Events & Webinars
In- Person Events
30th April & 14th May– 6pm (Online)
The 12 Healers of Bach Flower Remedies for Naturopathic Practice
With Dana Kraft
In this two-part series, we will delve into the richly deep, archetypal world of the 12 Healers of the Bach Flower Remedies. We can understand our clients, and their constitutional tendencies, by exploring the 12 Healers and incorporating them into our work as naturopathic practitioner in a way that will support the mental and emotional health of your clients, in alignment with your other tools and specialties.
10th May & 13th September– 09:30am (London)
Oligotherapy (Trace Element Therapy) Practitioner Training
With Colleen O’Flaherty
Become an oligotherapist with this practitioner training to understand the scientific basis of the principles of catalytic trace elements and their role in the body. You will learn the identification of the diathesis/terrain of your patients to effectively select and administer specific oligo-elements complexes for straightforward cases.
12th May – 6.30pm (Online)
Homeopathy & Natural Menopause
With Caroline Gaskin
Homeopathy can be a fantastic choice to manage menopause from the earliest signs of change through to post menopause and older life. Understanding what’s needed for each stage of menopause is key and how symptomatology varies across cultural and regional demographics. Caroline will also introduce flower essences and signpost to other relevant therapies.
13th May– 6.30pm (Bristol)
Women’s Health Life Cycle from Menstruation to Menopause: Dealing with Hormonal Dysfunction in a Woman’s Life
With Lucy Peel
Learn how to identify and address issues such as PMS, irregular cycles, fertility challenges, perimenopausal symptoms, and menopause-related concerns using natural and holistic strategies. Gain practical tools to support your clients in navigating each phase of their hormonal journey with confidence and ease.
17th May– 10.30am (Dublin)
Role Of Mast Cells In Inflammation and Loose Connective Tissue Disorders
With Virginia Ziulu
Learn how to approach complex cases involving Lipoedema, hEDS, and MCAS with confidence. Gain practical tools, protocols, and testing insights you can apply immediately in clinic and understand targeted nutritional therapy can support clients with connective tissue and inflammatory conditions.
21st May– 06:30pm (London)
Mineral Metabolism in Excess and Deficiency
With Morley Robbins
There is much talk and research about oxidative stress and mitochondrial dysfunction, but how do we get to the root cause of clients who are presenting with these issues? Join Morley Robbins to understand the long-known, but little-taught roles that bioavailable Copper plays to regulate both iron and oxygen to ensure optimal energy production and cellular homeostasis.
21st May- 2nd July – 6.30pm (Online)
Using Naturopathy in Complex Cases: A Modern Approach
With Dr Chris Chlebowski
In today’s world of chronic and complex conditions, understanding terrain, constitution, and temperament can transform how you approach client cases. This webinar series will equip you with the powerful tools to assess and treat clients more effectively, helping you achieve better results with fewer aggravations.
9th June – 6.30pm (Online)
The 3 Principles for Health Practitioners
With Ian Watson
The 3 Principles offer a groundbreaking approach to mental and emotional health, allowing for deep and lasting healing while enabling practitioners to work with ease and effectiveness. This understanding reveals that wellbeing is always accessible, insight drives lasting change, and healing can be swift and permanent. Most importantly, Ian will share how chronic mental stress is the main barrier to wellness—and the solution is surprisingly simple!
15th & 16th November – 9.30am (London)
Homeobotanicals Practitioner Certification
With Deborah Kerslake
Offer a new therapeutic tool for your clients with homeobotanicals. These are are a powerful, synergistic blend of organic herbs in liquid form, potentised homoeopathically and selectively chosen to target the organs and systems of the body. They are safe to use alongside other therapies or medications and very effective. This is a two-day practitioner training that will certify you to use homeobotanicals in clinical practice.
