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VAANP does not endorse or recommend the policies, practices or opinions expressed on websites to which vaanp.org may link; nor does VAANP represent or warrant the accuracy of materials on those websites.

VAANP does not recommend or endorse naturopathic physicians, who participate in the “Find a Naturopathic Doctor” page on the Website.

VAANP is a professional trade association. It is not a regulatory or licensing authority.

VAANP’s pertinent corporate purposes are (i) improvement and advancement of the philosophy, science, art and practice of naturopathic medicine, as defined by the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians (“AANP”); (ii) service of the common interest in the improvement and advancement of naturopathic medicine shared by members of the VAANP; (iii) promotion of professional and social interaction among members of the VAANP and members of the AANP; (iv) education of the general public regarding the merits and best uses of naturopathic medicine; (v) fostering of cooperation between the naturopathic medical profession and other health care professionals in keeping with the general public’s interest in quality health care; and (vi) promotion of the general public’s right to freedom of choice in health care.