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October 29, 2022: Dr. Amy Rothenberg will speak at Seeds of Solidarity Farm in Orange, MA from Noon- 1:30 pm ET. 165 Chestnut Hill Rd, Orange, MA 01364.
Topic: You Finished Cancer Treatment, Now What? Ten Ideas to Help You Feel Better After Cancer Care. Come hear Dr. Amy Rothenberg talk about lifestyle and natural medicine approaches to address symptoms left over from cancer care and learn strategies to help prevent recurrence.
Stay Tuned for Details: https://seedsofsolidarity.org/workshops-and-events/
October 16, 2022: Dr. Amy Rothenberg offers a book reading and talk at Athleta, 335 Russell St in Hadley, MA from 9:30 – 11:00 am ET. Time for Q&A. Healthy light refreshments served. Books available for purchase.
Topic: You Finished Treatment, Now What? There is an enormous lack of information for cancer survivors looking to return to their best health. Dr. Rothenberg will offer information on addressing residual symptoms of cancer and cancer care as well as how to shift your internal environment to help reduce your risk of recurrence. A licensed naturopathic doctor and cancer survivor/thriver herself, Dr. Rothenberg will share approaches that use whole-person, integrative, and natural medicine to help attain your best level of health possible.
Stay Tuned for Details: https://athleta.gap.com/stores/ma/hadley/athleta-6320.html
September 28, 2022: Dr. Amy Rothenberg’s Book Launch Party! A reading and book signing event at the wonderful independent bookstore, IN-PERSON at the Odyssey Bookshop, 9 College St., South Hadley, MA 01075. FREE!
Topic: Dr. Rothenberg formally launches her new book: You Finished Treatment Now What? A Field Guide for Cancer Survivors. WWLP-22 News report on event: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRp6G5AIO88
PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/amy-rothenberg-in-person-tickets-372743655307
October 23, 2019: Dr. Amy Rothenberg will present at Whole Foods in Hadley, MA from 6:30-8pm
Topic: October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. You Finished Treatment, Now What?
You’d think the last day of chemo or the final radiation treatment would be a time to rejoice and celebrate. But for many cancer patients the last day of treatment is followed by sense of dread and despair. It’s onto life “as usual” — not always easy if you don’t feel well and “active surveillance” seems served up with a hefty portion of anxiety. Come learn about the many evidence-based approaches, from diet, exercise and botanical medicine to intermittent fasting and the “head game,” to help you regain health and vitality and to actively work to prevent recurrence. This talk is also relevant for those currently in treatment and those living with cancer. We’ll also sample some delicious and nutritious cancer fighting foods! Dr Amy Rothenberg, local naturopathic doctor and cancer survivor/thriver, practices in Northampton MA.
Registration and for more information: Call Whole Foods directly to register: 413.586.9932. All proceeds from the $10 donation to attend will be donated to the wonderful local non-profit, The Cancer Connection. See Event Flyer!!
September 18th 2019: Dr. Amy Rothenberg will present at Whole Foods in Hadley, MA from 6:30-8pm
Topic: Back to Basics – Healthy Kids Go Back to School!
Local naturopathic doctor, Amy Rothenberg ND, brings 30+ years of motherhood and doctoring for an evening on how to keep kids healthy as they start back to school and how to use gentle, effective natural medicine approaches when kids fall ill. We’ll also taste nutritious school lunch samples to please even the picky eater. For example: Zucchini Feta Pie, Easy Veggie Pinwheels, After School Cookies and Grilled Bananas with Toppings.
Registration and for more information: $10.00 donation to the Whole Kids Foundation. Sign up at the Hadley Whole Foods customer service desk. Event Flyer.
April 18, 2019: Dr. Amy Rothenberg will offer a “brown bag” presentation from 12:30pm to 2pm, at the Cancer Connection in Northampton, MA.
Topic: Strategies to Use AFTER Treatment to Regain and Optimize Health. Amy Rothenberg, ND, a local, licensed naturopathic doctor will share experience, information and research on exercise, diet, mindfulness, and other strategies to optimize regaining and maintaining health during and after conventional cancer treatment. Dr. Rothenberg is a cancer survivor/thriver and appreciates the value of both conventional and natural medicine.
Registration: details will be provided when they are available
May 23, 2018: Dr. Amy Rothenberg speaking at the Agawam, MA Senior Center at 9am
Topic: The rise of chronic disease and tools to help
Registration: $10 fee, contact Mary Ann Dietschler [Maryanndietschler (at) gmail.com]
October 25, 2017: Dr. Amy Rothenberg will speak on panel at Regis College in Weston, MA from 6:30-8:30pm in the Casey Theatre, Fine Art Center. The President’s Lecture series on health began in 2007 by the former President, Dr. Mary Jane England. It is a service to the community and is free to all.
