About Stacey Fritsch
Dr. Stacey Fritsch is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor whose passion for science, health and others is evident in both her clinical practice and daily life. Within her family practice Dr. Fritsch uses an eclectic approach and strives to ensure that patients receive the most comprehensive and effective care possible. She works within a philosophy focused on balance and moderation through which she believes everyone can achieve ‘health’.
Before attending medical school, Dr. Fritsch completed a degree in Biological Engineering at the University of Guelph where she collaborated with a small team to develop a new laparoscopic surgical tool that reached preliminary design phases and was recently published in the Journal of Medical Technology.
She then completed a four year Naturopathic Doctor program at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine (CCNM) in Toronto. During this time Dr. Fritsch worked as an intern at the Robert Shad Naturopathic Clinic and the Sherbourne Health Clinic, a free clinic designated to HIV+ individuals in the GTA. She also travelled to India to volunteer with Child Family Health International’s Introduction to Traditional Healing Program where she completed rotations in both urban and rural clinics. Dr. Fritsch graduated with honors and received several awards for her academic achievements. She has also completed additional training in Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture, Pediatrics, Autism and Chronic Illnesses.
Dr. Fritsch was born and raised in Port Hope and is thrilled to return to the town she has always called home. As a youth she was very devoted to the community and won Port Hope’s Youth of the Year Award. Currently, Dr. Fritsch lives north of Port Hope on a horse farm with her husband and dog and looks forward to work within the Port Hope community once again.
Professional Memberships
- Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine Alumni Association
- University of Guelph Engineering Alumni
- Ontario Association of Naturopathic Doctors
- Canadian Association of Naturopathic Doctors
