Dr. Mariah, ND is a registered naturopathic doctor practicing in Woodstock, Ontario. Visits are available in person at two Woodstock locations and virtually for patients anywhere in Ontario. The practice has a clinical focus on hormone and reproductive health, including hormone concerns, PMOS (formerly PCOS), fertility support for women and men, thyroid issues, digestive health, and fatigue.
Most patients travel in from Woodstock itself or from the surrounding Oxford County communities, and the rest are seen virtually from wherever they are in the province.
In-person locations in Woodstock
Two Woodstock clinic locations:
WOMB Woodstock 209 Main Street, Woodstock, ON N4S 1S9 Phone: 519-539-9944
InsideU Woodstock 79 Montclair Drive, Woodstock, ON N4V 1C5 Online booking only
Both locations offer free parking and are accessible. Visits run the same way at both sites; choose whichever is more convenient for the day.
Who the practice serves
Dr. Mariah, ND is a registered ND through the College of Naturopaths of Ontario (CONO). The practice serves:
- Women and men in Woodstock and surrounding Oxford County (Ingersoll, Tillsonburg, Tavistock, Norwich, Princeton).
- Patients in adjacent regions: London, Brantford, Kitchener-Waterloo, Stratford, and St. Thomas.
- Anyone located physically in Ontario for virtual visits.
Areas of clinical focus include:
- Hormone health: PMOS (formerly PCOS), irregular cycles, painful periods, PMS, perimenopause.
- Fertility support for women and men, before, during, and between conception cycles.
- Thyroid concerns, including Hashimoto’s and subclinical hypothyroidism.
- Digestive and gut health, including bloating, IBS-pattern symptoms, and food sensitivities.
- Fatigue and low energy, including iron deficiency, sleep issues, and HPA-axis patterns.
For condition-specific detail, see naturopath for PMOS in Ontario, naturopath for hormonal imbalance, naturopath for digestion and gut health, or naturopath for fatigue and low energy.
What a first visit looks like
A first visit with Dr. Mariah, ND is 60 to 75 minutes. It is a structured conversation covering health history, current concerns, lifestyle, recent labs, and goals. Most first visits end with an initial plan and any lab requisitions.
For the full walk-through, see what to expect at your first naturopath visit. For an overview of what naturopathic care covers, see how naturopathic medicine works.
Follow-up visits are 30 to 45 minutes. Most patients can expect three to five follow-ups to see meaningful improvement with a primary concern, though this varies with complexity.
Virtual visits anywhere in Ontario
Virtual visits are available to patients physically located anywhere in Ontario at the time of the appointment, whether that is nearby in Oxford County or a city hours away. The structure is the same as an in-person visit: 60 to 75 minutes for the first appointment, 30 to 45 minutes for follow-ups. Lab requisitions, supplement recommendations, and written plans are sent electronically.
Virtual visits are useful for:
- Patients outside driving distance of Woodstock, anywhere from Southwestern Ontario to the GTA, Ottawa, or Northern Ontario.
- Patients close by who would rather not make the drive in.
- Patients with limited childcare or transportation.
- Follow-up visits where the initial intake has already been completed in person.
Cost and coverage
A first visit is not covered by OHIP. Most extended health benefit plans cover ND visits in part or in full, often with an annual limit between $300 and $1,000. Receipts are issued for direct submission to your insurer.
Initial visits typically cost $220 to $300 in Ontario. Follow-ups run $90 to $165 depending on length. Current fees for this practice are published on the booking page.
For details, see the cost of a naturopath in Ontario and is a naturopath covered in Ontario.
How an ND fits with your family doctor
A naturopathic doctor works alongside your family doctor, not in place of one. Your MD remains your primary care provider, manages prescriptions, and handles OHIP-covered investigations. Your ND focuses on longer-form work on nutrition, sleep, stress, supplementation, and targeted lab interpretation.
For the full breakdown, see naturopath vs. family doctor.
How to book
Online booking is the simplest path. Book an appointment and choose the location and visit type that fit your schedule. The clinic will send intake forms to complete before your appointment, which keeps the visit focused on context and planning rather than basic data collection.
If you have questions before booking, the FAQ covers the most common ones. For more on Dr. Mariah, ND’s background and approach, see the about page.