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March
InterClinical Laboratories Seminar Series, Unraveling Chronic Conditions, QLD
Designs for Health Free Webinar, Mastering Extemporaneous Compounding
FxMed free Webinar, Mycotoxin Protocols
Integria Webinar, Gut Barrier Dysfunction and Beyond
Bio-Practica, Mind-Gut Matters Part1 

April
InterClinical Laboratories Seminar Series, Unraveling Chronic Conditions, WA, NZ
Bio-Practica, Mind-Gut Matters Part2
FxMed Free Webinar, Methylation Masterclass Webinar Series

May
InterClinical Laboratories Seminar Series, Unraveling Chronic Conditions, VIC

June
InterClinical Laboratories Seminar Series, Unraveling Chronic Conditions, NT

September
InterClinical Laboratories Seminar Series, Unraveling Chronic Conditions, Byron B.

October
Bio Concepts 2 Day Summit, Mastering Pathology


 

Interclinical Unraveling logo

This intensive Face-to-face offers both new and experienced HTMA practitioners evidence-based, practical knowledge and the resources to provide bio-individualised therapy for improved outcomes, especially for patients with complex chronic conditions. HTMA provides deeper insight into patient stress, energy production, adrenal and thyroid efficiency, cognitive function, digestive dysfunction, mitochondrial health, inflammation, blood sugar management, and the effect of long-term therapeutics.

A full day of practical learning! An exciting day, all new lectures summarising recent research,

  • The Challenge: Chronic Conditions, Multimorbidites & Long-Term Therapies
  • The Science of HTMA in Patient Assessment
  • Understanding Drivers of Chronic Conditions (A focus on 7 drivers)
  • Conundrums in Nutraceutical Therapy
  • Back in Clinic
  • Q & A with the Panel

Dates & Venues:
Brisbane: Hotel Grand Chancellor Brisbane – 24th March  - 23 Leichhardt St, Spring Hill QLD 4000
Auckland: Crowne Plaza Auckland – 7th April  - 128 Albert Street, Auckland CBD, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Perth: Vibe Hotel Subiaco Perth – 28th April  - 9 Alvan St, Subiaco WA 6008
Melbourne: Citadines on Bourke Melbourne – 5th May  - 131-135 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000
Darwin: Vibe Hotel Darwin Waterfront – 16th June  - 7 Kitchener Dr, Darwin City NT 0800
Byron Bay: Byron Community Centre - 8th September - 69 Jonson St, Byron Bay NSW 2481

Just Click Here For more information or to book   


Designs F H Mastering Extemporaneous

Dive into the Future of Patient Care with Our March Webinar
Are you ready to uplevel your patient care? We're thrilled to invite you to our March webinar, which will reshape your thinking about personalised medicine.  Join Naturopath and Pharmacist Diana Boot and Designs for Health as we explore the science and art of extemporaneous compounding.  As healthcare continues to evolve towards more individualised treatment plans, the demand for extemporaneous compounding has surged, marking a pivotal moment for practitioners to enhance their skill set in this crucial area.

Diana Boot will share how to bridge the gap between traditional healthcare practices and the personalised needs of patients today, offering a deep dive into the world of bespoke prescribing. This webinar provides a thorough review of extemporaneous compounding, from the basics to more advanced techniques, ensuring you will gain a comprehensive understanding and clinical skills. We look forward to seeing you there!
Explore Bespoke Prescribing

  • Learn how extemporaneous compounding can uplevel your business and allow you to offer truly personalised solutions for your patients.
  • Explore the many benefits of this form of prescribing, from combining multiple products into one prescription to using new and innovative ingredients that are not yet available on the market and offering a solution for patients who have pill fatigue or who are unable to swallow capsules!

Gain New Clinical Insights:

  • The Fundamentals of Extemporaneous Compounding: Understand the concept of extemporaneous compounding (EC), its importance in healthcare, and how it fits into current practice.
  • Ingredient Classification and TGA Guidelines: Understand how ingredients are classified and the significance of these classifications, and navigate through TGA guidelines pertinent to naturopaths and other health professionals.
  • Regulatory Considerations and Practices: How the regulatory landscape affects nutritionists and chiropractors involved in EC.
  • From Theory to Practice: Learn about the diverse range of compounds, their benefits, and evidence-based practices to enhance patient care.
  • Operational Excellence: Explore the operational side of EC, including dispensing guidelines, labelling, handling, and record-keeping.
  • Overcoming Challenges: Address the challenges and risks in EC, focusing on mitigating them while maximising benefits such as increased profit margins and customised formulations.
  • Practical Skills in Extemporaneous Compounding:  From ingredient selection to the final product, learn the step-by-step process, operational best practices, and the art of creating effective, custom formulations.

