100+ CPD approved workshops open to all attendees

The workshops are open to everyone who has registered to attend the congress (included as part of the 'Conference Pass' and the 'Workshop & Exhibition ONLY Pass'). Many are run by companies who are exhibiting at the congress and provide a unique opportunity to understand more about the latest products and services available to healthcare professionals, to support a whole-person, patient centred approach to health.

CPD points are awarded for attendance. For details, please click here >

Offered on a first come, first served basis, there is no need to book onto the individual workshops directly - simply arrive at the workshop at the scheduled time.

We're sorry, but we couldn't find any results that match your search criteria. Please try again with different keywords or filters.

Loading
09:45
    From NHS GP to Integrated FM: Team Based Care for a Worldwide Health System
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    This workshop explores how functional medicine can evolve through integrated, primary-care-led models. Drawing on UK experience, it examines the role of multidisciplinary teams, collaboration, and thoughtful system design in improving patient outcomes, supporting clinician sustainability, and delivering more effective care across diverse healthcare settings.
    Hosted by:
    BCFM
    Indra Barathan
    Dr Indra Barathan, Medically Trained Doctor and Functional Medicine Practitioner, President of BCFM, UK
    Personalised Herbalism and the Magic of a Magisterial Prescription
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    Herbalists take a holistic approach to consultations, creating bespoke tinctures tailored to each patient, typically combining 5'9 herbs in Western practice and often more in Ayurvedic or Chinese traditions. This workshop explores patient assessment, herb selection, and plant synergy, highlighting key herbs and strategies used in clinical practice.
    Hosted by:
    Herbal Reality
    Eve Brazil
    Eve Brazil, Medical Herbalist and Editor at Herbal Reality, UK
    Rebecca Collison-Walker
    Rebecca Collison-Walker, Medical Herbalist and Assistant Editor at Herbal Reality, UK
    Setting Standards: The Regulation of Complementary Healthcare in the UK
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    This session will outline the system of voluntary regulation of complementary healthcare practitioners in the UK and discuss why setting standards is crucial to the integration of complementary therapies into mainstream healthcare.
    Hosted by:
    CNHC
    Iain Mcinnes
    Iain Mcinnes, Chair, CNHC, UK
    A Clinical Dive into the Role of Food Supplements in Gut Disorders such as IBS, IBD and SIBO
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
    This workshop reviews evidence linking nutrition and botanical compounds to gut disorders. It explores current research on key ingredients and formulations affecting digestive health, including IBS, IBD and SIBO. Expert speakers discuss compounds such as curcumin, green tea and xanthohumol, and present preliminary results from a randomised placebo-controlled trial in IBS.
    Hosted by:
    Altruvita
    Martyn Caplin
    Prof Martyn Caplin, Professor of Gastroenterology and Tumour Neuroendocrinology at the Royal Free Hospital and University College London, UK
    Tara Whyand
    Tara Whyand, Registered Dietitian, UK
10:30
    Silent Threats ' The Genetics of Iron Imbalances
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    Iron deficiency is common in women and children, while men are more prone to iron overload. Both can remain undiagnosed without proper assessment. Genetic variants, including HFE and TMPRSS6, influence iron regulation. Genetic testing can identify at-risk individuals early and guide personalised interventions to prevent complications from iron imbalance.
    Hosted by:
    Lifecode
    Emma Beswick
    Emma Beswick, CoFounder, Lifecode Gx, UK
    Aga Lemieszewska
    Aga Lemieszewska, Practitioner Service Manager Lifecode Gx, UK
    Role of Mitochondria in Personalised Medicine ' Driver of Health and Healthspan
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    Mitochondria are central to health, acting as first responders to physiological stress. When mitochondrial function declines, health declines. Enhancing their quality, quantity, and function may benefit conditions from ageing to neurodegeneration. Our 'mitochondrial catalyst,' supported by real-world data, aims to improve mitochondrial levels and function, making personalised medicine more accessible and affordable.
    Hosted by:
    Blue Oak Nutraceuticals
    Sundeep Dugar
    Sundeep Dugar, Co-Founder, BlueOakNx, USA
    Holistic and evidence-based nutritional management of PCOS
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    This session explores evidence-based nutritional management of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). It examines metabolic, hormonal, and inflammatory drivers and their clinical implications. Attendees will review current research on dietary patterns, key nutrients, and lifestyle strategies, with practical guidance for clinical application to support personalised, patient-centred care.
    Hosted by:
    Health Medica
    Florence Rowe
    Florence Rowe, HCPC-registered dietitian, and health scientist, UK
    GutID
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
    '
    Hosted by:
    GutID
11:15
    Mastering Female Metabolism: The Synergistic Roles of Fibre, Creatine and Endogenous GLP-1.
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    This workshop presents the 'Triangle Protocol,' a clinical framework for optimising female metabolic health across the lifespan. It explores evidence-based strategies for glycaemic regulation, immunomodulation, and musculoskeletal health, offering practical, supplement-based approaches for complex cases while highlighting the role of metabolic health in cognitive and neurological longevity.
    Hosted by:
    Wild Nutrition
    Lorna Driver-Davies
    Lorna Driver-Davies, Head of Practitioners, Wild Nutrition and Clinical Nutritional Therapist, UK
    Bridging the Gap ' Can Extracts of Viscum album L. (VAE) Offer a Complementary Approach to Address Clinical Limitations of Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors (ICIs)?
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    Viscum album extracts (VAE) are widely used in integrative oncology for their immunomodulatory, cytotoxic, and quality-of-life benefits. Immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs) have transformed cancer therapy but face resistance challenges. Emerging in vitro and real-world evidence suggests VAE may support ICI therapy. This workshop reviews recent research and patient case studies.
