Lecturer Profiles
What a line up!
From around the world we have gathered lecturers par excellence to bring together an exciting and informative program.
This lecture podium is truly an East meets West event, with so much combined experience we cannot help but learn.
The calibre of the presenters of this series brings us many steps further towards an integrated approach to practice...
Giovanni Maciocia
Europe's most prolific author in Chinese Medicine brings us the keynote lecture of Fertility Part 1 on the importance of the Extraordinary Vessels in treatment for fertility.
Peter Deadman
Peter's long experience and learned understanding of the subject of Chinese medicine combined with his dry wit makes for an entertaining and informative lecture. He brings us insights to treating male sub fertiltiy.
Debra Betts
Debra has come up from Down Under to share with us her exemplary knowledge of the use of acupuncture in pregnancy and childbirth. Her book is the leading English language text for the use of chinese medicine in pregnancy.
Sharyn Singer
Sharyn brings her naturopathic passion for healthy food together with her background in nursing to impart her 20 years of clinical practice in the application of food as medicine. She compliments Jane's teaching with a further understanding of the importance of food energetics in Chinese medicine and in better understanding foods for fertility.
Jane Lyttleton
Jane comes to us all the way from Australia, on her 2007 world tour of lectures and conferences. She brings to us her 20 years of TCM clinical experience of working in a climate of inter-proffessional exchage with GP's and gnaecologists and infertility specialists.
Dr. Paul Magarelli
Paul Magarelli brings us a hearty dose of what's great about America. His enthusiasm and delightful delivery makes the toughest subjects come easily. He talks us through the endocrine of normal conception.
Diane Cridennda
Diane is the perfect counterfoil to Paul's exuberance and it is a rare treat to see this 'double act' present their joint research into the benefits of Chinese medicine with assisted reproduction. Diane brings us her years of clinical experience of the integrated work and research that she and Dr. Magarelli have done together.
Sarah Budd
Sarah comes to us from the wilds of Dartmoor and brings her particular effervesce to these lectures. Sarah is the UK's leading obstetric acupuncture teacher, and her wealth of experience informs her entertaining lectures. Sarah has moved mountains to make maternity acupuncture available on the NHS and she is a leading light in the provision of integrated medicine.
Michael Dooley
Michael Dooley is a consultant with heart! and he is a very entertaining and dynamic lecturer. So passionate is he for the importance of integrated medicine that he offered to teach us himself (our most generous Patron) in his support for these innovative programs. Michael brings us his most considerable knowledge of the endocrine of assisted conception
Jill Glover
Jill joins us from Bristol where she runs a very successful clinic speciallising in gynae issues. Jill's clear and direct teaching is an inspiration and her lectures bring great confidence for their practicality and applicability. She shares with us her learned experience of using Chinese medicine to support ART
Stefan Chmelik
Stefan has the shortest journey to the RCP, with a hop across Regent's Park from his integrated practice on Harley St. He brings us a look at understanding the use of BBT charting in it's clinical relevance to Chinese diagnostics.
Stephen Gascoigne
Stephen has jumped the pond all the way from County Cork to bring us his unique understanding of the energetic impact of ART drugs. He brings us an invaluable tool in learning to help support women through ART
Marian Fixler
Marian also hails from London, and brings a fresh perspective to the program with her understanding of Japanese acupuncture. She introduces us to the valuable diagnostic tools of the Japanese use of Chinese medicine and helps to widen our own perspective of the richness of this multi-faceted medicine.
Naava Carmen
Naava comes over to us from North London to share her experience of supporting fertility with Chinese medicine. She contributes a Chinese perspective of treating ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome OHSS.
Jani White
Jani practices in London and Oxford, and brings her perspective of working within NHS systems as well as in private medicine. She adds a discussion of the 'Knots of Not getting pregnant', addressing the emotional turmoil inherit in fertility treatment.