Brooke L. Kalanick, ND

A defining thread in the practice is a close attention to the relationship between estrogen and progesterone, including the way hormone replacement therapy may be cycled to reduce side effects while improving broader benefits throughout the body. Rather than treating symptoms as isolated complaints, the work emphasizes the underlying science behind why they develop in the first place and how a more holistic treatment strategy can address them more fully than a pill-centered approach alone. Digestive health is part of that picture as well.

Probiotics and their role in the body are treated as more than a wellness trend, with attention to how they work and how individual needs can differ. That same individualized lens extends to hormone concerns, where the aim is not simply to label imbalance in general terms, but to help clarify which hormones may be driving a particular pattern of symptoms. The overall approach is educational, root-cause oriented, and grounded in the idea that better outcomes begin with better understanding.

In that sense, Brooke L. Kalanick’s practice brings naturopathic care to some of the most common and disruptive concerns in women’s health: the hormonal shifts, digestive disruptions, and stress-related patterns that can quietly shape day-to-day well-being.