29-31MARCH

2019

www.nhaaconference.org.au

TRADITIONAL WISDOM, FUTURE PRACTICEPullman Melbourne Albert Park65 Queens Road, Albert Park VIC

29-31 March, 2019

International Conference

Herbal andNaturopathic

The 11th

2019 PROGRAM

FRIDAY 29TH MARCH DAY 1

8:00AM

Welcome to Country

Iva Lloyd - World Naturopathic Federa�on

9:40AM

10:10AM

10:40AM

Advancing Prac�ceStream A

Herbal InsightsStream B

ResearchStream C

Dr Stuart Glastonbury Phil Rasmussen Dr Ma�hew Leach'Safety Based Prac�ce' - harmonising tradi�onal knowledge and scien�fic evidence based prac�ce

Past and Present: Clinical applica�ons for Kawakawa (Piper excelsum), an indigenous plant from Aotearoa

The expressed demand for complementary medicine interven�ons and services in rural South Australia

Dr Liza Oates & Dr Greg Connolly Laurence Katsaras Dr Brad McEwenWellness and Health Promo�on: the emerging seventh principle of holis�c medicine

Adaptogens: Tradi�onal Medicine Helps to Match for Modern Living

The art and science of clinical prescribing in pa�ents with PCOS and Cardiometabolic syndrome: Combining tradi�onal knowledge and science for future prac�ce

Dr Glen McLaren Dr Joanna Harne� Sandra LucasDialec�cs and Virtue Ethics: Applying Ancient Wisdom to Current Health Problems

An evalua�on of garlic products available in Australian pharmacies - from the label to the laboratory

What CAM prac��oners are recommending for acute respiratory tract infec�on in children and why are parents u�lising their services?

12:30PM

12:40PM

WorkshopStream A

WorkshopStream B

Advancing Prac�ceStream C

1:40PM

Sally Mathrick

Naturopathy stakes its claim: Fas�ng the whole person

2:10PM Robert Thomas

Examining The Changing Face of The Tradi�onal Naturopathic Paradigm - has the recent focus on concepts like methyla�on and ‘leaky gut’ modified the core principles?

2:40PMMichael Thomsen

Fas�ng for health and longevity – from calorie restric�on to intermi�ent fas�ng and the fas�ng-mimicking diet

3:10PM

3:40PM

4:40PM

5:10PM

5:40PM

Registra�on

9:00AM

Dr Francesca PanzironiAboriginal Tradi�onal Medicine: Tradi�onal Wisdom and Prac�ce in the XXI century

Dr Amie SteelNaturopathic Approaches to Treatment: An interna�onal survey of naturopathic approaches to clinical care

MORNING TEA

Conference Opening

Dr Erica McIntyrePlanetary health: Challenges and opportuni�es for naturopaths and herbalists

11:40AM

11:10AM

Amina Eastham-Hillier

Wildcra�ing herbal medicines and edible plants found in Australia: Iden�fica�on of medicinal plants can be challenging and o�en takes experience to iden�fy the correct species

Gill Stannard

Overcoming isola�on in prac�ce

WELCOME RECEPTION

LUNCH

AFTERNOON TEA

12:10PM

Poster Session (overlapping with end of concurrent session and lunch)

Assoc Prof Jon WardlePrimary care, public health and health promo�on impact of naturopathic providers in Australia: challenges and opportuni�es

Dr Jason HawrelakUsing Herbal Medicines to Modify the Microbiota

SATURDAY 30TH MARCH DAY 2

7:00AM VIP Breakfast: keynote panel

8:00AM

8:30AM

10:00AM

10:30AM

Herbal InsightsStream A

Educa�onStream B

WorkshopStream C

Prof Kerry Bone Mark Hinchey

Western Medicinal Plants for the Treatment of Acne: Blending Tradi�on with Biomedical Science

Pedagogical Considera�ons for Educators Teaching an EBP Curriculum – A Guide for Educators Delivering a Bachelor of Health Science (Naturopathy) in Australia

Dr Janet Schloss Rachel Arthur

Medicinal Cannabis - why do Herbalists and Naturopaths need to know about it?

Contemporary Naturopathy - A Discourse on Diagnos�c Dualism

Rhiannon HardinghamHerbal medicine support for women undergoing in vitro fer�lisa�on (IVF): U�lising tradi�onal knowledge alongside contemporary clinical skills and understanding.

12:20PM

12:30PM

13:30PM

14:15PM

14:45PM

15:15PM

Public HealthStream A

Complex CareStream B

Prac�ce InsightsStream C

15:45PM Dr Rachel CanawayIntegra�ng tradi�onal medicine systems with na�onal health systems: Lessons from Asia and musing on the 'forge�ng' of wisdom

David Casteleijn

PEP, PrEP and TasP - What a Naturopath needs to know about HIV in 2019

Dawn Whi�en

Breastmilk Microbiome and Glycobiome

16:15PM Cherie CautImproving dietary guideline adherence in preconcep�on care through a behaviour change approach - dietary and nutri�on educa�on and counselling delivered by clinical naturopaths

Shannon CarlinThe role of Zizyphus spinosa in resolving tamoxifen (selec�ve estrogen receptor modulator) induced hot flushes and night sweats, through breast cancer case

Dr Liza Oates

Beyond the illness paradigm: case-taking for wellness op�misa�on

16:45PM Dr Greg Connolly

Cancer pa�ents, complementary medicine, and the hospital system

Charmaine Dennis

Vitality in business – what is the secret formula?

