Naturopathic medicine is a personalized, evidence-based approach to healthcare that blends the use of pharmaceuticals with herbal medicine, nutrition, and lifestyle changes to optimize your
healing.
At Virtual Integrative Specialists (VIS), our licensed naturopathic doctors provide virtual and in-person care to patients across Washington. We help you go beyond symptom-based care to uncover the root cause of your imbalance.
Whether you’re dealing with chronic illness or simply looking to stay well, naturopathic care caters to your health goals on your timeline.
Unlike conventional care that often focuses on symptoms alone, naturopathic medicine takes a systemic, investigative approach to your health.
If you’re searching for functional medicine alternatives, holistic care, or integrative healthcare that actually listens, you’re in the right place.
Naturopathic medicine is built on six foundational principles that guide every decision we make:
ND vs MD: What They’re Trained In
In Washington, a naturopathic doctor (ND) is a licensed primary care physician. “Naturopath” is often used as shorthand – but always check credentials.
Yes! We are in-network with most major Washington State insurance plans.
Yes. NDs in Washington have pharmaceutical prescriptive authority as part of their licensure.
Yes! We offer the same care – except you can connect from your couch. We use secure video, and you’ll receive the same personalized, thorough care. From writing prescriptions, to ordering labs, to sending referrals. It’s all possible online.
Nope! You can book directly – no referral needed.
In Washington State, naturopathic doctors are licensed primary care physicians. We are regulated by the Washington State Department of Health and must:
You can trust that your VIS provider is clinically trained, board-certified, and practicing safely – with compassion and integrity.
Let’s find the root cause. Let’s get you feeling like yourself again.
Let’s do healthcare differently.
Dr. Erickson graduated from Bastyr University in 2008 with her doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine. She is licensed and practices as a primary care physician in the state of Washington. She now works at Alder Grove Healing Arts Center in Wallingford. Dr. Erickson completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Washington with a BS in Botany in 2003, and has a passion for biochemistry and human physiology.
Dr. Erickson’s mission is to be your health care advocate, help you navigate the medical world, educate you on how the body works and why it’s out of balance, and provide you with resources to treat all your health conditions. She helps you create your healthcare team, researches treatment options both conventional and alternative approaches, so that you can make the most informed decision on how to find optimal balance. When asked what she specializes in, Dr. Erickson says “My speciality is being your go-to person for any ailment, and to help you understand all the resources, botanicals and medicine, practitioners and services you need to find health again.”
“The amazing thing about medicine is that it’s not just the physiology and biology that matters; that isn’t the totality of your health. The heart and soul of every patient I see tells me as much about their ailments and struggles as the answers hidden in their bodies. I tell every new patient who walks in my door that we are on a road to optimal health. It is not a pill, it’s not a quick fix, and I work as a detective, guide and ally alongside each of you to discover what is blocking your way to the fullest chance at healing and balance. It’s about bringing science to the art of healing. Above all else, I see myself as a long term advocate, here to guide and inspire people to live a healthier and more heartful life.”
Dr. Julia Kuebelbeck earned a Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine and a Master of Science in Acupuncture from Bastyr University and is a licensed naturopathic physician in Washington state. Her undergraduate studies in biology and chemistry were at Concordia College in Minnesota, where she grew a deep-rooted love for the outdoors, community, and finding joy in the seasons. She wholeheartedly believes that our overall health is deeply connected to our physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual well-being.
Dr. Julia is dedicated to enhancing access to naturopathic care and helping patients of all ages achieve their health goals. Her clinical interests include sexual and reproductive health, optimal aging, fatigue, menopause, mental health, pain reduction, and stress management. Her passion for improving mental and sexual health led her to pursue additional training in pelvic floor therapy, gynecology, and mind-body therapies. Dr. Julia integrates naturopathic medicine with physical medicine modalities like craniosacral therapy, visceral manipulation, acupuncture, pelvic floor therapy, and trigger point therapy.
Dr. Julia’s mission as a Naturopathic Doctor is to support your healing journey and assist you in reconnecting with yourself. She practices whole-person healthcare, integrating the mind, body, and spirit to promote overall well-being. As an advocate for preventative care, she focuses on foundational health practices such as quality sleep, hydration, balanced diet, digestion, stress management, movement, ergonomics, mindful breathing, and nurturing connections. Dr. Julia tells her patients, “I am committed to walking alongside you on your path to health, offering the compassionate care and support necessary for you to flourish.”