Events & Webinars
Training Events
5th March 2026 – 6:30pm (Online)
How Ferns Can Help Treat Autism in Homeopathy
with Dr. Jan Scholten
Join renowned medical doctor and homeopath Dr Jan Scholten for a thought-provoking educational Practitioner Talk exploring the deeper dimensions of healing. With over 30 years of clinical experience, Dr Scholten draws on insights from his latest book, Autistic Ferns, to move beyond traditional materia medica. This session delves into autism, trauma, and the profound healing potential of ferns, inviting practitioners to reflect on consciousness, humanity, and what true healing can mean in clinical practice today.
6th March 2026 – 9:30am (London)
First Aid at Work Course
With Biba Boele
This one-day Emergency First Aid at Work course provides practical, accredited first aid training tailored for health and naturopathic practitioners. Led by an experienced Homeopath and healthcare trainer, the course combines hands-on skills with a holistic, patient-centred perspective, equipping you to respond confidently to medical emergencies in clinical and everyday settings. The course meets Health & Safety (First Aid) Regulations and provides a certificate valid for three years, supporting both professional competence and insurance requirements.
14th March 2026 – 9:00am (Dublin)
Emergency First Aid 1-day Training
With St John Ambulance Ireland
This 1-day ANP customised EFA training course will provide you with the practical and possible life-saving skills to deal with an emergency situation. Focus is on the essential elements of first aid and life-saving skills.
St John Ambulance Ireland has been trusted to provide first aid for over 149 years. Their programmes are designed to be practical, engaging, and fully aligned with current industry and regulatory standards – ensuring you gain skills you can confidently apply in real-world situations.
18th March 2026 – 5:30pm – 8:30pm (London)
Careers Unlocked: Practitioner Journeys & What’s Ahead
With Farzanah Nasser, Nicola Moore, Sonia O’Donnell & Linda North
This Practitioner Talk reframes the menstrual cycle from a problem to an encoded map for healing. Moving beyond symptom management, we explore its biology, nervous system shifts, psychological phases, and spiritual layers. Learn to interpret hormonal signals, navigate emotional and ancestral patterns, and apply an integrated approach to menstrual, peri- and post-menopausal health.
Starts 14th April – 6.30pm (London & Online)
Oligotherapy Practitioner Training
With Colleen O’Flaherty
This practitioner Oligotherapy training introduces a powerful, low-dose trace element approach to restore balance at a cellular level. Through live online theory, in-person clinical training, and supervised case integration, you’ll learn how to assess constitutional patterns and apply trace elements confidently without relying on testing. Ideal for practitioners working with complex or sensitive clients, this course equips you with a gentle, effective tool you can integrate into practice immediately.
Webinars
12th March 2026 – 6:30pm
Mitochondrial Restoration
with Antony Haynes
Discover the intricacies of enhancing mitochondrial function, crucial for energy production and cellular health. This webinar will cover the impact of key nutrients like coenzyme Q10 and L-carnitine, along with specific antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals on mitochondrial health. Furthermore, Antony will explore the effects of dietary patterns such as Intermittent Fasting and ketogenic diets on mitochondrial biogenesis.
This session is perfect for those seeking to deepen their knowledge in nutrition and how to optimise mitochondrial health.
26th March 2026 – 6:30pm
How to Determine Supplement Quality
with Ella Kaur
In this webinar you will learn about the different excipients used in supplements and why, their necessity and how determine the best supplements for your client. Attendees will come away with knowledge of: how to select high quality supplements for their clients, an understanding of the importance of GMP certification, an understanding of when excipients are and are not needed and help with weighing up their risks and necessity, and reading between the lines of labels to get the bigger picture of quality.
16th April 2026 – 6:30pm
Unlocking Endometriosis: Hormones, Microbiome, and the DUTCH Test
with Dr. Jaclyn Smeaton, ND
Endometriosis has a broad clinical impact on women of reproductive age yet continues to be difficult and complicated to manage in practice. In this session, we will review the latest research on endometriosis and discuss how providers can update their protocols to provide more comprehensive and effective treatment for patients. This will include new considerations for conventional and functional lab testing, including the DUTCH Test, along with treatment strategies.
29th April 2026 – 6:30pm
The Truth About Calcium
with Dr. Server Bozdogan, MD, PhD
Join Dr. Server Bozdogan, MD, PhD, for a cutting-edge session exploring how disordered calcium signalling – rather than simple deficiency – may be a key driver of chronic disease. Discover the dangers of calcium supplementation and how impaired calcium regulation contributes to inflammation and calcification. Learn how an upstream strategy can restore controlled calcium handling.
