Honouring Yourself means treating yourself with the same kindness, respect, and compassion that you extend to others, listening to your body and mind by giving yourself rest, nourishment, and care, and living authentically by choosing a path that aligns with who you truly are, not just what the world expects.
Who is Dr. Stephanie Poupore?
Stephanie Poupore is the owner of North Bay Foot & Ankle Clinic 1996 and founder of Honour Yourself Botanicals 2021. Merging science with nature, Stephanie now integrates clinical aromatherapy into podiatric care, with a strong focus on Chemo-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy. Her treatments are designed to ease discomfort while supporting the emotional and physical wellbeing of each patient—offering care that is compassionate, evidence-informed, and deeply personal.
Education:
● B.A. Political Science and Biology- University of Toronto
● D.Ch Chiropody- Michener Institute, Toronto
● B.Sc in Podiatric Medicine- Biomechanics Specialty, University of Brighton, UK
● Regional Anaesthesia and Aspiration/Injection Techniques- University of Toronto
● CAHP in Clinical Aromatherapy- Healing Fragrances School of Aromatherapy
Podiatry Care That Meets You Where You Are
At North Bay Foot & Ankle Clinic, we proudly offer comprehensive in-office Podiatry Services for a wide range of foot and ankle conditions.
We also provide virtual appointments exclusively for individuals living with Chemo-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy. This service is designed to make expert support more accessible during your cancer recovery journey—focusing on reducing discomfort, restoring function, and addressing the root cause of your symptoms with personalized care.
You don’t have to manage neuropathy alone—we’re here to help, every step of the way.
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