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Webinar: Treating Neurological Disorders- Part 1

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Where: Online

CPE: 1.5 CPE points

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Treating Neurological Disorders- Part 1

Causes & Aetiologies

This webinar on Parkinson’s disease and other neurological disorders will detail aetiological pathways supported by research and ways to identify causes in each patient.

We will address how and why neurological disorders (neurodegenerative, autoimmune and inflammatory) develop, the physiological processes and changes during the prodromal period and illness development.

We will cover:

  1. Genetic influences
  2. Prodromal signs
  3. Trauma and long-term Stress
  4. Environmental toxins
  5. Stealth infections
  6. Identifying aetiological pathways in individuals
  7. Case histories

Presenter: John Coleman

John Coleman is one of Australia’s most experienced naturopaths.

Beyond general naturopathy, he has a special focus on treating and educating about Neurodegenerative disorders, Lyme disease and other chronic disorders. He utilises a variety of strategies to assist patients regain their health and regularly works closely with integrative doctors.

He has presented at international conferences, workshopped with practitioners in 5 countries, was co-founder of Very Special Kids (a family support foundation) and founder of the Neuro Recovery Foundation. John is the author of “Rethinking Parkinson’s Disease” and “Shaky Past” (his autobiography).

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