Physician Biography
Dr. Tara Peyman is a board-licensed naturopathic physician with an expertise in the homeopathic treatment of bipolar disorder and mental illness. Call for your comprehensive initial visit or a free 15 minute phone consult: 480-456-0402.
Dr. Peyman chose to focus in treating bipolar disorder after finding that there was such an enormous need for homeopathic options for people with this condition. Once she saw how well people with bipolar typically respond to homeopathic medicine, she decided to direct her entire practice towards helping people overcome bipolar disorder. Another driving force for her interest in treating mood disorders is personal. Dr. Peyman struggled with depression and panic disorder as a teenager and in college, and she found total relief with homeopathic medicine, under the care of a doctor who was later one of her homeopathy teachers in medical school. Bipolar disorder runs in her family, and she saw what an impact it can have when untreated. Finding a method that is not only safe and natural, but in most cases more effective than prescription medications, was inspiring. This experience motivates her to make sure she help as many people as she can to reach a place of healthy remission.
As a licensed naturopathic physician, Dr. Peyman has experience helping patients with a variety of health concerns. She can act as a primary care physician and treat the whole family with a naturopathic approach to primary care.
Dr. Peyman grew up in New Haven, Connecticut, and later studied psychology and biology at Antioch College in Ohio. She received her medical license from the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine in Tempe, Arizona. In her clinical training, Dr. Peyman focused on gaining an expertise in homeopathic case analysis and prescribing. While attending medical school, she acted as Public Relations Representative for the Southwest College Naturopathic Society, and was subsequently elected President of the organization. She is a co-author of Naturopathic Clinical Boards Practice Exams, and writes articles for AZNet News. When not practicing medicine, she enjoys mountain biking, hiking, and camping with her husband and their dog Lily.




