About
About Dr. Lisa Tabrizi N.D.
Leading a vibrant, healthy, and meaningful life—and helping others do the same—has always been at the heart of my work. I believe that health is about far more than the absence of disease; it is about having the energy, resilience, and confidence to fully engage in the activities and relationships that matter most to you.
I am naturally curious and love learning, whether that means exploring new places, developing new skills, spending time outdoors, or continually expanding my knowledge as a naturopathic doctor. This belief in lifelong growth shapes both my personal life and my practice. I encourage my patients to view health not as a destination, but as an ongoing journey of learning, adaptation, and self-discovery.
Outside of the clinic, you’ll often find me exploring the trails and waterfronts of Southern Ontario, spending time on the water, training, travelling, or tackling a new challenge simply for the experience of learning something different. I feel fortunate to live in a region surrounded by the natural beauty of Lake Ontario and the Niagara Escarpment, and I am a strong believer that time spent outdoors is one of the most underrated tools we have for supporting both physical and mental well-being.
Over the years, my adventures have taken many forms. I’ve cycled 730 kilometres of the Waterfront Trail solo from Niagara-on-the-Lake to the Quebec border, completed a half-iron distance triathlon, summited Mount Washington in winter conditions, learned to sail, and even explored the world of performance driving. While each experience has been different, they have all reinforced the same lesson: growth happens when we remain curious, challenge ourselves, and stay willing to learn.
These experiences continue to shape the way I approach patient care. I believe that good health creates opportunity—the opportunity to pursue meaningful work, enjoy rich relationships, embrace new adventures, and fully engage with life. My goal is to help patients build the habits, strength, and resilience that allow them to do exactly that, both now and for years to come.
Important Location Update
Beginning June 1st, our practice will be moving to 1100 Burloak Dr, Suite 300, Burlington, ON L7L 6B2. All phone numbers and contact details will remain unchanged.
I’m an avid traveler and am almost always planning a trip. My most notable adventures have been seeing polar bears in Northern Manitoba, going on a surf and yoga retreat in Nicaragua, staying in a local village in the Indian Himalayas, and seeing the “Lion King” cast members in real time in South Africa on safari. I have been on a mission to see this globe and all its marvels and mysteries and strive to make each day count. I hope to help inspire you to do the same.
My Education And Path To Becoming An ND
The road to becoming a Naturopathic Doctor has been long and rewarding—something I wouldn’t trade for anything. My journey began at the University of Guelph, where I earned an Honours Bachelor of Science in Biological Science. Guelph’s strong focus on nutrition, physiology, and evidence-based science helped shape my early understanding of health and reinforced my passion for helping people understand their bodies and make informed decisions about their wellbeing.
From there, I attended the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine (CCNM) in Toronto, completing the four-year Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine program. My training included anatomy, physiology, immunology, clinical diagnosis, laboratory interpretation, nutrition, lifestyle counselling, botanical medicine, nutraceuticals, and other therapeutic approaches used to support patients’ health.
During my clinical training, I completed internships at the Robert Schad Naturopathic Clinic and the Parkdale Community Health Centre in Toronto, where I gained experience working with a diverse patient population. I was also introduced to the Hamilton community through my placement at Naturopathic Perspectives, a connection that would ultimately shape the next chapter of my career.
After graduating in 2011, I established my practice in Hamilton, where I spent fifteen years helping patients navigate everything from digestive concerns and hormone imbalances to fatigue, stress, and chronic health conditions. In 2016, I opened and operated my own integrative healthcare clinic, creating a collaborative environment for both patients and practitioners. After many rewarding years leading an integrative clinic, my practice evolved into a boutique, patient-focused naturopathic practice in Burlington, Ontario, where I continue to provide personalized, evidence-informed care. My focus is helping patients understand their health, uncover the factors contributing to their symptoms, and develop sustainable strategies for long-term wellbeing.
While I support a wide range of health concerns, my practice has a particular interest in women’s health, hormone balance, perimenopause, menopause, metabolic health, digestive wellness, and healthy aging.
I believe that great practitioners never stop learning. As a lifelong student, I regularly participate in continuing education, professional conferences, workshops, and advanced training to stay current with emerging research and expand the tools I can offer my patients.
I am registered with the College of Naturopaths of Ontario and am an active member of both the Canadian Association of Naturopathic Doctors and the Ontario Association of Naturopathic Doctors (OAND). I also advocate for the profession through ongoing engagement with local MPs, MPPs and policymakers to help advance naturopathic medicine in Ontario.