There is so much to look forward to from Integrative Health in 2015. We pride ourselves on working with the best trainers, but we also seek out courses that are the missing link in helping practitioners improve the way they work with clients.
A great example of this is Debbie Grayson’s Basic Pharmacology and Drug, Nutrient Interactions course held in February, July and October. The course will give practitioners a practical working knowledge of interactions between common pharmaceutical drugs and supplements. This course is recognised by the British Association for Applied Nutrition and Nutritional Therapy (BANT) and provides seven hours CPD towards therapists’ annual accreditation and certification is provided.
Fully qualified osteopaths, physiotherapists, sports massage therapists, personal trainers and CHEK practitioners should look out for James Duffin’s Integrative Neuromuscular Therapy workshop in April. Integrative Neuromuscular Therapy (INMT) is an in-depth form of ‘hands-on’ therapy, which applies specific soft tissue therapy techniques to alleviate the symptoms of acute and chronic pain syndromes. James Duffin has worked closely with José A. Llaguno, one of the world leaders in INMT. If you miss April then don’t worry, James will be back with this one later in the year.
One of our best-loved educators, JP Sears, will be braving the UK winter to teach here in March. Based in California, JP is a holistic lifestyle coach who helps to empower people to live more meaningful lives as whole individuals. His courses are relevant to many different sectors of health and wellbeing so watch out for more news of his visit.
We’re really excited about welcoming Kieran Macphail to the team. Kieran is a physiotherapist, nutritional therapist and exercise specialist who is passionate about getting people out of chronic pain and back to what they do best. His course, A Practical Approach to Mastering Breathing, will take place in April and uses case studies and practical sessions to teach practitioners how to assess and improve a patient’s breathing mechanics.
And last, but certainly not least, our very own Emma Lane will be teaching her World of Parasites, Fungus and Bacteria course…look out for Level 2 towards the end of the year. Also new for 2015 is her Destination Wellbeing diploma…more news on that very soon.
So as you are settling down to enjoy the Christmas break, do take some time over the holiday to think about your CPD in 2015. It’s going to be another exciting year at Integrative Health Education and we hope you will join our community.
Merry Christmas from Emma, Graeme and the whole team!
