Laura Rosch – Northwest Osteopathic Medical Foundation

Laura Rosch

Laura M Rosch DO MS, is a board-certified internist for 37 years has been practicing mindfulness since the birth of her eldest daughter 18 years ago. She currently lectures to first year medical students on mindfulness while in medical school. She chairs the Department of Internal Medicine at Midwestern University and is on staff at Northwestern Memorial, where she sees patients part-time for their Urgent Care Centers. Dr. Rosch has taught wellness and group exercise programs for 40 years and is certified by the American Council of Exercise and holds a Food for Life credentials from the Physician’s Committee for Responsible Medicine. She practices Vinyassa Yoga and is working on her certificate to become a certified Clinical Hypnotherapist.

Which is more important? Eating right or Exercising? Part I in a series on taking back your life.

By: Laura Rosch

On: April 30, 2018

Welcome back! Last month was very interesting as we were able talk honestly about the Doctor/Patient relationship. Some of you felt very strongly about this. The topic this month is one that our community readers have been asking for. That all important question: Is it more important to eat right,Continue Reading

A Month of Mindfulness: Part I in a series

By: Laura Rosch

On: March 4, 2018

Welcome back! After a month of looking at Chronic Illness, we learned that taking care of ourselves is very important. When you are on an airplane, you are instructed to put on your own oxygen mask FIRST, so that you may then help others. We should be mindful of ourContinue Reading