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BIOGRAPHY. |
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Dr. Rhonda Steinke.
Dr. Rhonda Steinke graduated from Marquette University, where she first became interested in medicine, with a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences in 2003. As a student, she worked and volunteers in local hospitals, where she discovered that preventative care was often overlooked in medical settings. As a result, Dr. Steinke sought out additional training to bridge the gap between preventative and conventional medicine. In researching preventative medical options, Dr. Steinke developed a passion for Naturopathic Medicine. A career as a Naturopathic Physician not only allows Dr. Steinke to educate her patients on disease prevention, but it also allows her to utilize her background of living in balance with nature. Raised on a small family farm in Wisconsin, Dr. Steinke grew up observing the healing power of nature. Whether it was fresh nutrients from food in the garden or the innate wisdom of animal births, she watched nature provide tools to help not only sustain life, but also to help it grow. Dr. Steinke is a graduate of Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine and a board certified Naturopathic Physician. She works with people of all ages listening to their medical concerns and utilizing the modalities of Naturopathic Medicine to bring them back to health. Dr. Steinke has trained in the areas of Environmental Medicine, hydrotherapy, functional neurology, light therapy, and classical homeopathy. Understanding the complexity of Classical Homeopathy Dr. Steinke has completed over 100 hours of additional training with Dr's. Stephen Messer, Eric Udell, and Andre Saine. To learn more about Dr. Steinke's treatments see Naturopathic Medicine and Classical Homeopathy. |