Dr. Dickson Thom is a licensed naturopathic physician
and full time professor at the National College of Natural Medicine
(NCNM) in Portland, Oregon, where he teaches clinical and physical
diagnosis, gastroenterology, neurology, practical endocrinology
and x-ray practicum. He is also a clinic instructor at Natural
Health Center, a teaching clinic for NCNM. Doctor Thom regularly
lectures to fellow physicians in Canada and the U.S. on the therapeutic
benefits of homeopathic drainage and published one of the first
books in the English language on the topic called “UNDA Numbers:
An Energetic Journey to Homeostasis and Wellness”. Dr. Thom
has been studying in Canada and Belgium with a French medical doctor
for the past 9 years to learn these therapies.
Dr Thom has been in private practice in the Portland Metro area
since 1990. His specialized practice focuses on the management
of chronic disease, including auto-immune disease, neurological
conditions, endocrine disorders and cancer. His therapies focus
on optimal lifestyle choices for each specific condition and include
dietary, sleep, and exercise recommendations; supplementation and
herbal medicine; a European form of homeopathy called biotherapeutic
drainage; and hydrotherapy. Health is a reflection of physical,
emotional, spiritual, and energetic balance. Dr. Thom is committed
to helping people overcome obstacles to achieving this essential
equilibrium.
Based upon his clinical experience, he has written a book entitled
Coping With Food Intolerances.
Education:
Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine, National College of Naturopathic
Medicine, Portland, Oregon
Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine, Ontario College of Naturopathic
Medicine, Toronto, Canada
Doctor of Dental Surgery, University of Toronto Dental School,
Toronto, Canada
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