Lauri Grossman DC

A homeopath with a private practice in Manhattan, Lauri Grossman is also a thought leader and an advocate for humanizing medicine in the global healthcare discussion. When the holistic health movement was in its infancy in the 1980’s, she pioneered programs in integrative medicine that improved outcomes in hospitals and medical centers across America. Before the recent concerns about the safety of prescription medications, Grossman was training medical doctors and other health professionals in ways to modify treatment plans so as to avoid harmful side effects.  Later on, she developed curricula in homeopathy for leading medical schools and teaching hospitals including Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, and New York University.   An internationally renowned speaker, writer, and educator, Grossman was recently named Chair of the Healthcare Initiative for the Legends Institute and the United Global Leadership World Congress in 2011. She also serves as an Ambassador for Homeopaths Without Borders and has served in countries as diverse as France, Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa and Trinidad. She has been featured in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal and U.S. News and World Report  and has appeared on Good Morning America and Fox and Friends.
 

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