Optimal Health is Within Reach with a Naturopath Doctor.
With over 10 years of experience treating people of all ages with acute and chronic ailments, especially those not easily treated by conventional medicine, Dr. Lori DiBacco can truly change your life. She uses Naturopathic and integrative medicine to combine the best of ancient traditions with the latest in evidence-based medicine, both natural and conventional.
With all of her patients, Dr. Lori DiBacco takes the time to really understand their experience of illness. She offers a variety of investigative and therapeutic tools to understand the “why” of disease, and creates comprehensive and individualized plans to restore each patient’s optimal health. Dr. Lori DiBacco firmly believes in the simplicity of Naturopathic philosophy: to focus on the whole person, to identify and treat the cause of disease, and to work with the laws of nature to bring about the most rapid and complete cure.
The doctor of the future will give no medicine, but will interest his patient in the care of the human frame, in diet and in the cause and prevention of disease.”
Thomas Edison
Healing By Nature believes in integrative medicine, blending traditional approaches with the latest in evidence-based medicine.
Education and Background
In 2006, Dr. Lori DiBacco graduated with honors from Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine in Tempe, Arizona. While studying in Arizona, she focused her clinical training on women's health and pediatrics. She also completed a 200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training course. After completing medical school, she returned to Massachusetts and joined Winchester Natural Health Associates. Dr. Lori DiBacco then joined Northeast Integrative Medicine and practiced there until 2016. Early in her career, she co-authored the Whole Health Detox, a four-week detoxification program. This nutrition and lifestyle program has helped many people discover a new relationship to food, health, and self-care. Dr. Lori DiBacco served patients in Nashua at New Hampshire Health & Wellness Center and is now working out of her office in Peterborough, NH. Dr. Lori DiBacco continues to work with patients with the flexibility of in-person or telemedicine appointments.
Prior to medical school, Dr. Lori DiBacco graduated from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences & Toxicology with a minor in Biology.
Professional Affiliations
New Hampshire Association of Naturopathic Doctors (www.NHAND.org)
Massachusetts Society of Naturopathic Doctors (www.MSND.org)
Association for Advancement of Restorative Medicine (AARM)
Past President of the Massachusetts Society of Naturopathic Doctors
“I knew I had found the right doctor after our first meeting! Dr. Lori DiBacco listened to what I had to say and said to me she’d help guide me to a more healthy body… I’ve followed her advice word for word and in 5 months I’ve never felt better… I tell everyone that will listen about Dr. Lori DiBacco and the WNHA. She is my ray of light!!”
H.K.M
What is a Naturopathic Doctor?
Naturopathic Doctors are expertly trained to diagnose and treat disease in the same manner as conventional physicians, however, they often choose to treat the patient differently, treating the root cause of a problem, rather than simply treating symptoms.
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“Doctor as Teacher: I always tell my patients I am like their coach, advising and encouraging them on the ways to change the path of their health and their life. The hard work and responsibility is always their own. You have to want to get better. ”
Naturopathic doctors are experts in natural and integrative medicine.
A Doctorate in Naturopathic medicine is obtained at a four-year medical school and includes both classroom and clinical training. In order to become licensed, naturopathic doctors are required to pass a series of Board exams just like a medical doctor. And, while they are trained to diagnose and treat patients with conventional methods, naturopathic doctors often choose to treat patients with an eclectic blend of therapies.
Naturopathic doctors treat the whole person.
When practicing naturopathy, a doctor treats the patient as a whole, considering all aspects that may contribute to illness or prevent healing. Naturopathic doctors educate and empower their patients to prevent disease through healthy lifestyle choices and natural interventions. Naturopathic treatment can work alone or together with other approaches.
Conventional medical treatments mostly involve drugs and surgery, naturopathic doctors know there is another way.
Naturopathic doctors have been trained in a variety of therapeutic tools including vitamins, herbal medicines, clinical nutrition, homeopathy, counseling, acupuncture, pharmacology, and physical medicine.
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Work with Healing By Nature
Step 1: Free Patient Consultation
If you are interested in Naturopathic Medicine or want to see if Dr. Lori DiBacco is the right doctor for you, set up a free 15-minute consultation to discuss your concerns or illness.
Step 2: Initial Patient Consultation
The initial appointment is the first step in understanding each patient’s life and “dis-ease” and to start you on the road to optimal health with your individualized treatment plan.
Step 3: Ongoing Follow-Up Appointments
Regular follow-ups are necessary to monitor your progress and adjust the treatment plan. Visits are available in person, by phone, or video conferencing.