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Bastyr University Women’S ND Leadership Mentor Program Bastyr University Women’s ND Leadership Mentor Program ND Mentor Biographies 2017-18 Amy Rothenberg, ND Naturopathic Health Care President, Massachusetts Society of Naturopathic Doctors (MSND) LOCATION: AMHERST, MASSACHUSETTS CAREER SETTING: PRIVATE PRACTICE A NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN IN PRIVATE PRACTICE, A WRITER, AND ACTIVE VOLUNTEER; INFLUENTIAL IN THE SUCCESSFUL CAMPAIGN TO GAIN STATE LICENSURE FOR NDS. BIO: Dr. Amy Rothenberg graduated from Antioch College with a degree in Biology. She holds a Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine from the National College of Naturopathic Medicine in Portland, Oregon. She has been in private practice since 1986. Her book, The A Cappella Singer Who Lost Her Voice & Other Stories from Natural Medicine (BJain Publishers, 2010), has received wide acclaim. She has long been a contributor to journals and magazines that highlight the efficacy and scope of practice of natural medicine. She is known for her lively lectures to both lay and professional students throughout the United States & abroad. She has taught students at the high school and college level as well as in medical and naturopathic school settings and is a featured speaker at conferences for industry and for groups interested in understanding or implementing natural medicine approaches. Dr. Rothenberg is often interviewed by members of the media and by other authors who seek a natural medicine perspective on current health care topics. She sees patients at the outpatient clinic, Naturopathic Health Care in Enfield, Connecticut, which she established with her husband & longtime collaborator, Dr. Paul Herscu founder of the Herscu Laboratory. They also founded and continue to teach through the New England School of Homeopathy. Link to Full Bio: http://amyrothenberg.com/biography.htm Caitlin O’Connor, ND Licensed Naturopathic Doctor, All Families Natural Health CURRENT LOCATION: DENVER, COLORADO INDUSTRY: PRIVATE PRACTICE TAGLINE: COMPLETED THE NATUROPATHIC MIDWIFERY PROGRAM, NCNM FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENCY ; OPERATES A SUCCESSFUL NATUROPATHIC PRACTICE WITH A PEDIATRIC FOCUS AND ROOTED IN WHOLE FAMILY CARE; OFFERS AN ONLINE PROGRAM FOCUSING ON SEASONAL CLEANSES; AND LEADS A WOMEN- IN-BUSINESS BRAINSTORMING GROUP, FREQUENT SPEAKER FOR BOTH LAY AND PROFESSIONAL AUDIENCES. BIO: Dr. O’Connor provides naturopathic care for the whole family with a focus on enhancing preconception health and fertility, supporting a healthy pregnancy and postpartum, and providing safe, effective options for children’s health and wellness. Dr. O’Connor graduated from Bastyr University, a five-year accredited program that included a two-year internship at the school’s Seattle clinic. She completed an additional one-year Family Practice residency at the National College of Natural Medicine in Portland, Oregon. At Bastyr University, Dr. O’Connor was founder and president of the Bastyr University Pediatrics Club, where she scheduled presentations on subjects like pre-conception care, food introduction, autism research, homeopathy and children, attachment parenting and adolescent medicine. Her actions resulted in the addition of an Advanced Pediatrics elective to Bastyr University’s curriculum as well as an off-site clinic shift dedicated to pediatric health care for low-income children. "I enjoy helping my patients reach their health care goals. Whether you have a specific health concern or are interested in creating optimal health while preventing disease, I invite you to learn more about my practice to see if we are a good fit." Link to Full Bio: http://www.allfamiliesnaturalhealth.com/ CARRIE LOUISE DAENELL, ND Founder of Live Well Center, Denver Colorado Board of Trustees at Bastyr University LOCATION: DENVER, COLORADO CAREER SETTING: PRIVATE PRACTICE, NATURAL PRODUCTS FOUNDER OF A SUCCESSFUL, TOP-RANKING SOLO-DOC PRACTICE; LOCAL AND NATIONAL MEDIA SPOKESPERSON; EXTRAORDINARY PROFESSIONAL WHO IS DRIVEN BY AN OVERWHELMING DESIRE TO ENSURE THAT INDIVIDUALS RECEIVE THE FULL BENEFIT OF THE MOST UP-TO-DATE SCIENCE AND HER EXPERTISE IN THEIR QUEST FOR HEALTH. Bio: Carrie Louise Daenell has a doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from Bastyr University, licensed as primary care physician in Washington State, registered Naturopathic Doctor in the State of Colorado, an author, speaker, a frequent guest on PBS health programming, and always volunteers her service to the state, national and educational institutions of Naturopathic Medicine. She is driven to share the power and freedom of a healthier life and loves working with her patients. Dr. Daenell’s work is targeted, specific and dramatically effective. In addition, she has worked with "raw-materials" within the nutritional supplement industry. She has served on Bastyr University’s Board of Trustees since 2012 and still today plays