Our story
Our local holistic and integrative family practice and apothecary, and one of the longest-established eclectic medical practices in the Boulder area.
Dr. Janine L. Malcolm is a Naturopathic Doctor and Licensed Acupuncturist who has been practicing medicine in Colorado since 2000. She and an amazing office staff are the foundation of Niwot Natural Medicine.
Our clinic provides a holistic and eclectic approach to your well-being. We recognize that you are an individual with physical, mental and emotional complexity, and we take the time to address your specific concerns.
Integrating natural modalities including naturopathy, nutrition, acupuncture, homeopathy, Western and Chinese herbs, soft and hard tissue manipulation and mind/body counseling allows us to tailor treatment specifically for you. We encourage you to learn about your health, and our goal is to guide you down your path of wellness and prevention. We’ll give you verbal and written information to help you make educated decisions about your health care.
Our facilities
Just off 2nd Avenue in downtown Niwot.
Our renovated space was the original post office of Niwot, built in 1908. We have preserved the historic character of the building and created a tranquil, restorative space for healing, along with a charming apothecary to meet the needs of the community.
Our walk-in apothecary is filled with the highest-quality herbs, vitamins and supplements for your entire family. The medical center has four private consultation and treatment rooms and a large waiting room and community space, so we can provide individualized care at different levels.
Please come in and let us help you on your path to restoration and wellness!
In the community
Dr. Malcolm spoke to local business owners about a holistic approach to health: slowing down, mindful eating, eating local and in season, and getting enough sleep. “I love Niwot,” she said.
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Dr. Malcolm talks with the Nutritional Therapy Institute about preventive medicine, the mind-body connection, nutrition and chronic disease.
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The Courier covered Dr. Malcolm’s move from Boulder into Niwot’s historic post office on 2nd Avenue.
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