Naturopathic Physician | Bilingual (English & Spanish)
Dr. Kayla Poujade is a licensed Naturopathic Physician specializing in clinical dermatology, women’s health, and chronic disease treatment. Her practice is rooted in active listening, thorough investigation, and meeting patients where they are in their health journeys.
Clinical Approach and Education
Dr. Poujade earned her Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine from Bastyr University in Kenmore and completed advanced training at the New England School of Homeopathy (NESH).
Having navigated chronic nausea, digestive pain, and microscopic colitis early in life, Dr. Poujade understands the frustration of unresolved illness. Her personal health journey drives her commitment to help others move from managing symptoms to achieving true change and relief.
She works closely with patients who want to understand their bodies’ signals and uncover root causes of symptoms. Her integrative tool kit combines botanical medicine, clinical physical therapies, target nutraceuticals, and conventional pharmaceuticals when necessary.
Areas of Clinical Focus:
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Dermatology & Skin Health: Eczema, psoriasis, acne, and chronic inflammatory skin conditions.
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Women’s Health & Hormones: PCOS, metabolic insulin resistance, sexual health, and hormonal transitions.
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Digestive & Metabolic Wellness: Microscopic colitis, gut dysbiosis, high cholesterol, and metabolic optimization.
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Nervous System & Pain Support: Anxiety, depression, chronic pain, and somatic stress regulation.
Background and Philosophy
Raised in a Latino household, Dr. Poujade can provide fully bilingual care in English and Spanish. Prior to practicing medicine, she spent years supporting adults and children in mental health settings and specialized care for severe autism, cultivating deep empathy and adaptive patient care.
Outside the clinic, Dr. Poujade gardens medicinal and culinary plants, paints, crafts EVA foam art, and dances the Lindy Hop.
“Wherever you are in your health journey, I will meet you there. Healing begins when we slow down, listen to the body’s wisdom, and address the underlying roots of illness.”