a very active role in leadership and development of naturopathic medicine. Dr. Daenell has delivered cutting-edge continuing education materials on practice management and healthcare marketing throughout her career because she is on a mission to help more Naturopathic Doctors help more people. She believes that the sustainability and vitality of the Naturopathic profession is at the core of solving the healthcare crisis on a global scale. She is currently enrolled in the Executive MBA program at the University of Colorado. Link to Full Bio: http://www.drdaenell.com CARRIE RUNDE, ND Naturopathic Doctor Casey Health Institute and Charm City Natural Health LOCATION: BALTIMORE, MARYLAND CAREER SETTING: INTEGRATIVE GROUP PRACTICE INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE SPECIALIST AT TWO PRODUCTIVE CLINICS; WORKS TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF CHILDREN AND ADULTS THROUGH INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE, NUTRITION, AND POLICY ADVOCACY. BIO: Carrie Runde, ND, is the Integrative Medicine clinician at Casey Health Institute and Charm City Natural Health. Dr. Runde enjoys working as a natural medicine specialist one-on-one with patients, as well as in group settings. She teaches in the Physicians’ Kitchen series, conducts yoga teacher training, and also coaches Casey Health’s holistic weight loss program: aCHIeve Weight Loss 4 Life. Dr. Runde has worked as an associate naturopathic doctor at the George Washington Center for Integrative Medicine in Washington, DC, where she also completed her naturopathic medical residency. Dr. Runde graduated with her naturopathic medical degree from Bastyr University in Seattle where her studies focused on women’s health and pediatric care. In addition, Dr. Runde is an active member of the Maryland Naturopathic Doctors Association, American Association of Naturopathic Physicians, and was speaker of the House of Delegates in 2015. Dr. Runde is also a member of the Pediatric Association of Naturopathic Physicians and sits on the Naturopathic Medicine Advisory Committee under the Maryland Board of Physicians. When she not working, Dr. Runde enjoys cooking, traveling, yoga, figure skating, and spending time with her husband, daughter, and extended family. Link to Full Bio: https://charmcitynaturalhealth.com/carrie-runde-nd Donielle (Doni) Wilson, ND, CPM, CNS Naturopathic Doctor and Bestselling Author and Spokesperson, Researcher, Natural Products Formulator LOCATION: NEW YORK TRI-STATE AREA CAREER SETTING: PRIVATE PRACTICE A SAVVY NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN IN PRIVATE PRACTICE, TREATS MANY HIGH PROFILE PATIENTS BIO: Dr. Donielle (Doni) Wilson holds a doctorate in naturopathic medicine from Bastyr University and is a certified professional midwife (CPM) and doula, and a certified nutrition specialist (CNS). Since 2000, Dr. Doni has helped thousands of women, men, and children to find solutions to their most puzzling health issues. She uses the latest advances in naturopathic medicine, lab testing, and gentle investigative techniques to uncover the root cause of illness and craft individual programs that guide the body back to health. She does this with the approach she developed based on her research on how stress affects our health A recognized expert on stress-related illness, Dr. Doni specializes in helping patients address and overcome autoimmune diseases such as Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, Crohn’s and Rheumatoid arthritis; genetic mutations such as MTHFR; hormone imbalances (adrenal, thyroid and blood sugar imbalances); sleep and mood related issues; leaky gut, food sensitivities, and digestive troubles; immune related concerns (allergies and frequent infections); and women’s health, fertility, and cervical dysplasia. She helps with the prevention of chronic health conditions overall. In addition to being a bestselling, award-winning author, Dr. Doni is the creator of The Stress Remedy 7 and 21-Day Programs. She is a sought-after speaker both publicly and professionally, and is regularly interviewed by media. Link to Full Bio: https://doctordoni.com/meet-dr-doni/ Holly Lucille, ND, RN Chair of the Natural Partners INC. Educational Advisory Board Vice chair of the Institute for Natural Medicine LOCATION: LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA CAREER SETTING: PRIVATE PRACTICE A NATUROPATHIC DOCTOR & REGISTERED NURSE IN PRIVATE PRACTICE, EDUCATOR & AUTHOR, PASSIONATE TV & RADIO HOST, AND CONSUMER ADVOCATE BIO: Dr. Holly Lucille, ND, RN, is a nationally recognized and licensed naturopathic doctor, educator, natural products consultant, and television and radio host. She is also the author of several books including Creating and Maintaining Balance: A Women’s Guide to Safe, Natural, Hormone Health and The Healing Power of Trauma Comfrey. She was seven years into nursing career before deciding to become a naturopathic doctor. Now,
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