2024年11月15日 · Dr. Rothenberg is the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians, 2017 Physician of the Year and spearheaded the successful effort to license naturopathic doctors in Massachusetts. Dr. Rothenberg has worked with her longtime collaborator and husband, Paul Herscu ND, MPH since 1986.

Dr. Rothenberg has practiced naturopathic medicine since 1986. With a degree in biology from Antioch College, she was thrilled to find the nascent naturopathic medicine profession in the early 80s, where scientific rigor was joined with gentle, natural medicine education.

Dr. Amy Rothenberg, a licensed naturopathic doctor and cancer survivor/thriver herself, makes sense of an overwhelming topic, in a user-friendly, accessible way, providing actionable information and inspiration. Listen to Dr. Rothenberg discuss this topic:

The A Cappella Singer Who Lost Her Voice & Other Stories from Natural Medicine is a collection of essays and patient cases from the files of a long time practitioner of natural medicine.

2024年10月30日 · Listen here: https://www.thecancerpod.com/e97-amy-rothenberg-healing-after-treatment/ I have now done over 100 podcasts interviews on the topic of my Amazon Bestselling book You Finished Treatment Now What? A Field Guide for Cancer Survivors, but this is …

The A Cappella Singer opens a window into Dr. Rothenberg’s work providing natural and integrative medicine to her patients. By sharing patient stories, these essays and reflections helps define and exemplify the work of naturopathic medicine.

by Dr. Amy Rothenberg | Jan 19, 2024 | Articles, Blog, Cancer Related, leukemia, Mental health. A lesser-known offering at MGH is their Integrative Therapies Program. On my first day back, I let the staff know I’d like access to it all: Reiki, Therapeutic Touch, Massage, Acupressure, Art Therapy, Music Therapy. Why not?

2024年10月30日 · “Dr. Amy Rothenberg, a respected naturopathic physician and three-time cancer survivor, shares her story of multiple cancer diagnoses and treatments. Her most recent treatment was a stem cell transplant in 2024 for acute leukemia.

Invite Dr. Rothenberg to your event, book group, podcast, cancer support, or survivor group. As her schedule allows, she’d love to visit via Zoom, podcast, or when possible, in person. Share general inquiries or comments.

by Dr. Amy Rothenberg | Oct 14, 2024 | Main Dishes, Recipes, Salads and Side Dishes, Snack Attack!, Vegetables Growing up in the 1960s, ethnic food was not so much a big thing. My mother did a loving job of feeding our family of six and there were some treats I recall.