Mallory Aye, ND

Paracelsus Natural Family Medicine

Dr. Mallory Aye earned her Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine(ND) from the National University of Natural Medicine in Portland Oregon, and her B.S. from University of Oregon. She went on to complete her residency in Tucson, AZ where she was mentored in managing chronic pain conditions. While in naturopathic school she began taking Herman and Wallace courses. Dr. Aye's treatment approach emphasizes identifying the underlying cause of pelvic pain while creating individualized and clinically proven treatment approaches. Dr. Aye works primarily with people with female anatomy with pelvic floor dysfunction including urinary incontinence, vestibulodynia, pelvic pain, endometriosis, dyspareunia, constipation, pelvic organ prolapse, and coccydynia. Kasia has completed Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation courses (Level 1, 2a and 2b) through the Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute. After experiencing chronic pelvic pain herself, she wanted to be able to offer her patients comprehensive treatment options in addition to naturopathic modalities. She trained through the Herman and Wallace Institute in pelvic floor therapy and is passionate about helping people and that experience chronic pelvic pain and pelvic floor dysfunction find relief. As a naturopathic doctor, she is able to utilize pelvic therapy modalities along with naturopathic modalities to help her patients achieve relief. ​ Dr. Aye believes that holding space for people during important times in their lives is crucial to health and wellbeing. She uses an evidence-based approach to health with an emphasis on natural modalities. Her aim is to form a collaborative health partnership with each patient. She works with each individual to understand all of the components that make up their unique health history, including the mental and emotional aspects. With this information, she is able to create a unique treatment plan that takes your health goals into consideration. Dr. Aye strives to create a judgment-free space in the clinic and approaches healthcare from a trauma-informed, body-neutral, and gender-inclusive perspective.