Dr. Robin Thomson is a naturopathic physician who has been practicing medicine since 2005. She provides primary care as well as expert care for biotoxin illnesses like tick-borne infections and mold illness, as well as mental health disorders like anxiety and depression, and symptom relief for chronic COVID sufferers. Dr. Thomson graduated from the National College of Naturopathic Medicine in Portland, Oregon. In 2008 she received a grant from the Turn the Corner Foundation to study Lyme and other tick-borne disease treatments with the highly acclaimed Dr. Bernard Raxlen in New York City, and then moved to Montana in January 2009. In 2013 she gained further training in environmental illnesses such as mold toxicity, and completed the Dr. Richard Shoemaker Certification in Biotoxin Illnesses. And in 2020, delayed due to the pandemic, she finally received certification from the Walsh Institute in the natural treatment of mental illnesses. Affiliations: ILADS (the International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society), the AANP (American Association of Naturopathic Physicians), the MANP (Montana Association of Naturopathic Physicians), and ISEAI (the International Society for Environmentally Acquired Illness), where she is a Diplomate member. Dr. Thomson is licensed as a naturopathic physician in the states of Montana and Oregon.
ads is a registered nurse that moved to Bozeman after spending some time in Frisco, Colorado. Originally from the small town of Frankfort, Michigan, she wanted to leave "the lakes" and take on the mountains. She graduated from the University of Michigan School of Nursing in 2019, and started working at Trillium in 2020. At Trillium, Mads does almost all of the phlebotomy and has been told she has a gentle touch when drawing blood or starting IVs. Mads works with IV patients, including assisting in nutrient and ozone treatments, and frequently updates the doctor to be sure that your treatments are tailored to your desires and medical needs. If you have any lab draw or IV questions, you can reach out to Mads. Mads also works to provide patient safety, as well as client education when needed. She can help in acute situations, like if you may be worried you have a urinary tract infection when the doctor might be working with another patient at an appointment. When Mads isn't at the clinic, you can find her on the slopes snowboarding, at a music festival, making art, or traveling. She enjoys all things nature, art, and music, and frequently has plans for a new adventure.
A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO MEDICINE WITH A DEEPER LEVEL OF CARE We focus on biotoxin treatments and IV therapies for illnesses and ailments like Lyme disease, mold toxin exposure, mental health issues, hormones, and GI issues on a level that's hard to find elsewhere. IV appointments are available to patients and non-patients. Telemedicine appointments are also available nationwide.