18th June 2026 – 6:30pm
When the Microbiome Drives the Mind
with Julia Schoder, BSc
This lecture examines how gut dysbiosis contributes to systemic inflammation, metabolic disruption and altered brain function. Emerging research highlights the role of microbial metabolites, intestinal permeability and low-grade inflammation in influencing mood, cognition and chronic disease risk. Participants will explore key mechanisms of the gut–brain axis and learn how evidence-based nutrition and targeted supplementation can help restore microbial balance, reduce inflammation and support mental resilience.
Practitioner Talks
2nd March 2026 – 6:30pm
Maintaining Healthy Testosterone Levels in Ageing Men
with Dr. Terry Vanderheyden
Join Dr. Terry Vanderheyden to explore the real drivers behind low testosterone in aging men — from metabolic and environmental factors to cortisol dysregulation — and why conventional testosterone replacement is often not the answer. He breaks down the evidence for botanical and nutritional interventions that can improve testosterone, libido, body composition, and stress resilience. Get an evidence-informed, root-cause framework for supporting male endocrine health.
3rd March 2026 – 6:30pm
An Introduction to Oligotherapy
with Colleen O’Flaherty
Learn about oligotherapy (trace element therapy) and how it can deliver powerful results either as a standalone solution – or integrated into your existing therapies for amplified client outcomes.
This is precision wellness that elevates your entire therapeutic approach – backed by Swiss registered training and proven results.
Join Colleen to learn more about the Oligotherapy certification course to gain the clinical knowledge, diagnostic skills, and confidence to integrate trace element therapy with mastery, transforming how you support every client who walks through your door.
5th March 2026 – 6:30pm
How Ferns Can Help Treat Autism in Homeopathy
with Dr. Jan Scholten
Join renowned medical doctor and homeopath Dr Jan Scholten for a thought-provoking educational Practitioner Talk exploring the deeper dimensions of healing. With over 30 years of clinical experience, Dr Scholten draws on insights from his latest book, Autistic Ferns, to move beyond traditional materia medica. This session delves into autism, trauma, and the profound healing potential of ferns, inviting practitioners to reflect on consciousness, humanity, and what true healing can mean in clinical practice today.
9th March 2026 – 7:00pm
Weaning from SSRIs
with Dr Jillian Stansbury
Join renowned herbalist Dr. Jillian Stansbury for a practical and insightful webinar on supporting clients through the process of weaning off SSRIs. Learn safe, evidence-informed strategies using herbal medicine and naturopathic tools to ease withdrawal symptoms and support mental wellbeing naturally.
16th March 2026 – 6:30pm
Chronic Fatigue – Using A Herbal & Endobiogenic Medicine Based Approach
with Elizabeth Baughman
Chronic fatigue often stems from underlying endocrine and nervous system dysregulation. In this session, you will learn how to identify these patterns using the Endobiogenic medicine model to get a deeper understanding of these principles that are often overlooked or not taught. You will also learn herbal actions on these pathways so they can be used effectively and simply to restore balance and support root cause resolution.
23rd March 2026 – 6:30pm
Decoding the Multi-Dimensional Menstrual Cycle
with Taryn Jacobs
This Practitioner Talk reframes the menstrual cycle from a problem to an encoded map for healing. Moving beyond symptom management, we explore its biology, nervous system shifts, psychological phases, and spiritual layers. Learn to interpret hormonal signals, navigate emotional and ancestral patterns, and apply an integrated approach to menstrual, peri- and post-menopausal health.
30th March 2026 – 6:30pm
Central Weight Gain Decoded: Metabolic Flexibility in Practice
with Nicola Moore
Why does central weight gain persist despite “doing everything right”? This Practitioner Talk examines the hidden mechanisms behind abdominal fat – from glucose-cortisol interplay to liver signalling and metabolic flexibility. Join Nicola Moore for a clinically grounded exploration of metabolic health that moves beyond surface-level advice and into real physiological understanding.
4th May 2026 – 9:30am
Thyroid Presentations: Assessment, Diagnosis & Pathology
with Tara Nelson
Thyroid disorders often present with overlapping or non-specific features, making assessment challenging. This Practitioner Talk provides a structured, clinically relevant framework to evaluate presentations, differentiate common and complex patterns, and interpret pathology confidently. Using real-world scenarios, it examines symptom-physiology-pathology relationships, highlights discordant results, and identifies subclinical or mixed presentations to improve clinical reasoning and decision-making.
20th May 2026 – 12:30pm
Ancient Herbs for Modern Self-Care
with Maria Christodoulou
Common herbs have a rich history stretching thousands of years. These medicinal and culinary plants continue to support our physical, mental, and emotional health, as well as teach us about our ancestral past. We will explore several ancient herbs native to the Mediterranean region that shaped the health and history of the ancient Greeks and how to incorporate them into modern self-care practices.
Catch up on past webinars
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