Hi, I'm Dr. Sydne Valiquette
A naturopathic doctor who is passionate about helping you better understand your health and feel confident in the care you receive. With a background in psychiatric nursing, I have a particular interest in the complex connections between the reproductive system and mental health. My practice has been shaped by seeing how often women struggle with endometriosis, unexplained infertility, and changes in their mental health and are left without clear answers.
I believe that healthcare should feel collaborative, thoughtful, and thorough. I will take time to listen to your story, connect patterns that may be overlooked, and investigate the underlying factors contributing to your symptoms. My goal is to provide you with a clear understanding of what may be happening in your body and a practical, evidence-informed path forward. Above all, I want you to feel heard, supported, and actively involved in your care. ​​​​​​​​
An investigative approach to women's health
Dr. Sydne's favourite part of her practice is the investigative work. Instead of viewing symptoms as isolated concerns, she looks at the relationships between them. Reproductive hormones, mental health, immune function, inflammation, metabolism, digestion, and nutrient status are deeply interconnected. ​
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Her approach brings together detailed history taking, laboratory and functional testing when appropriate, current research, and individualized treatment strategies.
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Just as importantly, she prioritizes the foundations of health, which can have a meaningful impact on health and longevity.
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Dr. Sydne has developed a particular interest in endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain, fertility and preconception, and reproductive mental health including PMS, PMDD, ADHD, anxiety, and mood changes.
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Before becoming a naturopathic doctor, Dr. Sydne earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychiatric Nursing from Brandon University. She later moved to Toronto to complete the four-year Doctor of Naturopathy program at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine (CCNM) before returning home to Manitoba to practice.
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Beyond the Clinic
Outside of work, Dr. Sydne is happiest enjoying the quieter parts of everyday life. She loves spending time with her husband and their golden retriever, Sunny, getting outside for a walk, and escaping to the lake. She appreciates the small, consistent routines that make life feel good, like morning sunlight, movement, good food, and time outside. ​​​​​​​
