Hello! I’m Dr. Priscila Brannigan, a naturopathic doctor committed to helping patients reach optimal health through a holistic, personalized approach. My main areas of focus—gastrointestinal health, hormone balance, and regenerative medicine—are key to achieving long-term wellness.

My journey into natural medicine began in 2016 when I started exploring treatments to address my own digestive and hormonal health challenges. Through extensive research and personal trials, I was able to restore my health—an experience that sparked my passion for naturopathic medicine. This led me to commit to a career, focusing on treating root causes and empowering healing. After completing my pre-med and psychology studies at Baruch College, I earned a health coaching certification from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition (IIN), which strengthened my skills in dietary guidance and wellness coaching. I then pursued my Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine degree at Bastyr University, followed by a certification in gastrointestinal health from the Institute for Functional Medicine (IFM). My hands-on experience in a naturopathic clinic in San Diego further deepened my understanding of integrative, patient-centered care.

In my experience, gastrointestinal health is key, as digestion affects energy, immunity, and mood. I create personalized plans to address gut issues, including dysbiosis, inflammation, and food sensitivities, using dietary changes, supplements, and detoxification.

I also focus on hormone balance, supporting thyroid, adrenal, reproductive, and metabolic health. Through comprehensive testing, natural therapies, and lifestyle strategies, I help patients restore hormonal balance and vitality.

My experience in regenerative medicine includes IV therapies and PRP, offering treatments that boost cellular repair, and athletic performance, strengthen the immune system, increase energy, and improve cognitive function. These therapies enhance overall healing and resilience.

I’m dedicated to empowering my patients with clear, science-based guidance so they can make informed decisions about their health.