Functional Medicine New Canaan, CT | Terrain Health

Not quite yourself, and unsure of answers? Terrain Health offers functional medicine in New Canaan, CT, that takes the big picture into account: sleep, food, stress, movement, gut health, and the world around you. The goal is simple:  make you feel better and keep it up.

We see patients from New Canaan, CT, and surrounding towns like Darien, Wilton, Ridgefield, Stamford, and Pound Ridge. Remote visits are available where appropriate, based on the service and state law.

What Is Functional Medicine?

It’s care that looks for “why?” We look for what is behind your symptoms instead of treating them individually. We start with your story, build a plan you can live with, and save testing for when it will change what we do.

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Functional Medicine: Conditions We Treat in New Canaan

  • Fatigue and brain fog
  • Thyroid and hormone shifts (including perimenopause/menopause)
  • Digestive issues (reflux, IBS, bloating)
  • Metabolic health (blood sugar, weight, cholesterol)
  • Autoimmune diseases and inflammation
  • Mood, stress, and sleep disturbances
  • Recovery from long COVID
  • Food sensitivities and presumed mold/moisture exposure
  • Athletic recovery and performance

Health Plans That Fit New Canaan Life

Life here happens quickly: early trains, Merritt traffic, kids’ sports, hectic schedules. Plans that have no basis in reality don’t last. We coordinate yours with school drop-offs, Elm Street errands, Waveny runs, and Metro-North New Canaan Branch commutes.

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How Your Functional Health Plan Comes Together

1) Get to Know You

 A 60–90 minute deep-dive. We map your timeline, major stressors, travel, infections, diet, sleep, training, and review past labs. You talk; we listen.

2) Smart Testing (only if it’s useful)

 We start with baseline labs. If more data were to change the plan, we’ll consider factors like:

  • Metabolic and heart-health markers
  • Thyroid and sex hormones (timed to your cycle when it matters)
  • Key nutrients (iron, B12, vitamin D, magnesium)
  • Gut testing when it’s likely to guide care
  • For possible mold/moisture issues, we begin with your history and a walk-through of your space, then decide together if testing is warranted

3) Daily Building Blocks

Little habits that add up to make a difference: a great food plan for hectic weeks, better sleep routines, stress management you’ll actually practice, and exercise that respects energy and joints.

4) Targeted Support

When needed, we supplement with special additions, gut repair, hormone balance with tracking, metabolic support, and recovery programs (such as breathwork or sauna) that integrate into your way of life.

5) Monitor Progress

Clear markers, symptoms, labs, and function so that you can see what’s changing. We shift every few weeks so that you continue to move forward.

What Makes Us Different

  • We find what’s driving your symptoms
  • Testing only when it will change your plan
  • Plans built around actual life, training, family, work, and travel
  • Obvious next steps and regular check-ins
  • Coordination of your main care and specialists
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What to Expect at Your First Functional Medicine Visit

  • Before your visit: Fill out an intake form and provide your history, medications/supplements, and labs from the previous 6 months.
  • During: Two 60-minute, consultation-driven visits, we map your health timeline, clarify goals, and identify quick wins.
  • After your second appointment: A written plan with 2–3 “start now” steps, any tests that are recommended (only if they’ll alter the plan), and a definitive follow-up schedule.
  • After onboarding: Send quick questions as they come up; we’ll review progress and fine-tune your plan at regular check-ins.

Schedule Functional Medicine Care in New Canaan, CT

Contact us for a consultation for Functional Medicine in New Canaan, CT with Terrain Health. During our two-visit onboarding appointments of 60–90 minutes each, we will map your health history, review current lab work and medications, identify two or three priorities, and give you a couple of “start now” action steps.