Lorilee Schoenbeck, N.D.
Dr. Lorilee Schoenbeck is a fourth generation physician (although the first naturopathic physician), and has practiced in Vermont for 15 years. A graduate of the National College of Naturopathic Medicine, she completed her pre-med at the University of Wisconsin and also holds a bachelor's degree in nutrition from Goddard College. Dr. Schoenbeck is widely regarded as a regional and national expert on women's and adult natural medicine, and is respected by both natural and conventional medicine practitioners with whom she enjoys collaboration. For ten years, she was the first naturopathic physician to practice natural medicine in a Planned Parenthood owned gynecology clinic, and is now excited to be expanding her services in creating her own clinic, Mountain View Natural Medicine. Her aim is to engage her patients in creating optimal health, and creating treatment plans that reflect each person's individuality and goals.
Taking the actual meaning of 'doctor' as 'teacher' literally, Dr. Schoenbeck teaches in Johnson State College's Wellness and Alternative Medicine Program, lectures frequently to medical professionals and the public, and has taught extensively at program centers such as Kripalu Center and Omega Institute. As past president of the Vermont Association of Naturopathic Physicians, she led the effort to pass legislation which recognizes NDs in Vermont as primary care physicians covered by insurance, and is now involved in health care reform. Her book, Menopause: Bridging the Gap Between Natural and Conventional Medicine is a trusted guide to thousands of women.
In her free time, Dr. Schoenbeck loves to swing dance, practice yoga and hike in the Green Mountains with her partner Richie and her dog Gwynnie.
Jessica Stadmauer, N.D.
Dr. Jessica Stadtmauer received her Bachelors degree from The University of Minnesota- Twin Cities and her doctoral degree from The National College of Naturopathic Medicine in Portland, OR . During her studies, she was selected as an intern at one of the first integrative medical practices in Portland, Oregon. She is board certified by the North American Board of Naturopathic Examiners (NABNE) and is a member of the American Association of Naturopathic Doctors (AANP) as well as the Vermont Association of Naturopathic Doctors (VANP).
In her practice, Dr Stadmauer focuses on women's health and pediatrics. She helps her patients identify the root causes of their health concerns. Using a variety of safe, naturally derived therapies, she works with her patients to restore and maintain their optimal level of health. Some of the therapeutics that Dr. Stadtmauer employs are: dietary and lifestyle counseling, nutritional and herbal supplements, homeopathy, bioidentical hormones, frequency specific microcurrent (FSM) and detoxification therapies.
Dr. Stadmauer frequently lectures and writes on topics related to naturopathic medicine, women's health and pediatrics. After 8 years of practicing in Charlotte, NC, she recently moved to Vermont, and is thrilled to be here. She lives in Colchester with her husband, Michael, her children, Elliot and Lucy, and her dog, Sophie.