    Hosted by:
    Helixor
    Saskia Kloppenburg Vieth
    Dr Saskia Kloppenburg Vieth, Consultant in General Internal Medicine and Integrative Oncology Specialist, Wellbeing Medical Group Clinic, UK
    Your Microbiome Matters! The Role of Probiotics in Women's Health
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    This workshop explores the role of the gut and vaginal microbiome in supporting women's health across life stages. It reviews current scientific evidence on probiotic use in the prevention and management of digestive and gynaecological conditions, with particular focus on irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and menopause.
    Hosted by:
    ProVen Biotics
    Iveta Garaiova
    Dr Iveta Garaiova, Scientist, ProVen Biotics, UK
    Adrienne Benjamin
    Adrienne Benjamin, Nutritionist, ProVen Biotics, UK
    Nuvius
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
    '
    Hosted by:
    Nuvius
12:00
    Longevity in Practice: Evidence-Based Supplementation for Ageing Well
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    Longevity is central to modern healthcare. This presentation explores the biology of ageing, focusing on mitochondrial dysfunction, cellular resilience, and metabolic decline. It reviews evidence-based supplementation strategies for preventative health and chronic disease, supporting clinical decision-making and a healthspan-focused approach to care across the lifespan.
    Hosted by:
    W-Wellness
    Belle Amatt
    Belle Amatt, Senior Lecturer in Naturopathic Nutrition and Nutritionist at W-Wellness, UK
    Weleda
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    '
    Hosted by:
    Weleda
    Sustainable SIBO Breath Testing in the Home: Platform Performance and Longitudinal Insights
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    This session introduces the cost-effective OMED Health Breath Platform and its use in home-based SIBO breath testing with GI clinicians. It highlights platform capabilities and performance results, presenting longitudinal breath data that may guide treatment adjustments and follow-up strategies, supporting more personalised care while reducing burden for clinicians and patients.
    Hosted by:
    OMED Health
    Rui Lopes
    Dr Rui Lopes, Head of Medical, OMED Health, UK
    Autoimmunity: An Intervention Checklist
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
    Autoimmune diseases affect around 10% of the UK population. While medical advances reduce symptoms, they often do not address underlying drivers or prevent additional autoimmune conditions. This session outlines how to identify key causes of autoimmunity and provides a practical checklist of nutrition and lifestyle strategies to support patients and improve quality of life.
    Hosted by:
    Pharma Nord
    Lorraine Nicolle
    Lorraine Nicolle, Registered Nutritionist (BANT), Registered Nutritional Therapist (CNHC), UK
12:45
    Keto Mojo
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    '
    Hosted by:
    Keto Mojo
    MCAS in Clinical Practice: Gastrointestinal Factors; A Functional and Conventional Approach
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) is a complex multisystem condition often linked to underlying gut dysfunction. This talk bridges conventional and functional medicine perspectives, reviewing diagnostic criteria, key laboratory markers, and gastrointestinal drivers such as dysbiosis and intestinal barrier dysfunction.
    Hosted by:
    Doctors Data
    Abbi Lulsegged
    Dr Abbi Lulsegged, An experienced Endocrinologist and Consultant Physician, UK
    Medications and Nutritional Support
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    Many medications can affect the absorption or utilisation of vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients, potentially leading to deficiencies. Awareness of these interactions helps healthcare professionals identify risks and collaborate with prescribers to implement appropriate supplementation strategies that support nutrient status and reduce the likelihood of deficiency.
    Hosted by:
    Lamberts Healthcare
    Keri Briggs
    Keri Briggs, Senior Brand and Nutrition Specialist, Lamberts Healthcare, UK
    When Cholesterol Saves Lives: Cardiovascular Biomarkers Reveal Lipids as Defenders Against Endotoxin
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
    Chronic exposure to lipopolysaccharide (LPS) may be a hidden driver of sepsis and cardiovascular disease. Lipoproteins can act as a protective first line of defence by binding LPS. This session explores how endotoxin exposure influences lipid biomarkers and vascular risk, offering clinicians strategies to identify and address endotoxin-driven inflammation early.
    Hosted by:
    Vibrant Wellness
    Tom O'Bryan
    Dr Tom O'Bryan, Founder at TheDr.com, USA
13:30
    Clinical Gut Health: Microbiome Science, Functional Assessment, and Personalised Interventions
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    This practitioner-focused workshop explores gut health through a clinical and functional medicine lens, combining microbiome science with practical assessment strategies. Drawing on ZOE's large-scale research, it examines links between gut function, inflammation, and cardiometabolic risk, and how advanced testing can guide targeted nutrition and personalised patient care.
    Hosted by:
    Vibrant Wellness
    Federica Amati
    Federica Amati, Medical Scientist, Registered Nutritionist, Global Health Researcher and Head Nutritionist at ZOE, UK
    Heart Matters
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    Cardiovascular disease remains a leading cause of mortality worldwide. This session explores underlying drivers of cardiovascular conditions to improve understanding of key risk factors. It also examines how some of nature's fundamental compounds may support prevention and management, offering insights for a more integrative approach to cardiovascular health.
    Hosted by:
    Terranova
    Orley Moyal
    Orley Moyal, Education & Training Manager, Bio-Nature UK
    Nutrined
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
    '
    Hosted by:
    Nutrined
14:15
    Beyond Sports Nutrition: The Role of Creatine in Women's Health & Longevity
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    Creatine is often linked to athletic performance, but research shows wider benefits for women's health. This session explores its role in supporting brain health, muscle preservation, metabolic function, and longevity. It also examines potential benefits for cognition, mood, strength, metabolism, and menopause.
    Hosted by:
    Bare Biology
    Kirsten Humphreys
    Kirsten Humphreys, Nutritional Therapist, Bare Biology, UK
    Melanie Lawson
    Melanie Lawson, Founder & CEO Bare Biology, UK
    Pending decision on Nathan Rose's abstract
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    '
    Hosted by:
    Eagle Clinical
  3. From Fragmentation to Continuity: Building Longitudinal Care in Integrative Practice
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    ntegrative clinicians often manage fragmented data across lab tests, wearables, private diagnostics, and NHS records, limiting continuity of care. This panel explores how fragmentation affects clinical decisions, how practitioners manage multi-source data, and what a truly longitudinal care model could look like, focusing on practical challenges, governance, and future integrative health records.