Topic: Brain/Breast/Lung Cancer Treatment. Biomedical Advances in Cancer diagnosis and treatment occur every day. Keeping current is a challenge. The presentation will focus on diagnosis, care and treatment of brain, breast and lung cancer from integrative medicine and traditional western medicine perspectives. Come and talk with the experts!
Registration and more information: http://www.regiscollege.edu/about/pls-lecture-1-register.cfm
March 9th and 16th, 2016 (2 weeks): Dr. Amy Rothenberg will speak at 7pm at the JCC in Springfield, MA.
Topic: A Naturopathic Physician Talks about Cancer In this Two Part Series, Amy Rothenberg ND, a local naturopathic physician will share her thoughts and experience treating patients with cancer. Using naturopathic approaches alongside conventional cancer care can help enhance efficacy, prevents side effects, address sides effects that do arise, while also working to support quality of life during and after cancer care. Dr. Amy Rothenberg is a naturopathic physician in Enfield, CT and has also taught at Hampshire College. A survivor of breast and ovarian cancer, Dr. Rothenberg’s perspective is informed by her 30 years of practice as well as her personal experience.
Part One topics include prevention, basic BRCA mutation information, lifestyle choices to help prevent cancer in general and help prevent recurrence. Emphasis will be on therapeutic nutrition, botanical medicine, exercise, yoga, and the mental game.
Part Two will address the thoughts on natural medicine approaches to support conventional cancer care, from surgery to radiation to chemotherapy.
Registration: This event is free and open to the public. Pre-registration is requested for planning purposes, however walk-ins won’t be turned away. Pre-register by email, by phone at 413-739-4715, or closer to the time by completing the registration form in the brochure.
December 1, 2011 @ 7:00pm at the Jewish Community Center, Springfield, MA
Topic: Sick All Winter – What Can I Do?: The Prevention & Treatment of Common Winter Ailments Using Natural Medicine Approaches
Speaker: Dr. Amy Rothenberg, a local, licensed naturopathic physician will share insight and thoughts on the prevention and treatment of common winter ailments using gentle, effective, affordable natural medicine approaches. Have a healthy, vibrant winter!
Cost: Free of charge. For more information, contact Beverly Nadler.
September 21, 2011 @1pm at Loomis Village, South Hadley, MA
Topic: What is Naturopathi Medicine?
Speaker: Dr. Amy Rothenberg, licensed naturopathic physician and author of The A Cappella Singer Who Lost Her Voice & Other Stories from Natural Medicine.
Cost: For residents, contact Ingrid for details (413-532-5325 ext 134)
July 12th, 2011 @ 10:30am-noon at the Jewish Community Center, Springfield, MA
Topic: Stories from Natural Medicine
Speaker: Dr. Amy Rothenberg is the author of The A Cappella Singer Who Lost Her Voice & Other Stories from Natural Medicine www.amyrothenberg.com. She has been in private practice since 1986 and continues to accept new patients at her Enfield, CT office www.nhcmed.com. Dr. Rothenberg’s compilation of stories offers readers insight into both the philosophy and practicalities of approaches used in her clinic. Her story and this book help to define and exemplify the work of naturopathic medicine and further propel patients, medical colleagues and policy makers toward deeper understanding and appreciation of these effective and gentle approaches to healing.
Cost: $10 JCC Member, $18 general public, contact Carlin Trietsch, Director of Adult Services for more information.
June 6, 2011 @ 6:00-7:30pm at FRC Annex – 110 High Street, Enfield, CT
Topic: Natural Medicine Approaches to Autistic Spectrum Disorders
Speaker: Dr. Amy Rothenberg, licensed naturopathic physician and author of The A Cappella Singer Who Lost Her Voice & Other Stories from Natural Medicine.
Cost: Free of charge. Sponsoring organization is the Autism Support Group – established by parents and is supported by the Alcorn Family Resource Center. Space is limited. Please call the Family Resource Center at (860) 253-5144 or email Kate Faherty to sign up. kfaherty@enfield.org
May 13th, 2011 @ 1-2pm at NCNM (National College of Naturopathic Medicine), 049 SW Porter St., Portland, OR – Room 321
Topic: The A Cappella Singer Who Lost Her Voice & Other Stories from Natural Medicine
Speaker: A Talk by NCNM alum, Dr. Amy Rothenberg ND (’86) sharing experiences & inspiration from her 25+ years of working with patients. Followed immediately by a book signing of her recently published book.
Cost: Free of charge and open to the public. See Event Flyer.
April 3, 2011: Northampton, Massachusetts
Topic: A Night Around the Table: Complementary/Alternative Medicine, Where Does it Fit in the Medical Landscape?
