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NCIM Conference: Health Coaching: Empowering Change in Integrative Healthcare

February 13, 2026 @ 10:00 - 17:00

£54

Health Coaching: Empowering Change

in Integrative Healthcare

A one-day online NCIM Conference

Date & Time:

Friday 13 February 2026

10am – 5pm

Where: Online
Live online/recording: £60 (early-bird £54 until 31 December 2026)
NCIM Members ticket £40

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Medical students please email [email protected] for a £25 student ticket.

NB: If you are unable to attend live on the day, you can purchase the recording at checkout.

About the conference

At NCIM, we believe that true health is more than the absence of disease, it is the presence of purpose, balance, and empowered self-care. This conference explores how health coaching is transforming the landscape of integrative healthcare, helping individuals take an active role in their wellbeing.

Join us as we explore the evidence-based foundations of health coaching and its power to support prevention, behaviour change and whole person care. Through practical tools, inspiring case studies and interactive sessions, we’ll show how coaching can bridge the gap between medical advice and meaningful, lasting lifestyle change.

Whether you’re a doctor, healthcare practitioner or health advocate, discover how coaching can empower both patients and practitioners, take the strain off the National Health Service and become a catalyst for healthier lives and healthier systems.

Why attend?

Learn: Insights, innovation and ideas to better support yourself and your patients

Explore: Ask questions and share your experiences

Connect: Expand your network in the world of Integrative Healthcare

Grow: Gain 7 hours of CPD (for healthcare professionals)

Full programme of speakers to be announced soon!

Details

Date:
February 13, 2026
Time:
10:00 - 17:00
Cost:
£54
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Venue

Online

Organiser

NCIM