation/diarrhea), post-partum fatigue and residual anxiety. Plan: 3-phase FODMAP diet, targeted multi-strain probiotics, stress management (breathing, magnesium bisglycinate), progressive return to physical activity. Result at 4 months: IBS controlled (symptoms <20% of baseline), functional energy regained, anxiety notably reduced.
Monkland Village
7–9 min en voiture
Via Monkland then Cavendish
Vendôme metro
10–12 min en voiture
Via De Maisonneuve then Cavendish
Loyola / Concordia
9–11 min en voiture
Via Sherbrooke West then Cavendish
Our naturopath
You will be cared for by Rouzbeh Ghasemi, our certified, experienced and trilingual naturopath.
Elena Caliniuc
Member of AQTN · Member of ANHQ
Esthetician, holistic naturopath and massage therapist
Elena Caliniuc is an esthetician, holistic naturopath and massage therapist. A recognised member of the AQTN and ANHQ associations, she turns every facial into a genuinely personalised wellness experience.
Personalised facialsMedical aesthetics and anti-ageingProfessional skin analysisNaturopathy for skin wellnessRelaxing and therapeutic massage
Naturopathy is covered by many private insurance plans in Quebec (typically $300 to $800 per year depending on your plan). We provide compliant receipts after every consultation. Check with your insurer for the "naturopathy" or "alternative / complementary medicine" category. Recommended supplements are usually not covered, but we always favour the most cost-effective and efficient options.
Receive 10% off your first visit to Réhabital clinic in Côte Saint-Luc, on the Island of Montréal. Physiotherapy is excluded. This offer applies to your first clinic visit, not a first visit in each specialty.