Ryan Phillips

Dr. Ryan Phillips serves as our Naturopathic Doctor, blending traditional healing practices with modern medical science to empower patients in their pursuit of optimal health. Through advanced testing methods, including conventional and functional approaches, he uncovers the root causes of health issues and develops personalized treatment plans. Specializing in functional laboratory testing, Dr. Phillips addresses imbalances and dysfunctions within the body’s systems, offering holistic solutions for long-term wellness. He also provides personalized nutritional guidance and herbal remedies and integrates mindfulness training with biofeedback therapy to help individuals manage stress and promote relaxation, fostering resilience and vitality.

Dr. Phillips holds a doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine as well as a Master’s Degree in Public Health. In addition to four years of training in primary care, herbal/botanical medicine, physical medicine, nutrition, and behavioral medicine, he also completed extra rotations and coursework in biofeedback therapy and pediatrics. He earned his BCIA board certification as a biofeedback practitioner in 2021 and is certified in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy with the Integrative Psychiatry Institute.

Dr. Phillips is specialized in integrative mental health and brain wellness, working with patients experiencing post-concussive symptoms, anxiety, depression, PTSD, neurological dysfunction, ADD/ADHD, and other mental health challenges. He enjoys working with pediatric, adolescent, and adult populations. His integrative ‘mind-body’ approach is especially helpful for those who have not responded well to conventional care. His approach is also effective for complex, multisystemic, and chronic physical conditions, including functional digestive disorders, IBS, inflammatory conditions, insomnia, chronic pain, and more.

Prior to becoming a Naturopathic doctor, Dr. Phillips earned a B.A. in Global Studies, which led to extensive international work in remote corners of the Indian Himalayas. He is fluent in Nepali and loves South Asian culture. During his time abroad, he organized underdeveloped communities to establish schools, health centers, and a regional ambulance service. He helped to train village women as health workers and mobilized communities to prevent disease through hygiene, sanitation, and lifestyle.

Ryan now lives in the foothills of the Rockies with his wife and four children with whom he enjoys an active lifestyle. He also enjoys international travel and has trekked extensively throughout Nepal, India, Tibet, Bhutan, and the Andes. He is most proud of the adventures he has shared with his children which include cycling over the Himalayas, biking across Tibet, and hiking to Everest Base Camp.