About Us

I’m a naturopathic physician, massage therapist and personal trainer. I worked as a personal trainer for 10 years before beginning the journey to become a naturopathic physician. I loved helping people become active and strong, but there were so many untouched areas of health I wished I could incorporate. Today my focus goes beyond moving the body to include more of the foundations of health, such as nutrition, hydration, sleep, stress management, and connection. There is nothing I am more passionate about than helping people optimize their health. My areas of medical focus include LGBTQIA+ and trans health, gender-affirming hormone care, integrative pelvic health, women’s health, hormone-replacement therapy, chronic pain, and integrative oncology. I am committed to anti-racism, weight-neutrality, and trauma-informed care.
I was raised in both Oregon and Idaho. I earned my Bachelor of Arts at Idaho State University and then found my way back to Oregon in pursuit of my Master of Science at Portland State University. I graduated from the National University of Natural Medicine (NUNM)in 2021 with my Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine after earning my Bachelor of Arts at Idaho State University and Master of Science at Portland State University. I also completed the Integrative Pelvic Therapy certification program with Dr. Kathryn Kloos. 
I began experiencing chronic pain in my early 20’s and was told by medical doctors it was “in my head.”  I had mostly given up hope of any kind of treatment when I began a therapeutic relationship with a naturopathic physician in Oregon. It was the first time I felt heard and cared for by a medical professional, and I aim to make all my patients feel that way.  
I feel strongly that people should be able to access queer and gender-diverse providers, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to represent and care for this under-served community, my under-served community. All genders, all bodies, all people are welcome and celebrated!
Some of my favorite things to do are weight training, dancing, and nurturing indoor plants. I currently tend to 49 babies, and, yes, they all have names. The time and attention they require is worth the sense I get of being right next to the beauty of nature, all the time. I deeply appreciate being alive every day and to be living this life with my soulmate and co-owner of Wild Heart Natural Medicine, Dr. Malina Montenegro. I invite you into our space - where you and I can collaborate to meet your health goals, and, together, we will transform your health.

Dr. Amy Jackson (she/they)

Dr. Montenegro (she/her)

I am a licensed naturopathic primary care physician and massage therapist. I graduated from the National University of Natural Medicine in Portland, Oregon with my Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine. During medical school I obtained my massage license and thereafter my certification in integrative pelvic therapy. Prior to medical school, I received my Bachelor of Science in Microbiology from The University of Arizona in Tucson, Arizona.
My desire to learn the healing arts and honor the traditional medicine of my Mexican heritage led me to travel and experience naturopathic medicine in different parts of the world. The experiences I gained on these travels drive my passion to share the wonderful healing that nature and massage can offer. My therapeutic approach begins with identifying underlying causes of disease which stem from social, emotional, physical, environmental, and spiritual factors. With these factors in mind, I work with patients to re-establish the foundations of health with the help of nutrition, herbs, homeopathy, and bodywork.
On this journey with me is my beautiful soulmate and co-owner of Wild Heart Natural Medicine, Dr. Amy Jackson. We share a combined commitment to serving our wonderful LGBTQIA2S+ community and fighting for equality in medicine. When we have free time, we enjoy nurturing our house plants and going on adventures. I also enjoy rock climbing, hiking, trying out new cafes, and learning how to sew historical garments from my favorite time period—the 19th century!