Speaker: Dr. Amy Rothenberg, is a licensed naturopathic physician, teacher and author who has been practicing in the field of complementary and alternative medicine for the past 25 years. Her new book, The A Cappella Singer Who Lost Her Voice and Other Stories from Natural Medicine (BJainArchibel 2010), is a collection of essays and patient narratives that define and exemplify the work of naturopathic medicine, and encourage a deeper understanding and appreciation of a this integrative approach to healing. It also reflects the arc of her career and dedication to balancing meaningful work outside the home with the care and the raising of a family. Rothenberg served on the Amherst Board of Health for six years and plays an active role in medical politics, working in the state legislative arenas to support the licensure if naturopathic physicians in Massachusetts. A lecturer at Hampshire College and a guest lecturer at numerous universities, medical schools as well as for industry and insurance companies, Rothenberg helps to foster an understanding of essential philosophical and practical approaches of complementary medicine.
Registration: A Fundraiser for the Lander Grinspoon Academy. Reservations required. For further information, please contact Catherine Epstein. caepstein@amherst.edu
March 29, 2011 @ 7:00-8:30 p.m at Jewish Community Center, Springfield, MA. Free of charge.
Topic: Itchy, Sneezy, Drippy: Addressing Seasonal Allergies with Natural Medicine Approaches:
Dr. Amy Rothenberg, a licensed naturopathic physician, will share her insights and thoughts on the prevention and treatment of seasonal allergies using gentle, effective and affordable natural medicine approaches. Get a jump start on the allergy season!
Speaker: Dr. Amy Rothenberg has worked for twenty-five years as a naturopathic physician in Enfield, CT and has also taught at Hampshire College. Her book, The A Cappella Singer Who Lost Her Voice & Other Stories from Natural Medicine has received excellent reviews and will be available for sale.
February 24, 2010: Dr. Amy Rothenberg will speak on the Smith College Campus (Northampton, MA), in conjunction with the Smith College Kahn Liberal Arts Institute, on Wellness and Disease. FREE and open to the public. 4:30 pm in the Neilson Browsing Room, Neilson Library, Smith College
Topic: The A Cappella Singer Who Lost Her Voice And Other Clinical Stories from Natural Medicine (the Title of her forthcoming book, to be published by B.JAIN ARCHIBEL in 2010) Amy Rothenberg ND, a licensed naturopathic physician, teacher and author will share from her experience working with patients over the past 24 years. She will lecture on the philosophical principles and practical applications of complementary medicine, in the clinic and in the training of physicians at this time. Dr. Rothenberg will explore and elaborate on potentials for collaboration across research, practice and medical education fields.
October 16th, 2009: An evening Fundraiser with Paul Herscu, ND and Amy Rothenberg, ND for WANP (Washington Association of Naturopathic Physicians). Hotel Nexus, North Seattle from 6:30 – 9:00 pm. CE’s offered by WANP for this event.
Topic: Understanding H1N1: Influenza and the Role of Naturopathic Medicine and Homeopathy.Drs. Paul Herscu and Amy Rothenberg, 1986 alumni of NCNM will speak on their understanding of the H1N1 flu. Using their well tuned experience with patients over the past two decades they will offer an overview of patterns of illness and projections for the coming flu season. They will demystify the role of homeopathy and naturopathic medicine in both the prevention and treatment of flu in general and H1N1 in particular. Plenty of time for Q&A!
Registration and more Information: $65 per person, includes Indian Buffet Dinner WANP office (info[AT]wanp.org) 206-547-2130. Advanced registration required with payment by October 9th
October 15th, 2009: An Informal Evening with Drs. Paul Herscu and Amy Rothenberg on Bastyr University Campus. Free Lecture, 7:00-9:00pm
Topic: As 1986 alum of NCNM, Drs. Rothenberg & Herscu will talk about their clinical experience over the past decades and shed light on their philosophical and practical approaches to treating patients over time. They will also talk about how to stay healthy & balances in this work! Come enjoy some relaxed time and bring your questions.
October 14 2009: Dr. Paul Herscu will be one of the panelists at the Free Integrative Medicine Lecture Series Richard Jones Hall, Room 4340 @ OHSU (Oregon Health & Science University), 12:00 -1:05pm
Topic: Swine Flu (H1N1 Virus): Prevention and Treatment
For more details: http://www.o-cim.org/Events/lecture_series.html
October 14th, 2009: An evening Fundraiser with Paul Herscu, ND and Amy Rothenberg, ND for for the OANP (Oregon Association of Naturopathic Physicians). CE’s offered by OANP for this event. Kells Irish Pub & Restaurant, Portland, OR from 6:00 – 9:00 pm
Topic: Understanding H1N1: Influenza and the Role of Naturopathic Medicine and Homeopathy.Drs. Paul Herscu and Amy Rothenberg, 1986 alumni of NCNM will speak on their understanding of the H1N1 flu. Using their well tuned experience with patients over the past two decades they will offer an overview of patterns of illness and projections for the coming flu season. They will demystify the role of homeopathy and naturopathic medicine in both the prevention and treatment of flu in general and H1N1 in particular. Plenty of time for Q&A!
Registration and more Information: OANP Member – $50 / Non-Member – $70 / Students & Residents (Full time in Health Professions) – free to 1st 40 students to register, otherwise $20, must show proof of student status