The Women's Digestive Health Center -- the clinical component of the CNS -- focuses on the diagnosis and management of chronic digestive disorders characterized by pain and discomfort such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), that primarily affect women. The center's features include patient care, medical education programs, and for patients who qualify, access to appropriate clinical trials investigating functional bowel disorders. These services are offered to all patients with functional bowel disorders as well as other medical conditions which commonly co-exist with IBS and/or occur commonly in women, including pelvic pain syndromes, IC, migraine headaches, and depression/anxiety.

The Integrative Medicine Clinic offers treatment approaches that are tailored to each individual patient. The Clinic reaffirms the importance of the relationship between practitioner and patient, focusing on the whole person - including mind and body - and guided by evidence and makes use of all appropriate therapeutic approaches to achieve optimal health and healing.

Through a network of established practitioners in the community, patients are offered an array of proven therapies, both conventional and alternative, such as acupuncture, mindfulness-based stress reduction training, nutritional and psychotherapeutic counseling, yoga, among others.