    Hosted by:
    Vitaspan
    GLP 1 Therapies and GI Health: Mechanisms, Microbiome Interactions, and Lifestyle Medicine Strategies to Support Digestive Health
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
    This presentation reviews the mechanisms of GLP-1 receptor agonists and their effects on digestive physiology, including bile flow, gastrointestinal motility, and gut barrier integrity. It also examines emerging evidence on microbiome interactions and discusses evidence-informed lifestyle strategies to help reduce gastrointestinal side effects and support digestive health.
    Hosted by:
    Invivo
    Emily Blake
    Emily Blake, Registered Nutritional Therapy Practitioner & Invivo and Microba Clinical Consultancy UK Team Lead, UK
15:00
    Clinical Success: Innovative Nutritional Supplements I Can't Practice Without
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    Drawing on 30 years of clinical practice and education, Dr. Kristi shares the key nutraceuticals she relies on most. This workshop explores how targeted nutrition can support mitochondrial function, immune resilience, inflammation control, gut health, and stress regulation, helping practitioners build effective, evidence-informed nutrition strategies within a root-cause clinical approach.
    Hosted by:
    NutriDyn
    Kristi Hughes
    Dr Kristi Hughes, Naturopathic and Functional Medicine Practitioner, Owner of DocereVita Clinic and Natural Medicine Dispensary, & Industry Leader in Nutracuetical Education, USA
    From 'Mystery Illness' to Measurable Biology: A Practical Framework for Complex Chronic Presentations (Tick-borne, Co-infections, and Immune Dysregulation)
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    Dr. Gilbert presents a practical approach to patients with fatigue, pain, brain fog, dysautonomia, and other multi-system symptoms. The session covers pre-test probability, immune patterns, and timing in tick-borne disease assessment, alongside a staged testing algorithm and interpretation principles to reduce missed diagnoses and unnecessary testing.
    Hosted by:
    Armin Labs
    Leona Gilbert
    Dr Leona Gilbert, CEO, Texted Oy, Associate Professor in Cell and Molecular Biology, Finland
    Pentadecanoic Acid (C15:0): An Essential Nutrient for Health & Longevity
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    Pentadecanoic acid (C15:0) is the first essential fatty acid identified in over 90 years. This session explores how it was discovered through ageing research in Navy dolphins and its potential role as a geroprotector. Evidence will be reviewed on C15:0's benefits for metabolic, cognitive, liver, cardiovascular, red blood cell, and gut health.
    Hosted by:
    Fatty15
    Danielle Cole
    Danielle Cole, Vice President of Sales at fatty15, USA
    It's All Connected ' What We Eat Matters for Our Glucose and Our Heart.
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
    Cardiovascular risk increases even before diabetes develops. This session explores the relationship between glucose regulation and cardiovascular health, and how real-time data from continuous glucose monitors can reveal patterns influencing blood glucose. Attendees will learn how monitoring can support lifestyle changes that improve long-term metabolic and cardiovascular outcomes.
    Hosted by:
    Lingo by Abbott
    Amy McKenzie
    Dr Amy McKenzie, PhD – Director of Medical Affairs, Abbott Lingo, UK
15:45
    Using Functional Nutritional Testing to Personalise Healthcare and Shape the Future of Medicine in Clinical Practice
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    This workshop explores how functional testing can support personalised, patient-centred care. Using Genova Diagnostics' NutrEval test as an example, it demonstrates how assessing key biomarkers may reveal early physiological imbalances, guide targeted interventions, and support precision and preventative healthcare strategies aimed at improving clinical outcomes.
    Hosted by:
    Genova Diagnostics
    Erica Hart
    Erica Hart, Nutritional Therapist and Medical Education Specialist, Genova Diagnostics, UK
    How to Mimic the Benefits of Fasting Without Giving up Food
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    This session explores the role of autophagy in healthy ageing and long-term health. While fasting is often used to activate this cellular recycling process, it is not suitable for everyone. The talk introduces spermidine as a research-supported alternative or complement to fasting to help stimulate autophagy and support longevity.
    Hosted by:
    Oxford Healthspan
    Leslie Kenny
    Leslie Kenny, Founder and CEO of Oxford Healthspan, Co-Founder of the non-profit organisation, Oxford Longevity Project, UK
    ATP Science
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    '
    Hosted by:
    ATP Science
    Building Clinical Operating Systems: AI Infrastructure for Complex Functional and Longevity Care
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
    Functional and integrative clinicians often manage complex cases within limited consultation time. This session demonstrates how structured AI systems can support case management, protocol development, and longitudinal care. Through practical examples, participants will see how AI tools can extend clinical reasoning while maintaining professional oversight and accountability.
    Hosted by:
    FunctionalMind
    Michael Ash
    Michael Ash, Co-Founder & Chief Medical Strategy & Education Officer, FunctionalMind™, UK
16:30
    Omega-3s Unfiltered: What Works, What Converts, and What We've Been Getting Wrong
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    This session examines the science behind omega-3 fatty acids, separating evidence from common misconceptions. Topics include ALA conversion, EPA and DHA efficacy, stability, oxidation, and contamination risks, alongside discussion of fish oil, algae, flax, and other sources. Practical clinical insights will help guide more informed omega-3 recommendations.
    Hosted by:
    Virun
    Sara Fenn
    Sara Fenn, Anthropologist and CEO of O3Omega®, UK
    Nutrition for a Longer, Healthier Life: Extending Healthspan Through Food and Targeted Supplementation
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    Healthspan (the years of life spent in good health) is strongly influenced by daily nutrition. This talk explores how diet affects ageing, metabolic health, inflammation, and chronic disease risk. Attendees will learn practical, evidence-based nutrition strategies to support longevity, maintain cognitive and physical function, and enhance quality of life.
