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About Dr. Jacinta Sullivan, ND

Dr. Jacinta Sullivan, BScHK, ND

Interests: hormonal health, thyroid health, fertility, cognition, adrenal concerns, traumatic brain injuries, auto-immune


I believe our healing abilities thrive in nature so I take every opportunity I can to get outdoors and go on adventures. Connecting to the world around me is what truly recharges me. I have a love for extreme sports including white water rafting, bungee jumping, and skydiving.


I have a passion for reproductive health including fertility support, endometriosis, PMS/PMDD, and PCOS. I also work extensively with auto-immune diseases, thyroid, and traumatic brain injuries.


Before medical school I lived here in Fort McMurray for five years working both for the city and at site, but I am originally from the East Coast. In my down time, you can find me either jogging outdoors, reading while sipping on a warm cup of coffee, or catching up with one of my twelve siblings.


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Jacinta Sullivan’s Credentials

Naturopathic Doctor, Clinic Co-Owner

Juniper Naturopathic Clinic

Intern, Sports Medicine Focus Shift

Robert Schad Naturopathic Clinic

Naturopathic Intern

Anishnawbee Health Clinic

Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics with a minor in Health Sciences

St. Francis Xavier University

Trained in acupuncture for Pregnancy and Labour

Fertility Toronto Acupuncture Course

Dr. Jacinta Sullivan, ND is a member of the Alberta Association of Naturopathic Doctors (AAND) and the Canadian Association of Naturopathic Doctors (CAND). She is registered and in good standing with the College of Naturopathic Doctors of Alberta (CNDA).
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Juniper Naturopathic Clinic acknowledges that we are operating this business on Treaty 8 land. This land is the traditional territory, gathering place, and meeting grounds of the Cree, Dene, Dane-zaa, and Métis. We acknowledge that we are settlers on this land and we deeply respect the courage and strength of Indigenous peoples.

We would like to honour the role Indigenous people have taken on for thousands of years as environmental stewards and we would like to show the same respect for the environment. We acknowledge that much of Naturopathic Medicine’s understanding of herbal medicine and other treatments is owed to the knowledge and wisdom of Indigenous peoples.

We are grateful for the opportunity to practice medicine, learn, and work on this land.