You don't need a naturopath down the street. You need one who looks deeply enough. Yelena Tselenchuk works the way a functional medicine practitioner does: functional lab testing, a full health history and a plan built on your data, all by video. Yelena Tselenchuk works with women across the United States by video, with the same root-cause approach, the same depth of preparation and the same 1:1 attention you'd expect in person, without the drive or the waiting room.
Key Takeaways
Most women who reach out have already done the usual things. They've seen their providers, run the panels and followed the advice, and they still don't feel like themselves.
Your energy is low and rest doesn’t bring it back.
You deal with bloating, irregular digestion or food reactions.
Your hormones are shifting in perimenopause or beyond.
Your labs come back "normal" while you don’t feel normal.
There's no practitioner near you who looks at the whole picture.
This may not be the right fit if you need urgent medical care or want a quick fix. Virtual work is thorough, and it depends on a complete intake.
The process is the same whether you live in Ohio, Texas or Oregon. Naturopathic work is mostly conversation, pattern recognition and planning, and none of that needs a physical office.
A free 15-minute call to see whether working together is a good fit.
A detailed intake covering your symptoms, history, habits and goals.
Functional testing where it helps, often starting with labs you already have.
A prioritized plan for nutrition, lifestyle and supplements, sequenced to what your body can handle now.
Follow-up sessions to refine the plan as your body responds.
Want the full picture? Read the step-by-step process or learn about the functional blood review.
Yelena holds three board certifications (BCDHH, BCN and BCHP) and is certified in Functional Blood Chemistry Analysis and Hormonal Mastery. Every step of her process, from the first intake to each follow-up, is designed to work by video, and every recommendation traces back to your history and your data.
Working by video means you aren't limited to whoever practices near you. There's no commute and no time off work, you join from home where it's easier to remember the small details, and your recommendations arrive in writing so nothing gets lost. Yelena's work is educational and consultative. She does not replace your physician, and the best results usually come from keeping your regular provider in the loop.
Many women first reach out when perimenopause begins. Related pages: gut health, low energy, hormone imbalances.
Yes. Sessions are 100% virtual on Zoom, and Yelena works with women across the United States.
Not necessarily. Labs you already have from your own provider are often the best starting point.
For this kind of work, yes. A virtual naturopath relies on the same tools either way: a detailed intake, your history and your data. The depth comes from preparation, not from being in the same room.
Any lab results from the past two years, a list of the supplements and medications you take with doses, and a rough timeline of when your symptoms started. Notes on your cycle, sleep, energy and digestion help too.
Sessions usually are not. Some lab tests and supplements may be paid with HSA or FSA funds, depending on your plan.
No. Yelena’s work is educational and consultative. Keep your physician for medical care and prescriptions, and keep them informed about any supplements or changes you make.
They overlap more than they differ. A functional medicine practitioner looks for the underlying drivers of symptoms using detailed history and functional lab testing; a naturopath does the same and adds nutrition, lifestyle, herbal and homeopathic support. Yelena Tselenchuk is a Board Certified Naturopath (BCN), Board Certified Homeopath (BCHP) and Doctor of Holistic Health (BCDHH) who works the way a functional medicine practitioner does: functional blood chemistry, targeted testing and a plan built on your data. She is not a medical doctor and does not diagnose or treat disease.
Start with a free 15-minute call. There's no obligation and no sales pressure, just a conversation about your situation and whether virtual naturopathic support is the right next step.
Prefer to reach out directly? Call or text (216) 282-4520.
This page is educational and is not medical advice. Yelena Tselenchuk is a Board Certified Doctor of Holistic Health, Naturopath and Homeopath, not a licensed medical physician. Services are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Keep your physician informed about any supplements or protocol changes.
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