From Malfunction to Meaning: Reframing Immune Dysfunctional Disease in Modern Practice
£ 12.00
Many patients arrive frightened, confused, and focused on symptom suppression. At the same time, practitioners often understand illness very differently – as a process involving adaptation, stress, susceptibility, and the body’s attempt to restore balance.
This creates a significant gap in the consultation, a gap between patient and practitioner that is increasing as illnesses become more severe, chronic and on the face of it increasingly malfunctional.
In this lecture, we will use immune disorders; autoimmune, allergies, chronic inflammation – as examples to explore how reframing illness can reduce fear, improve patient participation, and make practice feel more aligned and effective.
While also exploring the difficulties that arise when practitioner and patient remain in different paradigms of illness.
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Speaker bio:
Trevor Gunn graduated in Medical Biochemistry in 1983 and from the London College of Homeopathy in 1990. He is an author and lecturer in homeopathy, pathology, vaccines and was previously Vice Principal of the Japanese College of Homeopathy.
He has been involved in health and fitness for many years; he was a fitness instructor around the UK and for 10 years managed The Alive Natural Health and Fitness Centre in Brighton.
He has also been working with a GP in private practice, using an integrative approach to treating immune disorders and offering Low Dose Naltrexone – the use of a standard pharmaceutical drug in a homeopathic manner.
More recently authored the book ‘The Science of Health and Healing’; Trevor currently practises and teaches online.
