Depression & Low Mood Support
Providing long-term mental, emotional, and physical support for depression and low mood so you can reconnect with yourself and reclaim your life.
Dr. Charlotte Rose is a Naturopathic Doctor based in Vancouver, BC, focusing in Women’s Health. Her practice is grounded in empowering patients with the knowledge, tools, and support they need to achieve their unique health goals. She is dedicated to supporting women through various stages of life, addressing hormonal concerns such as regulating menstrual cycles, providing comprehensive contraceptive care, supporting reproductive health, and managing menopausal symptoms.
Dr. Roses philosophy is based on ensuring that her patients feel heard, informed, and connected to their health journey. She works closely with each patient to develop personalized treatment plans that align with their individual needs, preferences, and goals.
Growing up on a small island off the coast of Vancouver, Dr. Rose developed a strong connection to nature and an interest with its impact on the human body. This connection led her to pursue an undergraduate degree in Human Kinetics at the University of British Columbia, where she discovered her passion for preventative and holistic health care. Her education inspired her to further pursue Naturopathic Medicine, with the belief that true wellness encompasses a comprehensive, multifaceted approach to health.
Dr. Rose is certified in IUD insertions/ IUD removals and has a passion for providing contraceptive options for her patients. She also holds prescriptive authority and is certified in Acupuncture and Intravenous Nutrient Therapy, which she incorporates into her practice to offer a range of effective treatments for her patients.
Providing long-term mental, emotional, and physical support for depression and low mood so you can reconnect with yourself and reclaim your life.
If you dread the week or two before your period because of severe mood shifts, irritability, anxiety, or physical symptoms, you are not alone—and you’re not “just being dramatic.” Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) is a real, diagnosable hormonal‑mood disorder that affects roughly 3–8% of people who menstruate. At Mint Integrative Health in Vancouver, our team supports women with evidence‑based, root‑cause care for PMDD so you can feel stable and in control throughout your cycle.
Could your symptoms be early signs of perimenopause?
For decades, women experiencing perimenopausal symptoms were often brushed off with the dismissive line, “This is just what happens when you get older.” We now know better. Research and clinical experience confirm what women have long been saying: “My hormones have changed and it’s throwing me for a loop.” Hormonal shifts during perimenopause can significantly affect physical, mental, and emotional health.