Webinars
24th April – 6.30pm
Supporting Menopausal and Postmenopausal Women in Clinical Practice
with Max Lambert & Anette Hellmund Werenskiold
This webinar will develop your understanding of supporting hormone balance in peri and menopausal women, focusing on the research and studies for fermented red clover on estrogen deficiency, bone loss and osteopenia.
26th June- 6.30pm
Longevity Medicine In Clinical Practice: What Works and How to Implement It
with Geoffrey Mullan
We hear a lot about longevity medicine these days- advances in NAD+, senolytics, biohacking- but what works, and how do we integrate it into actual client care?
As practitioners, we don’t just want to extend lifespan- we want to improve healthspan, ensuring our patients live longer and better. This session will cover a clinical longevity framework, including root causes of accelerating ageing, testing and case studies.
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25th September – 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
29th April- 1.00pm
Helping Clients Create Lasting Change: A Behavioural Science Approach, a workshop for Health Coaches
with Camille Pierson
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.
12th May – 6.30pm
Homeopathy & Natural Menopause
with Caroline Gaskin
Homeopathy can be a fantastic choice to manage menopause from the earliest signs of change through to post menopause and older life. Understanding what’s needed for each stage of menopause is key and how symptomatology varies across cultural and regional demographics. Caroline will also introduce flower essences and signpost to other relevant therapies.
15th May – 12.30pm
Navigating Functional Testing
with Virginia Blake
This session will help you navigate functional testing, exploring exactly how useful and reliable various markers are when working with clients. Learn what testing markers provides valuable clinical insight, and what markers can be trusted or discounted across a range of tests, including stool, blood and urine.
2nd June- 12.30pm
Beyond Tinctures & Teas: Integrating Ayurvedic Preparations as Western Herbalists
with Andrew Mason
Join us for this two-part mentoring session to explore the rich traditions of Ayurvedic medicine-making. Learn the practical art of their preparation and how these methods can complement and enhance traditional Western herbal remedies. You will gain practical skills to expand your medicine-making repertoire covering preparations such as medicated ghees, poultices, jams and more.
10th June- 12.30pm
Vaccines in Clinical Practice
with Dr. Sarah Myhill
This session will explore new research and clinical considerations for working with clients who present with vaccine injury or concerns around vaccine safety. Dr Sarah Myhill has focused tirelessly on identifying and treating the underlying causes of health problems, especially the ‘diseases of civilisation’ with which we are beset in the West. She has worked in NHS and private practice, latterly as a naturopathic doctor and helps to run and lectures at the British Society for Ecological Medicine Society’s training courses.
9th June- 6.30pm
The 3 Principles for Health Practitioners
with Ian Watson
The 3 Principles offer a groundbreaking approach to mental and emotional health, allowing for deep and lasting healing while enabling practitioners to work with ease and effectiveness. This understanding reveals that wellbeing is always accessible, insight drives lasting change, and healing can be swift and permanent. Most importantly, Ian will share how chronic mental stress is the main barrier to wellness—and the solution is surprisingly simple!
26th June- 1.30pm
Mould Exposure as a Potential Immune Dysregulator in Autoimmune Conditions
with Alina Tierney
Mould produces mycotoxins, which can disrupt immune function and trigger inflammatory responses. This session will unpack how mould exposure and mycotoxins can impact autoimmunity using a case-based approach and attendees will gain practical insights into identifying and addressing mould-related triggers in autoimmune conditions.
30th June- 1.30pm
Beyond Tinctures & Teas: Integrating Ayurvedic Preparations as Western Herbalists
with Andrew Mason
Join us for this two-part mentoring session to explore the rich traditions of Ayurvedic medicine-making. Learn the practical art of their preparation and how these methods can complement and enhance traditional Western herbal remedies. You will gain practical skills to expand your medicine-making repertoire covering preparations such as medicated ghees, poultices, jams and more.
Catch up on past webinars
Boost your confidence, master the field and gain skills you need to thrive as a naturopath. Head over to our CPD Library where you can find over 50 recordings on topics from enzymes to neurology and so much more!
