Since launching last year, Integrative Health Education has appeared in various health publications like CAM Magazine and Holistic Therapist Magazine.
Our educators, including Hannah Richards, Debbie Grayson, Graeme Jones and of course Emma Lane, have contributed to a wide range of health articles over the 12 months.
From the effects of stress to energy healing, gut health and parasites, we’re keen to share our knowledge with other practitioners and we’ve got several publications to thank for their support.
Positive Health Online has worked with Integrative Health Education from the beginning and has shared several of Emma’s articles. Bowel Baddies and Emma’s writing on parasites have proven to be popular features. There’s more to come on this site so do make sure you check out the articles in the coming months.
CAM Magazine is the industry’s most read title and Integrative Health Education has had more than five articles or news pieces published this year. The editor Simon Martin is particularly interested in Emma’s vast knowledge of parasites, fungus and bacteria.
Most recently CAM Magazine shared a report on Integrative Health Education’s Understanding Parasites seminar, presented by Dr Amin in conjunction with PCI Europe. The title also included another article on Morgellons. Known as Neuro-cutaneous Syndrome (NCS), this is a new neurological and dermatological disorder caused by incompatible dental materials.
NCS is characterised by pinprick sensations that are easily misdiagnosed as symptoms of a parasite infection. When tested, no parasites are found, leading to a diagnosis of ‘delusional parasitosis’. However the real cause of the symptoms is metal and sealant toxins which can lead to opportunistic infections from bacteria.
Emma has also been asked to write a series of articles for CAM Magazine. The first, a piece on parasites, fungus and bacteria, will be out in the magazine in time for CAM Expo. Three articles in total are planned so don’t forget to get your copy every month!
Just as our name suggests, Integrative Health Education offers practitioners the opportunity to integrate their health knowledge and employ a range of methodologies to give their clients the best possible health outcomes. Sharing our knowledge is at the heart of what we do. So it’s no surprise that Emma has contributed to Nutrition I-Mag – the online publication for nutrition students. January saw Emma share her thoughts on detox and you can read the article here.
Our blogs have also been spotted by Holistic Therapist Magazine. They’ve featured a number of articles by Emma, including Tongues Tell Tales and The Energy Trinity. Keep your eye on their website because there are more blogs due out next month!
Also in October…listen to Emma’s podcasts for the Digestion Detective. Tune in from the first week of October to learn more about parasites, fungus and bacteria.
Want to learn how to raise your profile in the media? Integrative Health Education’s PR trainer, Nichole Sweetsur, is on hand to help. Why not post your PR questions for her on the Integrative Health Education Facebook page?