    Hosted by:
    Viridian Nutrition
    Phil Beard
    Phil Beard, Nutritionist and Technical Educator, Viridian Nutrition, UK
  3. Pure Maintenance
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    '
    Hosted by:
    Pure Maintenance
  4. Spike Protein Toxicity and the Fertility Crisis: How Detoxification Supports Female Reproductive Health and Restores Male Fertility
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
    This session explores emerging research on inflammatory and toxic factors that may contribute to declining fertility. It examines how immune and environmental stressors can affect reproductive health in both women and men, and discusses evidence-informed detoxification and integrative strategies aimed at supporting hormonal balance and reproductive function.
    Hosted by:
    ZeroSpike
    Tina Peers
    Dr Tina Peers, Holistic Naturopathic Practitioner with 41 Years of Experience in Allopathic Medicine, UK
09:45
    Patients Deserve More: Challenging NICE's assessment of acupuncture in the osteoarthritis guidelines
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    This presentation examines how NICE guidelines prioritising double-blind RCTs can disadvantage complex interventions such as acupuncture. Using osteoarthritis guidance as a case study, it explores how placebo design, methodological assumptions, and interpretation of evidence influenced recommendations, highlighting the need for broader evaluation frameworks that better reflect integrative clinical practice.
    Hosted by:
    BAcC
    Ian Appleyard
    Ian Appleyard, Research & Policy Manager, British Acupuncture Council, UK
    How to Gently Support Behaviour Change and Emotional Wellbeing in People Navigating Weight and Lifestyle Health
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    This session explores how healthcare professionals can better support sustainable lifestyle change using psychology-informed approaches aligned with the six pillars of Lifestyle Medicine. It examines behavioural patterns, emotional drivers, and resistance to change, helping clinicians guide patients toward more achievable goals for wellbeing and weight management. A reflective Q&A follows.
    Hosted by:
    BSLM
    Invest in your career and transform your clinical practice with NCIM's accredited 2-3 year master's Level 7 Diploma in Integrative healthcare
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    This interactive workshop introduces the National Centre for Integrative Medicine's training programmes, including the Diploma in Integrative Healthcare and the new Diploma in Integrative Healthcare Research. Participants will learn how the programmes support clinical, leadership, and research skills while connecting practitioners with a growing global community advancing integrative and personalised healthcare.
    Hosted by:
    NCIM
    Elizabeth Thompson
    Dr Elizabeth Thompson, CEO and Integrative Medicine Doctor, National Centre for Integrative Medicine (NCIM), UK
    Vivien Rolfe
    Dr Vivien Rolfe, Academic Co-Director, National Centre for Integrative Medicine (NCIM), UK
    Wall-to-Wall Health Coaching Conversations
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
10:30
    The Gut-Energy Axis ' GLP-1, Glucose Metabolism and Beyond
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    This talk explores the complex role of gut hormones, including GLP-1, in regulating appetite, blood glucose, and long-term metabolic health. It examines how hormonal signalling interacts with diet, physiology, and chronic disease risk, and discusses how integrative strategies can help clinicians support healthier metabolic outcomes for patients.
    Hosted by:
    Cytoplan
    Chris Newbold
    Chris Newbold, Nutritional Therapist, Head of Nutrition, Cytoplan, UK
    Broad-spectrum Micronutrients as a First Line of Defense Against Mental Illness: Discovery to Double-blind Data
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    This session explores research on broad-spectrum micronutrients as an approach to supporting mental health. Drawing on clinical trials and real-world practice, it examines how nutrient imbalances may contribute to conditions such as ADHD, depression, and anxiety, and how targeted nutritional strategies could offer complementary options alongside conventional care.
    Hosted by:
    Hardy Nutritionals
    Lowyn D. Hardy
    Lowyn D. Hardy, Managing Director, Hardy Nutritionals, Canada
    An Introduction to Research in Integrative Medicine
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    Designed for those new to research, this workshop provides an overview of integrative medicine research methods. It covers how to search and evaluate scientific literature, understand different study designs, and identify opportunities to publish or share findings. Participants will also learn about research resources and support available through RCCM.
    Hosted by:
    RCCM
    Ava Lorenc
    Dr Ava Lorenc, Senior Research Associate (Qualitative Research), University of Bristol, Trustee and Administrative Assistant, RCCM, UK
    Wall-to-Wall Health Coaching Conversations
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
11:15
    Is Cancer a Suppression-based Disease?: Empowering Patients and Clinicians with New Insight
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    This presentation explores how theoretical models of cancer shape treatment strategies. Introducing the Cell Suppression Theory alongside other frameworks, the session highlights how different models influence clinical decisions. Understanding these perspectives may help clinicians and patients better evaluate treatment options and improve informed decision-making in cancer care.
    Hosted by:
    Mark Lintern
    Signalling Safety: Stress to Cellular Restoration in Women's Health
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    Many women view hormonal disruption as bodily failure, yet the body may be responding protectively to stress. This session reframes stress as a biological survival response affecting hormones, digestion, detoxification, and cellular repair. Attendees will learn strategies to recognise stress-locked physiology and support nervous system regulation and resilience.
    Hosted by:
    BodyBio
    Michelle Ross
    Michelle Ross, Clinical Educator at BodyBio, USA
    Tigon
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    '
    Hosted by:
    Tigon
    Wall-to-Wall Health Coaching Conversations
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
12:00
    Supporting Cancer Patients with Mistletoe ' Sharing Experiences from 25 years of Integrative Practice
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    Integrative oncology combines conventional cancer treatments with supportive therapies to improve quality of life and outcomes. This workshop explores the use of mistletoe therapy alongside oncology care, reviewing research evidence and clinical experiences that highlight its role in supporting patients during and after cancer treatment.
