Stowe Natural Family Wellness
Joshua Corn
ND, MS, Owner
ND, MS, Owner
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Dr. Joshua Corn is a naturopathic primary care physician specializing in evidence informed, weight-neutral, integrative treatment approaches. He believes in the power of education and wants to empower you with knowledge to make changes in your life that will improve your physical, mental, and social health. To make sure you have a plan that is right for your individual needs, he utilizes everything from herbal formulas to diet recommendations to conventional pharmaceutical medications in his practice.
In his holistic practice, Dr. Corn focuses on integrative primary care, men’s health, chronic disease management, cardiovascular conditions, diabetes, mental health, and weight-neutral nutrition and exercise counseling. His top priority is making sure his recommendations are based on the best available scientific and historical evidence. He holds a master’s degree in integrative medicine research and has worked as a clinical investigator on numerous research studies. Dr. Corn practices weight-neutral medicine, emphasizing health and wellness for every patient, no matter their weight or body size. Dr. Corn’s goal is to bring high quality, compassionate, informed care to all his patients. Dr. Corn completed his medical training and three years of primary care naturopathic residency at National University of Natural Medicine. During internship and training, Dr. Corn completed a one-year mentorships in naturopathic EENT (eyes, ears, nose and throat), cardiopulmonary medicine, and biotherapeutic drainage. His training included numerous rotations working with underserved populations in NUNM’s community health centers, as well as external rotations with medical doctors specializing in integrative medicine, pulmonology, and infectious disease. “I grew up in the mountains of western North Carolina. I spent much of my time playing in the woods around my house and at a young age, I was fascinated with wild places and my mother’s herb garden. I remember reading books on local plants and herbs from our local library, spending hours in the garden, and practicing how to use these plants. I dreamed that one day, I would be able to use them to heal people. My journey to naturopathic medicine has made my childhood dream a reality. In addition to learning about plant-based medicines, in my medical training, I learned how to be a competent primary care provider and developed skills in the diagnosis and management of acute and chronic illness. Today, I use botanical medicine, nutrition, mind-body techniques, and exercise to help my clients achieve their health goals.” Dr. Corn focuses on nutritional counseling with all his patients. He wants to change the way his patients view food and the way they view their bodies. From his perspective, food is fuel, and while we need the proper balance of nutrients for our bodies to work optimally, food is about more than just fueling our bodies. Food is also related to our cultures, our communities, our comfort, and our celebrations. Dr. Corn works with patients to incorporate all these aspects of food into their nutrition plans so they can learn to love healthy food and incorporate it into a balanced diet that is not restrictive. Outside the clinic, Dr. Corn enjoys hiking and camping in the great outdoors, exploring Vermont’s food scene, powerlifting, and playing with his Great Pyrenees, Judge and Sweet Pea. Dr. Corn is only accepting patients on a case by case bases at this time. |
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