I grew up surrounded by the beauty and power of nature in a town close to Yosemite National Park. I was raised to live in collaboration with the earth and all it has to offer. Having grown up in a family of conventional doctors, I knew something innately important was missing from the current medical system of the US- the recognition of patients as human beings with lives and circumstances. Naturopathy became the natural choice for me and I hope you will choose it too. 

     In our visits together, I listen to YOU and your story. I strive to cultivate the physiological, mental, and spiritual beauty that naturally resides within us all. I love to uncover the mystery that makes each one of us unique and to tailor my recommendations to resonate with your specific circumstances. We will utilize nutrition, botanical medicine, homeopathy, hydrotherapy, nutraceuticals, Ayurveda, yoga, meditation, movement, art, and much more to aid in both acute and chronic conditions.

Credentials & Training

• Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine

  • 4-year accredited medical education at the National University of Natural Medicine in Portland, Oregon.

• 300 hour NAMA and IAYT approved Ayurvedic Yoga Consultant program. 

• Pelvic Floor Therapy training.

• Naturopathic Doctor license with the state of New Hampshire.*

• Two publications of case reports in the Integrative Medicine Clinician’s Journal (IMCJ)​

  • Osteoarthritis

  • Gastrointestinal disease and mood disorder

• Studied Environmental Science, Sociology and Pre-Medicine at Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania. 

• Attended Waldorf schools from kindergarten through twelfth grade. ​

• Born and raised in the mountains of Northern California. 

​*New Jersey and Florida are currently lobbying for licensure of Naturopathic practitioners.​​​

I chose naturopathic medicine in my early twenties after recognizing the shortcomings of conventional medicine, particularly as I saw my father debilitated by chronic disease after the NYC 9/11 disaster. I realized that health is more so determined by lifestyle and the body’s ability to heal itself. 

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Our clinic uses life-altering, educational programs to improve your health by creating stronger foundations for health. We optimize your health so that you can feel less “stuck” and more “free” to live your life. I also use a large variety of natural therapies within naturopathic medicine and acupuncture to treat a variety of chronic and acute conditions. All recommendations are customized to the individual with a commitment to the ability of your body to heal itself. 

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Credentials & Training

• Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine & Master's of Oriental Medicine 

  • 6-year double-degree at the National University of Natural Medicine in Portland, Oregon 

  • *Dr. Adam's acupuncture training encompassed the rare and prestigious form of "Classical" Chinese Medicine, distinguished from the "Traditional" Chinese Medicine that is practiced by the majority of acupuncturists.​

• Acupuncture license in New Jersey

• Naturopathic Doctor license in the state of Hawaii.* 

• Two publications of case reports in the Integrative Medicine Clinician’s Journal (IMCJ)

  • Osteoarthritis

  • Gastrointestinal disease and mood disorder

• Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience 

  • 4-year degree at the University of Delaware 

• Born and raised in central New Jersey​

*New Jersey and Florida are currently lobbying for licensure of Naturopathic practitioners.

• Comprehensive health programs & consults

• Lifestyle medicine; including nutrition & supplements

• Hydrotherapy

• Yoga and relaxation techniques, etc.​

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The "therapeutic hierarchy" pictured here is a representation of a naturopathic doctor’s approach to alleviating symptoms AND treating the cause of your disease. This approach prioritizes therapies that are most effective and safe, yet least invasive and toxic. These low force, high efficacy therapies are found toward the bottom of the triangle.

Higher force interventions are located higher on the triangle, and include therapies such as pharmaceutical medication and surgery. While these therapies are important, especially in emergent and other medically necessary situations, we prioritize treatments that better align with nature in order to create more sustainable and long-lasting change.

** Level 1:  Up to 70% of our genes are under our epigenetic control. So our lifestyle plays a significant role in genetic expression and overall wellness.