    Hosted by:
    Iscador
    Elizabeth Thompson
    Dr Elizabeth Thompson, CEO and Integrative Medicine Doctor, National Centre for Integrative Medicine (NCIM), UK
    The Fiber Revolution: Why It's the 'It' Ingredient and How Monch Monch Is Leading the Shift
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    Modern ultra-processed foods often lack fibre, contributing to metabolic and gut health challenges. This session introduces Biolumen's fibre-based technology designed to help reduce sugar absorption and restore functional fibre in processed foods. The approach aims to support healthier blood glucose regulation and improved microbiome nourishment.
    Hosted by:
    Biolumen
    Robert Lustig
    Dr Robert Lustig, Emeritus Professor of Paediatrics at UCSF, USA
    Rayonex Biomedical UK
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    '
    Hosted by:
    Rayonex Biomedical UK
    Wall-to-Wall Health Coaching Conversations
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
12:45
    Curbing the Ageing Trajectory After Menopause
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    The post-menopausal decline in oestrogen can accelerate ageing processes affecting bone, cognition, metabolism, and mental health. This session explores insights from evolutionary biology, centenarian research, and emerging science to better understand how clinicians can support women's health, resilience, and longevity during and after menopause.
    Hosted by:
    BioCare
    Lorena Neacsa
    Lorena Neacsa, Clinical Nutrition Team Leader, BioCare, UK
    Microcurrents
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    '
    Carolyn McMakin
    Dr Carolyn McMakin, Clinical Director of the Fibromyalgia and Myofascial Pain Clinic of Portland, Oregon, USA
    Kristi Hughes
    Dr Kristi Hughes, Naturopathic and Functional Medicine Practitioner, Owner of DocereVita Clinic and Natural Medicine Dispensary, & Industry Leader in Nutracuetical Education, USA
    Subjective Success, Objective Evidence: Combined insights from Practical Experience and Scientific Research into Homeopathic Practice
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    This workshop explores how homeopathy can complement conventional medicine within personalised care frameworks. Through case studies and research insights, presenters will discuss safety considerations, current evidence, and practical strategies for integrating homeopathic medicines alongside standard treatments to support patient-centred clinical care.
    Hosted by:
    Boiron
    Rachel Roberts
    Dr Rachel Roberts, Chief Executive, Homeopathy Research Institute, UK
    Wall-to-Wall Health Coaching Conversations
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
13:30
    More Than a Beauty Supplement: Collagen's Role in Gut Integrity
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    Collagen is widely associated with skin health, but its foundational role may begin in the gut. This talk examines collagen's contribution to gut lining integrity, digestion, and nutrient absorption, and explores how gut health influences skin function through the gut'skin axis within an integrated nutritional approach.
    Hosted by:
    Totally Derma
    May Simpkin
    May Simpkin, Nutritionist, Wellness Expert, UK
    Nutrined
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    '
    Hosted by:
    Nutrined
    Calming the Anxious Mind: Targeted Nutrition and Lifestyle Tools for Clinical Practice
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    This workshop explores the physiological drivers of anxiety through a nutritional and functional medicine lens. Topics include blood sugar regulation, stress response, inflammation, and gut'brain axis health. Attendees will gain practical guidance on dietary patterns, targeted nutrients, and lifestyle strategies that support neurotransmitter balance and nervous system resilience.
    Hosted by:
    Metagenics
    Christine Bailey
    Christine Bailey, Nutrition Education Manager Metagenics UK, Registered Performance Nutritionist, Author, Breathwork Practitioner, UK
    Wall-to-Wall Health Coaching Conversations
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
14:15
    Why Berberine is having a Metabolic Moment in Women's Health
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    Metabolic dysfunction often intensifies during perimenopause and menopause. This session explores berberine's role in addressing insulin resistance, weight gain, and inflammation. Clinical mechanisms, emerging research, and practical applications will be discussed to help clinicians integrate berberine into broader lifestyle and nutrition strategies for women's metabolic health.
    Hosted by:
    Natroceutics
    Pauline Cox
    Pauline Cox, Functional Nutritionist, Author, Co-founder, UK
  2. How Environmental Contaminants Impact Biologically
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    This presentation explores how environmental influences such as electromagnetic exposure, mould, toxins, and stress may affect biological systems. Concepts including vibration, resonance, entropy, and environmental interference will be discussed, alongside examples of technologies designed to support biological balance and reduce environmental stressors.
    Hosted by:
    QMed Swiss
    Paris Ferrara
    Paris Ferrara, CEO and R&D at QMed Swiss SA, Switzerland
    Roberto Wettstein
    Roberto Wettstein, Founder & Owner at Swiss ElectroBiology Sagl, Switzerland
    Bringing the Pieces Together: Understanding Metabolism as an Integrated System
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    Human metabolism functions as an interconnected system rather than isolated biomarkers. This workshop explores how energy regulation, amino acid metabolism, and microbiome activity interact to influence overall health. Using metabolic testing as a learning framework, the session highlights how integrated metabolic patterns can inform clinical interpretation.
    Hosted by:
    Maven Health
    Christopher Wall
    Dr Christopher Wall, Pharmacist and Metabolic Scientist, Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer, Maven Health AG, Switzerland
    Wall-to-Wall Health Coaching Conversations
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
15:00
    Reversing the Clock: The Science of Fasting Mimicking Diets (FMD) for Longevity and Metabolic Health
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    This session explores the ProLon Fasting Mimicking Diet (FMD) and emerging research on autophagy. Developed through decades of research at the University of Southern California, FMD is designed to deliver many of the cellular benefits of fasting while providing carefully formulated plant-based nutrition.
    Hosted by:
    L-Nutra
    Layla Gordon
    Layla Gordon, Registered Nutritional Therapist, L-Nutra UK Nutrition Lead and Healthcare Practitioner Network Support, UK
    Bringing Order to the Chaos of Integrative Health Standards
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    Human First focuses on developing quality standards for healthcare institutions that prioritise patient-centred care. This session explores how treatment pathways can be evaluated through structured audits and compliance frameworks, helping organisations strengthen clinical quality, identify improvement opportunities, and build trust in integrative healthcare delivery.
