Prenatal & Postnatal Care
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Care focuses on optimizing maternal health, supporting fetal development, and easing common symptoms while helping you feel informed and supported at every stage.
Receiving the right care before, during, and after pregnancy can make a meaningful difference for both you and your baby. Pregnancy and postpartum come with many changes, questions, and symptoms, and you don’t have to navigate them alone.
Dr. Gina Neonakis offers naturopathic prenatal and postnatal care in White Rock and South Surrey, with virtual appointments available across British Columbia. Care focuses on optimizing maternal health, supporting fetal development, and easing common symptoms while helping you feel informed and supported at every stage.
Prenatal & Postnatal Care in White Rock, British Columbia
- nausea
- heartburn
- constipation
- muscle cramps
- pelvic or back pain
- swelling in the ankles and feet
- anxiety
- hair loss (postpartum)
Every pregnancy is unique. Naturopathic care is tailored to your needs and may help support symptoms such as:
Your initial visit is 90 minutes and includes a comprehensive health history, assessment, and targeted lab testing when appropriate. Testing may include hormone levels, ovarian reserve, inflammation, and nutrient status.
You’ll receive a personalized treatment plan that may include supplements, nutrition and lifestyle guidance, education around endocrine-disrupting chemicals, and acupuncture support.
Symptoms Commonly Supported
What to Expect During Pregnancy Care
Your initial visit is 90 minutes and includes a comprehensive health history and assessment. Lab testing may be recommended to assess nutrient status, thyroid function, and overall hormonal health.
You’ll receive a personalized treatment plan designed to support a healthy pregnancy. This always includes guidance on high-quality prenatal supplementation with appropriate, absorbable nutrient forms and dosages. Education on pregnancy-safe foods, supplements, and herbs is provided, and all recommendations are carefully selected to ensure safety and avoid interactions.
Follow-up visits typically occur every 1–2 months, with shorter appointments as care progresses. These visits allow time to review labs, adjust treatment, and address new symptoms or concerns.
Acupuncture can be a helpful addition to prenatal care. It may support symptoms such as nausea, heartburn, swelling, constipation, and pelvic or back pain. Treatments are customized to your stage of pregnancy and individual needs.
Acupuncture is often recommended every 1–2 weeks, as symptoms can change throughout pregnancy, and may also be used in the final weeks to help prepare the body for labor.
Acupuncture is often recommended every 1–2 weeks, as symptoms can change throughout pregnancy, and may also be used in the final weeks to help prepare the body for labor.
Acupuncture During Pregnancy
