Events & Webinars

In- Person Events

18th January– 10:30am (Dublin)

Micro-organism Myth Busting: Pre’s, Pro’s and Post’s of Nutrition and Excretion 

With Edward Joy

Understand the real benefits of gut health supplements such as probiotics, fibres and fatty acids, and other supplements on gut ecology with Edward Joy. He will be separating marketing claims from scientific reality and comparing supplements vs. wholefood nutrition. Learn how powdered and capsule-based supplements measure up against fermented foods and wholefood living for gut health. Gain practical knowledge from Edward Joy’s 30+ years of expertise in health foods and supplements, including the long-term benefits and limitations of probiotics and micro-organisms

 

8th February– 10:30am (London)

Your Home, Your Health: A Certified Workshop in Surveying the Impact of EMF’s and Geopathic Stress on the Home

With Roy Riggs

Are you worried  if your client’s or your family’s health is being affected by geopathic stress, cordless phones, Wi-Fi, mobile phone masts, 5G and more? This certificated workshop will provide you with the information to be able to make an assessment of the impact electromagnetic energies have on buildings and strategies to provide a safer environment. Learn how to survey homes for stress to incorporate building biology into your practice.

 

Webinars

30th January – 6.30pm

Personalised Nutrigenomics: Weight and Metabolic Mangement

with Dr Denise Furness

This presentation will demonstrate the practical applications of nutrigenomics via a case study. Nutrigenomics holds the potential to revolutionise personalised health, offering more precise and effective nutritional and lifestyle strategies to support weight management, metabolic health, and longevity.

27th February – 6.30pm

Optimising Hormonal Balance for Menstrual Health

with Dr Ashley Florestal

In this insightful expert-led webinar, gain the confidence to understand the role of hormones behind each phase of the menstrual cycle and what drives healthy periods. Learn the root causes and intricate details of definitive case taking , physical examinations, lab testing and interpretation including optimal levels when supporting female cycle health..

Mentoring Hub

23rd January – 12.30pm

Thyroid Practitioner Mentoring

with Dr Sarah Myhill

This mentoring session will discuss how to support your thyroid clients in clinical practice. Learn the pathophysiology that underpins Thyroid conditions, including how to read and understand optimal blood testing ranges, along with interventions and dosing protocols to support your clients.

12th February – 6.30pm

Using Recipes in Clinical Practice

with Francesca Klottrup

Join Francesca Klottrup a Nutritional Therapist and chef for a mentoring webinar on using recipes therapeutically. Learn how recipes serve as teaching tools and valuable guides for clients and why offering well-written recipes enhances practitioners’ credibility. Learn how to structure recipes, include allergen advice, and discover ways to add versatility to recipes, empowering clients to successfully manage their nutrition.

20th February – 12.30pm

Managing Low Bone Quality and Osteoporosis in Clinical Practice

with Marcus Webb

Clients attending with bone quality issues present a unique set of challenges as they often arrive accompanied with bewildering scan reports and deep-seated fear that their skeleton is crumbling away. This session will teach you how to understand bone density issues, related blood and urine tests and key interventions to support low bone quality and osteoporosis in practice.

24th February – 1.00pm

A Naturopathic Approach to Parasites

with Lynn Pretorius

Parasites are often an undiagnosed cause of many conditions and there is confusion around how to treat and support patients with parasitic infections. Fortunately herbalists and naturopaths have many therapeutic tools to strengthen the body as well as deal with underlying unwanted critters. Join us  to unravel the role parasites might be playing in health conditions and to discover optimal treatment approaches.

 

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12th March – 10.00am

How Quality Impacts Clinical Outcomes with Medicinal Mushrooms 

with Lee Caroll

Discover why sourcing and quality are critical in medicinal mushroom therapy. This webinar provides essential insights into quality issues, empowering you to confidently match products with traditional use and clinical trial data. Using Reishi and Lion’s Mane as examples, we’ll explore how extract type, quality, and dosage impact clinical outcomes, offering actionable strategies for effective therapeutic applications.

16th April – 6.30pm

Essential Oils & Seizures

with Dr Jill Stansbury

Roughly 1-3% of the worldwide population are affected by seizures.  Although anticonvulsant drugs are available, ~1/3 of patients don’t respond or must discontinue treatment due to its serious side effects.  This session will explore the current understanding of the seizure phenomena, and both the folklore and current science on natural volatile oil compounds that may be therapeutic to such disorders.

5th May – 6.30pm

Clinical Herbal Medicine: Intake, Assessment, Therapeutic Plans

with Bevin Clare

The path of the Herbalist in a clinical session is full of twists and turns from intake, to assessment, goals and plans. Join Bevin Clare to find out how to approach each step with skill and intention to get the most out of the consultation and determine how to fully support the client with their health goals.

The Naturopathic Oncology Series

8th January – 1.00pm

An Ayurvedic Approach to Cancer

By Dr Sam Watts

Dr Sam Watts will explore the exploding foundation of research from the field of exceptional cancer survivorship which unpicks the virtually limitless potential for healing that is to be found within the human body. We will then explore the time-tested and evidence-based practices, herbal medicines and healing techniques that Ayurvedic medicine presses into service to help empower people to unleash this healing potential in their own lives.

8th January – 6.30pm

The Cell Suppression Theory: A New Perspective

By Mark Lintern

Mark Lintern will be presenting his revolutionary new paradigm in cancer development that ‘cell suppression’ serves the underlying mechanism driving tumour growth and development, activated and controlled by opportunistic intracellular pathogens. Through this novel framework, not only does cancer make sense, but an effective treatment approach may at last be defined.

13th January- 6.30pm

An Integrative Approach to Cancer in Children

By Dagmara Beine

Dagmara Beine will be talking about integrating therapies for childhood cancer. She will be sharing her approach to testing, detoxification and nutrition and how to incorporate this alongside conventional therapy. Her work is grounded in the metabolic approach to cancer—pioneered by the work of Dr. Nasha Winters—applied to a wildly underserved cancer patient population: children.

15th January – 1.00pm

A Practical Guide for Holistic Approaches to Cancer

with Dr Henning Saupe

Join Dr Saupe, the director of Germany’s leading complementary cancer clinic to understand the Twelve Vital Fields for cancer and the dynamic interplay between, nutrition, circulation, the microbiome, mitochondrial health, acid-base balance, chronic infections and more. Learn about innovative treatment approaches to address the Twelve Vital Fields.

20th January – 8.00pm

Glutamine: An Essential Amino Acid in Oncology

By Samuel Peters

Glutamine plays an important role as an energy substrate for rapidly dividing cells. A recurrent concern amongst some practitioners relates to the idea that glutamine could “feed” proliferative cancer cells. In this session, practitioners will be brought up to date on the role of glutamine in supporting patients with cancer, the clinical evidence behind its use and a holistic perspective of a risk evaluation.

29th January – 6.30pm

Using Herbs Alongside Conventional Treatments in Cancer

By Michael Altman

This session will focus on useful tools and herbal strategies for helping cancer patients manage the side effects and minimize the long-term risks of conventional oncology treatment.  We’ll discuss supporting the blood and immune system, heart, GI, nervous system, skin, and emotional issues affecting cancer patients as well as herbs with cytotoxic and known anti-cancer activity and protocols using herbs, nutrition, and plant extracts

Catch up on past webinars

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