    Hosted by:
    Human First
    Indra Barathan
    Dr Indra Barathan, Medically Trained Doctor and Functional Medicine Practitioner, President of BCFM, UK
    COACH VISION' ' Your 24/7 Human-care-first Education and Productivity Assistant
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    COACH VISION' is designed to support practitioners by reducing administrative burden and cognitive overload. By integrating client history, real-time data, and evidence-based insights into one platform, it helps clinicians streamline workflows and deliver more personalised, informed care while remaining fully present with each client.
    Hosted by:
    Lifestyle Prescriptions' University
    Johannes R Fisslinger
    Johannes R Fisslinger, Founder of Lifestyle Prescriptions® University, USA
    Wall-to-Wall Health Coaching Conversations
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
15:45
    Food First: The Place to Begin With All New Gut-Brain-Immune Patients
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    This workshop explores the central role of the gut'brain'immune connection in chronic inflammatory conditions. Participants will learn how factors such as intestinal permeability, microbiome imbalance, and vagal nerve signalling influence digestive and immune function, alongside practical dietary strategies to address inflammation and restore gut health.
    Hosted by:
    KBMO Diagnostics
    Kristi Hughes
    Dr Kristi Hughes, Naturopathic and Functional Medicine Practitioner, Owner of DocereVita Clinic and Natural Medicine Dispensary, & Industry Leader in Nutracuetical Education, USA
    Inflammageing in Post-Menopausal Women; Hormonal Loss as an Immune Modulator
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    This workshop explores 'inflammageing,' the chronic low-grade inflammation associated with ageing and declining oestrogen levels after menopause. Participants will learn how immune changes may influence bone, cardiovascular, and cognitive health, and how nutrition, key nutrients, and lifestyle strategies can help reduce inflammation and support healthy ageing.
    Hosted by:
    Nutri-Link
    AbnobaVISCUM within Integrative Oncology: Subcutaneous, Intravenous and Intensive Applications
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    This workshop introduces abnobaVISCUM mistletoe preparations and their expanded clinical applications, including intravenous, intratumoural, and fever-inducing therapies alongside traditional subcutaneous use. The session reviews research evidence, product characteristics, and clinical case experiences, followed by discussion and questions from participants.
    Hosted by:
    ABNOBA
    Simon van Lieshout
    Dr Simon van Lieshout, GP and Anthroposophic Physician, UK
    Wall-to-Wall Health Coaching Conversations
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
16:30
    From Binge Eating Symptoms to Diabetes Care: Insights from Ultra-Processed Food Addiction Research
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    This session presents findings from a feasibility study examining an addiction-informed intervention for ultra-processed food addiction. Improvements in binge eating symptoms occurred alongside structured education, peer support, and dietary change. The workshop explores implications for Type 2 diabetes care and the need for integrated, addiction-aware treatment pathways.
    Hosted by:
    PHC
    Ellen Bennett
    Ellen Bennett, Liberate Operations Manager at the Public Health Collaboration, UK
    Longevity Decoded: Translating the Hallmarks of Ageing into Clinical Practice
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    This workshop translates the Hallmarks of Ageing into a functional nutrition framework for longevity-focused care. It explores how adaptogens may support metabolic flexibility, mitochondrial function, immune balance, and stress physiology, helping clinicians understand when and why these botanical tools may support resilience and healthy ageing.
    Hosted by:
    The Nutrition Collective
    Romina Melwani
    Romina Melwani, Founder of Nutrition Health Collective, UK
    Louise Ritchie
    Louise Ritchie, Head of Education at Nutrition Health Collective, and Nutritional Therapist, UK
  3. BSEM
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    '
    Hosted by:
    BSEM
    Wall-to-Wall Health Coaching Conversations
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
09:45
    Proven: How Nutrigenetics and Long-Fermented Bread Can Transform Health
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    Dr Vanessa Kimbell explores the relationship between sourdough fermentation, the gut microbiome, and mental health. Drawing on decades of research and her BALM Protocol, now integrated in NHS practice, she examines how properly fermented bread and nutrigenetic approaches may support microbiome diversity and personalised dietary strategies.
    Hosted by:
    The Sourdough School
    Vanessa Kimbell
    Dr Vanessa Kimbell, Founder, The Sourdough School | Doctor of Baking as Lifestyle Medicine and Preventative Health | Creator of the Baking as Lifestyle Medicine Protocol, UK
    Functional Gut Clinic
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    '
    Hosted by:
    Functional Gut Clinic
    Identifing Nutrient Imbalances Quickly and Easily in Clinical Practice
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    Many chronic conditions are linked to nutritional imbalances. This practical session teaches a rapid head-to-toe observation and physical body scan that helps practitioners identify visual and physical signs of nutrient deficiencies or excesses, supporting faster assessment and more targeted nutritional interventions in clinical practice.
    Hosted by:
    ION
    Heather Rosa
    Heather Rosa, Dean of the Institute for Optimum Nutrition, UK
    The Mouth Body Connection- The Missing Link in Whole Body Health
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
    Dr Victoria Sampson explores how oral microbiome imbalance and inflammation contribute to systemic disease pathways, including cardiometabolic, neuroinflammatory, and immune-mediated conditions. The session highlights the mouth as a key yet overlooked factor in whole-body health and provides guidance on screening the oral cavity and referral to dental professionals.
    Hosted by:
    THS Labs
    Victoria Sampson
    Dr Victoria Sampson, Award Winning Functional Dentist, Researcher, and Founder of The Health Society, UK
10:30
    Lion's Mane Extracting & Quantifying Bioactive Compounds & What This Approach Tells us About the Efficacy of the Majority of Products on the Market
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    This session reviews HPLC analysis of medicinal mushroom tinctures and how findings have informed extraction methods for different species. It also presents comparative testing of lion's mane products currently available in the UK, highlighting variation in composition and quality across the marketplace.