Presenter:  Diana Boot
Diana is a compounding pharmacist and naturopath passionate about integrative and personalised medicine. She co-founded Natural Chemist and is the senior partner in two independent community and compounding pharmacies. She has over 30 years of experience as a pharmacist and 12 years as a nutritionist/naturopath. Natural Chemist provides a dispensary service, Natural Script, which provides the unique capability to formulate bespoke liquid herbs; herbal creams including vaginal applicators; nutritional compounds including powders, suppositories, troches, and capsules; and pharmaceutical compounds (for medical doctors). Diana’s clinical practice, Med Free Me, is collaborative and focused on safe and supervised deprescribing. She works directly with patients and mentors other practitioners on how to help their clients reduce their reliance on prescription medicines.

Date: Tues 19th March at 7:00 – 8:30 pm (AEDT)
FREE, exclusive to DFH practitioners

Click here to Register

 


FxMed Alight

Mycotoxin Protocols
Presenter: Dr Jill Crista
Short intro:Join Dr Jill Crista, ND, for a clinically helpful discussion on how to individualise treatment for certain mould mycotoxins. In this webinar, we’ll cover select mycotoxins, their mechanisms for causing illness, and the most common symptoms from a particular mycotoxin. We’ll provide powerful, practical solutions on how to manage mould so that those affected can get back to living a strong and vibrant life!

Key Learning outcomes:

  • Mechanism of illness for select mould mycotoxins
  • Symptoms caused by select mould mycotoxins
  • Protocols to address select mould mycotoxins

Date:  Friday 22nd March at 12-1pm NZDT/ 10-11am AEST

Click here to register:  


Integria Gut Barrier logo

Hippocrates has been quoted to say ‘all disease begins in the gut’ over 2000 years ago. Each year science further confirms this concept with the development of new insights into the digestive system; it’s pathophysiology, management, and relationship to systemic dysfunction.  In contemporary times, we are dealing with an ageing population, increased susceptibility to viral insult, mental health issues, and the chronic effects of an environment not conducive to health.  As a first line of defence, the gut barrier is a crucial regulator between the inner physiology and outer environment, via its unique ability to determine permeability. However, under compromised conditions, this permeability becomes vulnerable to dysfunction, impacting far more than just the digestive system. It can lead to systemic disruption and contribute to many chronic conditions such as mental health and metabolic disorders, and autoimmunity.

In this two-part live stream, we will review the recent evidence surrounding gut barrier dysfunction, it’s mechanism of action and systemic implications while also reviewing appropriate and evidence based wholistic treatments.

Duration: 180 min.  Live Stream Times:  QLD: 12:30pm - 4pm ACT, NSW, TAS, VIC: 1:30pm - 5:00pm SA: 1:00pm - 4:30pm NT: 12:00pm - 3:30pm WA: 10:30am - 2:00pm NZ: 3:30pm - 7:00pm 

Materials available include: Video recordings Audio recordings Resources and presentation notes Certificate of Attendance

Cost (Incl GST) Practitioner: A$49.00 . Student: A$29.00.  Select "Access Event" for session information.  Click here to Register


BioPractica Mind Gut

Part 1:  Advances in Neuroplasticity: Harnessing the Enteric Nervous System for Enhanced Neurological Health, Tuesday 26th March at 5:00 pm AEDT

The intricate interplay between the gut and the brain, orchestrated by the gut-brain axis (GBA), is a captivating frontier in neuroscience and gastroenterology. At the heart of this bidirectional communication system lies the enteric nervous system (ENS), a complex network of neurons ensconced in the gastrointestinal tract. The ENS demonstrates a remarkable capacity for neuronal plasticity, the ability of neurons to adapt and reorganise, and plays a pivotal role in shaping this dynamic connection.  Emerging research highlights the potential of specific probiotic strains to modulate the GBA and influence neuronal plasticity. These probiotic strains have been implicated in promoting a healthy gut microbiota, thereby influencing neurotransmitter production and neuroactive compound release. By positively impacting the ENS and neuronal plasticity, these probiotics may contribute to the maintenance of gut-brain homeostasis . As we delve deeper into this fascinating realm, the prospect of harnessing the therapeutic potential of probiotics for neurological well-being
becomes increasingly promising. 

