Transformational Medicine has welcomed Dr. Amy Harding, NMD, to its team of healthcare providers. Harding, who attended medical school with Dr. DeeAnn Saber, NMD, has relocated to the Tucson area after practicing in Scottsdale for 15 years.

A licensed naturopathic physician, Harding brings extensive experience in general family medicine, with a focus on digestive health, gastrointestinal concerns and bioidentical hormone therapy. She also works part time at Sierra Tucson, where she supports individuals addressing mental health concerns, including depression and related conditions.

In addition to her clinical work, Harding previously taught anatomy and physiology at Paradise Valley Community College. She has served as president of the Arizona Naturopathic Medical Association and as a member of Arizona’s naturopathic medical licensing board.

Harding will begin seeing patients at Transformational Medicine on Thursdays and is accepting appointments for individuals seeking support for digestive concerns, hormone balance and general wellness.

The clinic also announced that Dr. Emily Takeuchi Miller, NMD, will be reducing her patient hours as she participates in a remote research project. Miller will continue to see patients on Wednesday mornings and throughout the day on Thursdays and Fridays.