The goal of Integrative Oncology is to improve quality and quantity of life for people affected by cancer through:

• preventing or reducing side effects of cancer treatment
• improving nutritional status
• supporting the immune system
• incorporating healthy day to day routines

Dr. Wright works with you to incorporate natural tools that are evidence based. She takes time to listen and also provides ecudation on sleep hygiene, relaxation, meditation, exercise, and food planning/preparation with a strong emphasis on reducing stress, and exploring the meaning and purpose of life.

With integrative oncology care, Dr. Wright helps people find confidence and purpose in their journey to increase health. 

Dr. Wright's recommendations may include: counseling, referrals to providers in oncology care, acupuncture, exercise such as brisk walking, tai chi or yoga, relaxation practices such as meditation and deep breathing, botanical therapies, vitamins, minerals, enzymes, nutritional approaches, and intravenous nutrient infusions. Dr. Wright helps determine the right selection of therapies that will be most supportive for your health goals.

Dr. Wright is a Fellow of the American Board of Naturopathic Oncology (FABNO) since 2011, and practiced for 12 years in hospital based care before moving into private practice in 2017.  Dr. Wright has led the development of integrative clinical programs in conventional treatment settings in New York and Pennsylvania and has trained 8 residents in 2 year integrative oncology residency programs. Dr. Wright is a member of the Association of Naturopathic Oncology (OncANP.org) the Society of Integrative Oncology (integrativeonc.org). 

 Dr. Wright co- directed the development of an integrative oncology research database called KNOWoncology.org, and is the immediate past president of the Oncology Association of Naturopathic Physicians from 2017-2019. Dr. Wright has published articles in peer reviewed journals, and is a contributor and guest editor for the Natural Medicine Journal oncology edition, as well as for the Townsend Journal and the NDNR.