About
Louise Rose, ND
A kitchen witch, naturopath and neuroplastician who mixes science, somatics, and ritual.

Now practising in Missoula, Montana. Dr. Rose maintains her Oregon license and is glad to see Oregon patients by telehealth.

I’m Dr. Louise Rose — a naturopathic physician, former chef, and lifelong lover of creative practice. I trained at the National University of Natural Medicine and have spent 16 years weaving clinical care with sensory, imaginative, and hands-on healing. Growing up in Missoula — acting in the children’s theatre, playing by the river, and eating from a family garden — taught me early that stories, place, and the body’s senses are central medicine.
My focus is whole-body mental health and nervous-system regulation. I help people navigate anxiety, insomnia, depression, migraines, post-concussive symptoms, long COVID effects, trauma, and neurodivergence. I hold a neuro-affirming, trauma-aware space where symptoms are treated as signals and where lab values meet imagination: both matter.
I work collaboratively with motivated patients who want a partner rather than a fixer. Clinical care is evidence-informed — labs, functional testing, and careful diagnostics — paired with creative, embodied therapies: LENS neurofeedback, craniosacral and shiatsu work, somatic practices and TRE®, botanical and energetic medicine, aroma acupoint therapy, homeopathy, and ritual. I love using the senses — breath, touch, taste, scent, water — to help people come home to themselves. My practice has long integrated restorative water therapies (sauna, cold plunge, tepidarium), and I carry that reverence for rivers and nature cure hydrotherapy into my treatment priorities.
I bring a curious, playful, and pragmatic spirit: part scientist, part artist. Expect clear clinical goals alongside imaginative practices — guided sensory rituals, castor oil packs, culinary and botanical tools — designed to restore regulation, resilience, and a felt sense of safety in the body.
I recently returned to Missoula after closing the Portland clinic; I maintain my Oregon license and continue telehealth there. If you’re ready to do the steady, sometimes surprising work of healing — grounded in data and guided by creativity — we’ll likely be a good fit.

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