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Waking & Sleeping is a page dedicated to exploring naturopathic ideas and support for healthy sleep and optimal health in general. Dr. Meghan Bauer is a naturopathic doctor with a general family practice and a special interest in sleep medicine. Her focus on naturopathic sleep medicine has grown out of years of clinical observation and success in treating individuals with sleep concerns. Meghan is

passionate about healthy sleep and is dedicated to getting to the root of sleep concerns for an effective and lasting change in sleep and related overall health and wellness. Follow Dr. Meghan's blog, www.wakingandsleeping.com as she explores healthy sleep and how to support it.

04/30/2026

One of the harder parts of practicing medicine is working with things you can't easily measure.

Two patients can have the same labs and feel completely different.

Over time you start to notice patterns that don't show up in test results:

- how someone responds to stress
- how their system holds tension
- how long they've been pushing past their limits

These things shape physiology just as much as anything we can quantify but they're harder to quantify and harder to prove.

I shared a deeper reflection on this in a recent piece on Substack. Link in bio.

"What Shapes Health Beyond What We Can Measure."

This is where a lot of real clinical work actually lives.

Let me know what you think!

With curiosity & care,
Meghan

03/20/2026

Depression isn't always just about mood. Sometimes it's about energy.

Emerging research is exploring the role of mitochondria, the energy producing systems in our cells, in mental health.

When cellular energy is low, it can affect: motivation, emotional resilience and cognitive clarity.

From a biological perspective, some experiences of depression may reflect a reduction in physiological capacity, not just psychological factors.

This doesn't replace therapy or medications but it can expand how we understand what someone is experiencing.

I wrote more about this in my latest post on Substack.

Link in bio.

01/23/2026

☀️ Starting in 2 weeks | UofT Continuing Studies

I'm teaching a virtual course at UofT called The Physical Path to Mental & Emotional Wellness, and we already have a great group forming.

This course is for anyone who wants to understand how hormones, digestion, inflammation, nutrients and nervous system regulation shape mood, energy, and emotional resilience.

It's also a great fit for therapists, educators, and caregivers looking for a whole-body, evidence-based framework to support mental health.

🌱 No prior health background needed
🌱 Practical, accessible, science- based

💻 Virtual class
🗓 Thursdays | 7 - 9 PM

I'd love to have you join us!

11/28/2025

I posted a new Substack essay 🌱 A piece about Generational Health, stress physiology, women's health and the invisible threads that connect us to the people who came before us.

A box of silver spoons from my late grandmother set the reflection in motion and it led me somewhere unexpected.

How much of our health is our own and how much is inherited through physiology, story, stress patterns or cultural history?

A brief acknowledgement:
Many communities carry Generational trauma that shapes health in profound ways. My story is just one example, not a template, and I want to hold that with care and respect.

~ Meghan

11/17/2025

A mother, a daughter and a whole lot of questions about estrogen.

I turned them into this week's Substack post: The Estrogen Equation.

Link in bio.

11/04/2025

So many of us are taught to fix our symptoms as fast as possible. But what if the first step toward healing is to get curious about what our body is saying?

My new Substack essay explores how curiosity itself can become medicine 💊.

Read it on Generational Health - link in bio.

04/01/2025

NEW POST 🌸 - Perimenopause Depression

Depression during perimenopause is something I see in practice daily and something that I feel strongly about supporting.

There are many biological and physiological changes as menopause approaches and mood changes often present as a result.

This blog post gets in to some of the trends in research and points an optimistic light in the direction of research and with it treatment options!

HRT and antidepression medications are very important treatment options as is therapy but there are also other supportive pieces to look at.

Check out the post and let me know what you think!! On Substack or here 🌸💛

We're in this together,

Meghan

Link in Bio
https://rootroot.substack.com/p/perimenopause-depression

03/14/2025

New Study 🔎

Suprisingly the first study of it's kind to look at brain changes during pregnancy as they relate to postpartum depression!

Findings 🔎
● There are brain changes in women with depression during peripartum.
● Diffferent changes were seen with 1. Depression symptoms postpartum and 2. A challenging birth experience.
● These findings demonstrate that tracking neuroanatomical changes during the transition to motherhood can help identify vulnerabilities.
● Hopefully these findings will lead to more causative understanding of why these changes are present and how to support them better!

Study 💡🙏🏼
Cristina Ballesteros et. al., Linking birth experience and perinatal depression symptoms to neuroanatomical changes in hippocampus and amygdala. SCI ADV. 11 eadt 5619 (2025). DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.adt5619

Link in bio

03/09/2025

New Post ☕️

An honest look at coffee in my life and in general. How do you feel about coffee? Personally, I love it 🤎

Check out the post to learn about coffee's benefits + risks and understand how it affects your dopamine and serotonin!

Subscribe (free) to my substack newsletter to join the chat and make sure you get the next post in your inbox!

Join me as I root for root cause medicine 🌱

We're in this together,

Meghan

Link in Bio

02/28/2025

New Post 📍| Hemoglobin Superstar

A personal look at iron deficiency anemia in my family and how it's shaped my career and practice.

Link in bio.

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