In this eVENT we will explore the intriguing influence of the microbiota on neuroplasticity and discuss:

  • How the ENS shapes neuronal plasticity
  • Why gut health should be considered as part of the management of neurological conditions
  • How to harness the power of probiotics to improve neurological health

Speaker: Dr. Nikhil Thapar.  Click here to Register

Part 2:  Gut Instinct - Navigating the Gut-Brain Axis for Digestive Wellness in IBD & IBS, Tuesday 16th April at 5:00pm AEDT

A growing body of evidence is emerging regarding the interplay between the gut microbiota and the nervous system, known as the gut-brain axis (GBA). Dysregulation of this relationship has been correlated with several pathological conditions, such as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), which suggests that probiotics may form an important part of the management of these conditions.  Recent studies indicate that specific probiotic strains may exert anti-inflammatory effects and reinforce the intestinal barrier, and thus interrupt the drivers and alleviate symptoms associated with IBD or IBS.
Evidently, when combined with strategic dietary and lifestyle modifications, magnesium supplementation may prove an inexpensive and simple method of preventing and managing diseases of excess.

During this groundbreaking eVENT we will delve into this exciting new research and investigate:

  • What pathophysiological mechanisms underlie IBD & IBS
  • Which probiotic strains have demonstrated ability to alleviate drivers and symptoms of IBD & IBS
  • How to incorporate probiotics in clinical protocols to alleviate common gastrointestinal conditions

Speaker: Professor Ruggiero Francavilla.  Click here to Register


FX Med Pure Encap methylation

Methylation Masterclass Webinar Series

Part 1 – Understanding methylation & nutritional co-factors:  Friday 12 April, 12–1pm NZST / 9–10am AEST

Part 2 – Folates and gene-nutrient interactions within the methylation cycle:  Friday 19 April, 12–1pm NZST / 9–10am AEST

Part 3 – Practical applications, clinical assessment and management with personalised nutrition:  Friday 26 April, 12–1:30pm NZST / 9–10:30am AEST

Click here to learn more about each session via the event flyer.

Register online here


 

Bioconcepts Mastering Pahtology

The field of pathology is a treasure trove of clinical connections, holding the keys to understanding the driving factors behind disease states and the manifestations of signs and symptoms. However, a crucial question lingers: Are we fully leveraging the potential of the conventional blood tests that patients often already undergo? Embark with us on a transformative summit in Brisbane, as we proudly welcome you to our first educational conference in a decade, "Mastering Pathology: Connecting Patterns with Presentation". Our eminent lineup of internationally recognised speakers includes keynote presenter Dr Olivia Lesslar who will explore the concept of psychoneuroimmunology as a return to the ancient wisdom that understood the interconnectedness of body systems and the foundational tenets of health in disease prevention.

Also among the cast of distinguished speakers is leading Australian allergist Professor Pete Smith; internationally acclaimed naturopathic doctor Lara Briden; thyroid expert naturopath Tara Nelson; international nephrologist Dr Patana Teng-umnuay; cancer expert naturopath Dr Janet Schloss; diabetes focussed GP Dr Gary Deed; nutritional biochemist Dr Rhona Creegan; well respected integrative GP Dr Charlotte Middleton; naturopath and breathwork expert Mim Beim and well known naturopath and food as medicine advocate Janella Purcell.

Join this esteemed group for two days of insightful discussions, interactive sessions, and knowledge exchange, as we collectively strive to unlock the full potential of conventional pathology. Together, we will unravel the intricacies of disease patterns, decode clinical connections, and bridge the gap between test results and effective patient care.

Learning Insights:

  • Unearth the intricacies of traditional pathology, unravelling the mysteries within crucial body systems. Dive into the world of cancer support, women's health, and immunity, the nuances of gut health, with a focus on the dynamic landscape of inflammatory bowel disease, diabetes, and the complexity of thyroid markers.
  • Discover the art of matching clinical signs and symptoms with blood markers, unlocking the hidden secrets behind patients' health challenges. Learn to seamlessly fuse conventional pathology testing with other cutting-edge investigations, navigating the possible connection to pinpoint the elusive root causes of patient presentations.
  • Apply your newfound knowledge to live clinical cases, exploring treatment options that could change the course of patients' lives. 
  • Return to the fundamental principles of healing, where food is medicine and breathwork is an important clinical tool and patient prescription. Engage in fun, interactive practical demonstrations that you can immediately apply to clinical practice.
  • This isn't just a learning experience; it's an expedition into the intricacies of pathology, where the mundane transforms into the extraordinary.

Dates: Friday 25th & Saturday 26th October.  CPE: 11 points
Venue: The Westin, 111 Mary Street, Brisbane
Tickets: Super Early Bird tickets from 1 March.  Click here for more information or to register 

 

 

 

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