    Hosted by:
    Bristol Fungarium
    Tom Baxter
    Tom Baxter, Founder of Bristol Fungarium, UK
    Balance Healthcare
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    '
    Hosted by:
    Balance Healthcare
    From Load to Capacity: Utilising OAT and TOXDetect to Resolve Chronic Dysfunction
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    This presentation explores how combining Organic Acid Testing (OAT) with TOXDetect can reveal links between environmental toxins and metabolic dysfunction. The dual-testing approach helps clinicians assess toxic load versus physiological capacity, supporting more targeted, data-driven strategies for patients with fatigue, neuroinflammation, and metabolic disorders.
    Hosted by:
    Mosaic Diagnostics
    Teresa McBride
    Dr Teresa McBride, Board-certified Naturopathic Physician, Director of Clinical Development, MosaicDX, USA
    Mitochondria & Longevity: Unlocking the Cellular Key to Vitality and Healthspan
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
    This session examines the role of mitochondria in ageing and healthspan. It reviews biochemical pathways linking mitochondrial dysfunction with inflammation and metabolic decline, alongside clinical tools for assessing mitochondrial health and evidence-based nutritional, lifestyle, and therapeutic strategies within a precision medicine framework.
    Hosted by:
    Pure Encapsulations
    Benjamin Brown
    Benjamin Brown, Founder & Director, Nutritional Medicine Institute (NMI)
11:15
    Weleda
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    '
    Hosted by:
    Weleda
    Why it's important to avoid additives in supplements
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    Excipients are common in nutritional supplements but often poorly understood. This session reviews their roles in stability and absorption, potential health concerns linked to certain additives, and emerging natural alternatives, helping practitioners make more informed supplement recommendations.
    Hosted by:
    Dr.Vegan
    Ella (Ariella) Kaur Maan
    Ella (Ariella) Kaur Maan, Practitioner Lead at DR.VEGAN, Registered Nutritionist, Registered Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, UK
    Protein Powders Demystified: Science-Based Guidance
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    Protein powders are widely used, but quality varies significantly. This practical session examines protein quality, contamination risks, and labelling issues. Through interactive examples and real-world case discussions, practitioners will learn how to guide patients toward safer, more effective protein supplementatio
    Hosted by:
    Nuzest
    Emma Burton
    Emma Burton, Nutritional Therapist, Yoga Teacher and Educator, UK
    AI in Clinical Practice: Risk, Responsibility, and Real-World Application in Systems Medicine
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
    AI tools are rapidly entering healthcare, raising questions around accuracy, safety, and governance. This interactive workshop examines where AI can enhance clinical reasoning, where risks arise, and how structured oversight frameworks can support responsible adoption in functional, integrative, and nutritional medicine.
    Hosted by:
    AI Panel Discussion
    Michael Ash
    Michael Ash, Co-Founder & Chief Medical Strategy & Education Officer, FunctionalMind™, UK
12:00
    Avoiding the Monsters on the Market: How to Ensure you are Choosing Safe and Effective Supplements
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    Clinical outcomes often depend on product quality. This session explores how to recognise poor-quality or counterfeit supplements, misleading labels, and under-dosed formulas. Participants will learn practical strategies for selecting evidence-informed products that deliver reliable clinical results.
    Hosted by:
    The Natural Dispensary
    Debbie Cotton
    Debbie Cotton, Naturopath, Psychotherapist and Product Specialist at The Natural Dispensary, UK
    Metabolic Hormonal Crosstalk: Why Blood Sugar, Stress, and Thyroid Set the Stage for Hormone Balance
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    Hormones and metabolism are closely interconnected. This session explores how insulin sensitivity, thyroid function, cortisol rhythms, and mitochondrial activity influence hormone production and signalling. Understanding these interactions helps practitioners address root causes of fatigue, weight gain, and mood changes rather than treating isolated hormone imbalances.
    Hosted by:
    Colab Services
    Louise Carder
    Louise Carder, Nutritional Therapist and Director at Colab Services Ltd, UK
    Myth-Busting Gut Pathogens: A Microbiome-Informed Clinical Framework
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    Identifying gut pathogens does not always require antimicrobial treatment. This workshop explores a microbiome-informed approach to interpreting stool testing, examining when antimicrobial strategies are appropriate and when restoring microbial diversity and host resilience may offer better clinical outcomes.
    Hosted by:
    Microba
    Hannah Braye
    Hannah Braye, Registered Nutritionist (BANT) and Clinical Director at Microba, UK
    Apex Energetics
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
    '
    Hosted by:
    Apex Energetics
12:45
    From Weed to Wellness: Dandelion's Hidden Power for Liver, Metabolic & Gut Health
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    This presentation examines the therapeutic potential of dandelion, exploring its traditional uses alongside emerging research. It reviews how bioactive compounds may support liver detoxification, bile flow, digestive health, and metabolic balance through antioxidant and prebiotic mechanisms.
    Hosted by:
    Herrens Mark
    Tanya Borowski
    Tanya Borowski, Nutritional Therapist, IFM Certified Practitioner, Women's Health Expert, UK
    A Structured Approach to Integrating Micronutrients in Prevention
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    This workshop introduces a structured approach to selecting and adjusting micronutrient interventions in personalised medicine. Through practical case examples and software-assisted planning, participants will learn how to create safe, targeted micronutrient strategies tailored to individual metabolic needs.
    Hosted by:
    FormMed Healthcare
    Roxana Mittler-Matica
    Dr Roxana Mittler-Matica, Chief Medical Officer at FormMed HealthCare, Germany
    Salt, Hydration & Human Performance: Why Your Salt (and It's Source) Matters More Than You Think
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    This session challenges common misconceptions about dietary salt. Exploring the relationship between salt, water balance, and mineral intake, it highlights how salt quality and sourcing influence hydration, cognitive function, energy, and overall health.
