Join Dr Elizabeth Thompson and Charlotte Pulver to take a deep dive into the Mistletoe plant – more info coming soon!

Integrative Medicine offers a comprehensive and patient-centred approach to mental health. It recognises that mental well-being is interconnected with physical health, emotional balance, and social factors.Integrative Medicine considers the mind-body connection and encourage patients to actively participate in their healing process, fostering a sense of empowerment and connection. Join our CEO and Integrative Medicine Doctor, Dr Elizabeth Thompson, and other experts in mental health as we look at innovations in lifestyle and holistic approaches to support mental health and wellbeing.

Join Dr Elizabeth Thompson to talk through Integrative Approaches to Mental Health. She will be sharing highlights from our recent Integrative Healthcare Forum day, where we discussed the mind-body connection, recognising that mental well-being is interconnected with our physical and emotional health, and is influenced by social factors in our lives.

Join our tutor team and find out about NCIM's accredited master's Level 7 2-year and 3-year (Extended) Diploma in Integrative Healthcare.

Don't miss this opportunity to learn from Dr Julie Geraghty as she presents her first Masterclass since 2020! Julie would like to present two cases of Inflammatory Bowel Disease who responded very well to a constitutional homeopathic remedy. In addition to focusing on the choice of remedy, she would also like to highlight integrative medicine approaches that have significantly contributed to wellbeing in these patients.

Join Dr Elizabeth Thompson and Mycotherapist and Founder of the Nutrition Collective Romina Melwani to explore Medicinal Mushrooms and Neurodegenerative conditions.

Join our tutor team and find out about NCIM's accredited master's Level 7 2-year and 3-year (Extended) Diploma in Integrative Healthcare.

We learn that when our attention is caught up in the past or in the future, we can get stuck in unhelpful patterns of thinking, feeling and acting. Mindfulness helps us recognise these automatic reactions and understand them as part of normal human experience. This can allow kindness to replace self-criticism, as we would offer to others but rarely do for ourselves.

We learn that when our attention is caught up in the past or in the future, we can get stuck in unhelpful patterns of thinking, feeling and acting. Mindfulness helps us recognise these automatic reactions and understand them as part of normal human experience. This can allow kindness to replace self-criticism, as we would offer to others but rarely do for ourselves.

The body is wonderfully designed to heal, to repair and to keep itself in harmony and our mind is pivotal in controlling these processes. Unfortunately, modern stresses and lifestyles frequently do not offer an optimal environment for this to occur, and things can get out of balance resulting in chronic dis-ease. Come and join us for this webinar to explore how language and imagination can be harnessed through visualisation, mindful awareness, and self-hypnosis to help us heal.