Girl, I see you...
because I've been there too.
You want a life of travel, adventure, new experiences and growth. You want to be creative, and expressive and step into your power.
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But every month you're reminded that you aren't as invincible as you thought you were.
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Your period sucks.
You're exhausted.
You can't rely on your digestion.
Hi! I'm Dr. Maya
Forest dweller, mountain biker, beginner pole dancer, human being.
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I am so happy to see you here.
Empowerment, knowledge about our bodies, and reclaiming our hormonal health are pillars that I am immensely passionate about. As a Naturopathic Physician, I work closely with my patients to make them feel seen and heard and to give them back their autonomy over their own health.
I was the quiet girl...
I stayed small, I didn't want to bother anyone, and didn't want to take up space or be 'too much'.
But suppressing my voice also meant suppressing my symptoms, because symptoms are how your body communicates with you.
I suppressed my voice and symptoms until one day I woke up and my body was literally screaming at me.
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I got hit with fatigue, periods from hell and the most unreliable digestion.
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I was disconnected and repressed.
Then everything changed.
I can't wait to show you how to reclaim your health and step into your true power. I am so excited for you to grow into the most confident, connected and fulfilled version of yourself.
Are you ready to find your voice and connect with your body so you can actually heal yourself and not continue to put bandaids over a big wound?
Are you ready?
Check out my complementary guide - PMS Free Cycles: 3 Pillars of Success
I'm sharing my top secrets to healing your hormones and overcome PMS
Qualifications & Professional Associations
Dr. Matthews graduated from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine - Boucher in New Westminster, BC, after receiving Honours Bachelor of Science in her undergraduate studies of Health Sciences from Wilfrid Laurier University, ON.
Dr. Matthews is certified in Acupuncture and Minor Surgery.