    Hosted by:
    Oryx Desert Salt
    Samantha Skyring
    Samantha Skyring, Salt Visionary and Health Advocate, Founder and CEO of Oryx Desert Salt, South Africa
    Nordic Labs
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
    '
    Hosted by:
    Nordic Labs
13:30
    Regenerative Omegas (Bio-Nature)
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    '
    Hosted by:
    Regenerative Omegas
    Pauline Cox
    Pauline Cox, Functional Nutritionist, Author, Co-founder, UK
    Environmental Toxins and Case Studies on How to Diagnose Them in the Body
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    '
    Hosted by:
    Global Lab eXpert Group (GLXG)
    Nourish and Thrive! How EFT Helps People Break Free From Unhelpful Eating Patterns
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    This interactive workshop explores how beliefs, emotions, and nervous system responses influence eating behaviour. Participants will experience Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) and learn how this evidence-informed mind'body approach can help address cravings and support behaviour change in both clinical and personal settings.
    Hosted by:
    EFT International
    Tanya Lovett
    Tanya Lovett, MA, RN (Mental Health), Advanced Accredited EFT Practitioner, Author of 'Tap Your Trauma Away', UK
    Emily J
    Emily J, Integrative Therapist, Advanced Accredited EFT Practitioner and Trainer, UK
    Balancing the Autonomic Nervous System: Enhancing Sleep Quality for Positive Biological Outcomes
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
    This session explores the role of the autonomic nervous system and heart rate variability (HRV) in health and resilience. It highlights how understanding stress physiology can support a more integrated, whole-person approach to clinical care.
    Hosted by:
    Venn Healthcare
    Laura Dinham
    Laura Dinham, Founder & Technical Director, The Ozone Clinic, UK
14:15
    The Therapeutic Window of Stress and Resilience: Using OAT, Cortisol Rhythms and Inflammatory Markers to Guide Care
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    This practitioner-focused session explores hormesis as a strategy for building resilience. Participants will learn how to assess adaptive capacity using clinical markers and how to safely apply lifestyle stressors such as exercise, fasting, and thermal exposure to strengthen metabolic, immune, and neuroendocrine health.
    Hosted by:
    Regenerus Labs
    Sue Camp
    Sue Camp, Registered Nutritional Therapist and Functional Medicine Practitioner, UK
    Raising Standards in the Supplement Space
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    This workshop explores how evidence-based wellness brands can build consumer trust through transparency, rigorous testing, and academic collaboration. It offers practical insights into communicating complex science clearly while maintaining innovation, authenticity, and commercial impact.
    Hosted by:
    Ancient and Brave
    Jenna Macciochi
    Dr Jenna Macciochi, Director of Science and Innovation, Ancient+Brave, UK
    Hifas da Terra
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    '
    Hosted by:
    Hifas da Terra
    The Prescription for Progress: How to Embed Nutrition in Primary Care to Save Time, Cut Costs, and Change Lives
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
    This panel explores a new primary care model combining GP care with nutritional therapy. Using real-world examples, the session demonstrates how collaborative approaches within Primary Care Networks can balance medical triage with preventative lifestyle strategies to improve long-term patient outcomes.
    Hosted by:
    BANT
    Satu Jackson
    Satu Jackson, Registered Nutritional Therapy Practitioner (RCNHC), BANT Registered Nutritionist®, CEO BANT, UK
    Clare Grundel
    Clare Grundel, Registered Nutritional Therapy Practitioner (RCNHC), BANT Registered Nutritionist®, Science and Education Manager BANT, UK
    Claire Sambolino
    Claire Sambolino, Registered Nutritional Therapy Practitioner (RCNHC), BANT Registered Nutritionist®, Communications Manager BANT, UK
  5. The Prescription for Progress: How to Embed Nutrition in Primary Care to Save Time, Cut Costs, and Change Lives
    Level 4 - Westminster Room
    Continued...
    Hosted by:
    BANT
    Satu Jackson
    Satu Jackson, Registered Nutritional Therapy Practitioner (RCNHC), BANT Registered Nutritionist®, CEO BANT, UK
    Clare Grundel
    Clare Grundel, Registered Nutritional Therapy Practitioner (RCNHC), BANT Registered Nutritionist®, Science and Education Manager BANT, UK
    Claire Sambolino
    Claire Sambolino, Registered Nutritional Therapy Practitioner (RCNHC), BANT Registered Nutritionist®, Communications Manager BANT, UK
15:00
    Zinc L-Carnosine for Intestinal Barrier Repair and Gut Inflammatory Conditions
    Level 4 - Abbey Room
    This session explores how damage to the gut lining contributes to digestive and systemic inflammation. It examines the role of zinc L-carnosine in supporting gut barrier repair and discusses practical protocols combining nutrients such as glutamine and colostrum.
    Hosted by:
    THERA Nordic
    Joni Laiho
    Joni Laiho, Co-Founder, THERA Nordic, UK
    The Preventive Role of Nutrition and the Importance of Absorption Over Digestion
    Level 4 - Moore Room
    This presentation examines evidence showing declining nutrient levels in modern diets and the health implications for society. It also explores emerging research on nutrient absorption and innovative delivery systems designed to improve bioavailability compared with traditional tablets.
    Hosted by:
    BetterYou
    Andrew Thomas
    Andrew Thomas, Founder and CEO of BetterYou, UK
    Beyond Fluoride: The Rise of Biomimetic Oral Care with Hydroxyapatite
    Level 4 - Rutherford Room
    This workshop explores how hydroxyapatite supports tooth remineralisation and oral health within a biological framework. It links oral care to systemic health, inflammation, and nutrition, providing practical strategies for recommending biologically compatible oral health approaches.
    Hosted by:
    Dimples
    Pippa Nicholls
    Dr Pippa Nicholls, Dentist and Founder of Dimples Oral Care, UK