Dr. Rhian Young
ND, BCIM | Owner of Purity Integrative Health
Dr. Young is Board Certified in Integrative Medicine and has over 23 years of experience with BioIdentical Hormones, Cardiovascular disease treatment & prevention, Women’s Health, Men’s Health, Weight Loss, Digestive Disorders, Menopause and assisting cancer patients to optimize treatments by integrating natural foods and supplements to reduce side effects of treatment and help with the healing process. Dr. Young received her Bachelor of Science from Colorado State University in Biology with a minor in Neuroscience and Anatomy. She then attended Bastyr University. Following graduation, she participated in a Residency at Cancer Treatment Centers of America in Tulsa, Oklahoma during which she was able to see first-hand how integrative medicine works to bring optimum health and healing to the patient. Following her residency, she moved back to the Seattle area and began working in an integrative setting treating patients from all over the world with issues such as depression, anxiety, eating disorders, chemical dependency and other addictions until 2008.
In January 2008, Dr. Young started Purity Integrative Health & Wellness Center with a hope of using her experiences to treat a wide variety of issues and facilitate trust and confidence to people who need help and are eager to change to make improvements to their life. Dr. Young treats almost any disease and has focused in recent years on viral treatment/prevention, hormone issues (PCOS, thyroid, endometriosis, etc), autoimmune conditions (Hashimoto's, Psoriasis, SLE, Sjogrens, etc), infertility, menopause, cholesterol, blood pressure, pre-diabetes and general health and wellness.
Dr. Young is an avid runner who has run over 40 half marathons and makes exercise a daily priority along with healthy eating and supplementation. She lived in the Mill Creek area for a decade during which time she raised some of her children, enjoyed the Northwest and attended Gold Creek Community Church. She considers God an integral part of her life, both personally and professionally. In 2020, Dr. Young and her family decided to move to Montana but she continues to serve the Mill Creek area through telemed and in-person visits.