17:15PM Dr Karen Bridgman

RESISTANCE MATTERS! Hepa��s C and the DAAs. The Shadow Side.

Dr Zahra Aya�

Six golden rules of Tradi�onal Persian medicine to have healthy life style

19:00PM

ARRIVAL TEA AND COFFEE

Tina HausserNaturopathic History: Origins Of Modern Naturopathic Prac�ce

MORNING TEA

9:30AM Kim GrahamCAM and complexity theory: a novel research approach to explore naturopathic philosophy and prac�ce

Dr Joanna Harne�The diagnos�c and clinical management of individuals recommended gluten free diets by complementary medicine prac��oners

12:00PM

11:30AM

11:00AM

GALA DINNER & PROFESSIONAL AWARDS CEREMONY

AFTERNOON TEA

Ngankari clinic

Jenny Adams, Dr Judy Singer, Dr Ses Salmond & Sally Chick

Models of naturopathy in community health: First na�ons, drug and alcohol, refugee and women’s health services

Poster Session (overlapping with end of concurrent session and lunch)

LUNCH

Sandra ClairSustainable wildcra�ing for plant-based medicines: threats and ethics

Ngankari clinic

Ngankari clinic

Carly Woods

Breathe Yourself to Be�er Health - Nervous system nourishment and the clinical applica�on of Buteyko

Jill DunnNaturopathy and Social theory: Transi�on from past ‘alterna�ve’ occupa�on to health profession

Dr Amie SteelTransi�oning to Prac�ce: Experiences, a�tudes and percep�ons of recently graduated naturopaths

Catherine Smith & Teresa Mitchell-Paterson

The importance of professional case sharing

SUNDAY 31ST MARCH DAY 3

8:30AM

9:00AMKerrie Oakes Community Herb Clinics and the Social Determinants of Health

Alison Maunder Effec�veness of herbal medicine for weight loss: a systema�c review and meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials

10:00AM

ResearchStream A

Prac�ce InsightsStream B

Advancing Prac�ceStream C

Ian Breakspear Judy Jacka Dr Nirala Jacobi

Olive Leaf in Cardiovascular Care: A Phytochemical Comparison of Extracts in the Australian Marketplace

The Cinderella Principle in Energy Medicine Diagnosis & Prac�ce

The Methane Conundrum: SIBO or LIBO? New insights into the diagnosis and treatment of methane dominant cons�pa�on

Dr Ses Salmond Rebecca Reid Rebecca HughesHep573 Study, A Randomised, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Trial of silymarin alone and combined with an�oxidants to improve vitality and the quality of life in chronic hepa��s C

Historical and contemporary naturopathic recommenda�ons for cases of endometriosis, dysmenorrhea, and menorrhagia

Iden�fying and trea�ng hormonal drivers in the naturopathic management of acne vulgaris

Assoc Prof Karin Ried Sandra Villela Dr Chris�ne Houghton

Kyolic Aged Garlic Extract improves Gut Microbiota, Inflamma�on & Cardiovascular Health in Hypertensives: The GarGIC trial

Applica�on and explora�on of the new PMS guidelines, for the Naturopathic prac��oner

Targe�ng the Gut-Immune interface to simultaneously address Immune and Metabolic disease.

Bradley Leech Geraldine Headley Julianne GrantTreatment interven�ons for the management of intes�nal permeability: A cross-sec�onal survey of complementary and integra�ve medicine prac��oners

Don't Risk More Than You Are Prepared To Lose - Lessons from a failed business venture - A systema�c analysis and improvements to prac�ce

The Role of Herbal Immune Modulators in Chronic Infec�ons

12:30PM

WorkshopStream A

WorkshopStream B

WorkshopStream C

13:30PMDr Sue Evans & Greg Whi�en

Seeing, Feeling. Smelling, Tas�ng - is Believing. Assessing the quality of herbs through our senses - a hands-on workshop

Candace Borg

Mental Health disorders are higher in the vegetarian/vegan (veg*n) popula�on. Why is this? Is it simply a nutri�onal issue or is there more to it? What are we as prac��oners missing? What else do we need to consider when trea�ng the veg*n demographic?

Daen Medina & Dr Suman Naik

Working with indicators of pa�ent-centred care to increase the integra�on of complementary and alterna�ve medicine with conven�onal medicine; to improve pa�ent outcomes in Type 2 Diabetes

15:00PM

15:30PM

16:30PM Conference Close

16:45PM

LUNCH

Finish

AFTERNOON TEA

Professor Michael HeinrichChoices of primary healthcare. From 'tradi�onal' medicine to global healthcare needs and solu�ons.

ARRIVAL TEA AND COFFEE

MORNING TEA

Dr Amie Steel, Dr Janet Schloss and Jason Rainforest

The clinical applica�on and value of urinary kryptopyrrole tes�ng: transla�onal research for Australian clinical prac�ce

Be�na SchmollTongue diagnosis and suitable herbs for op�mal treatment protocols

Dr Susan ArentzHerbal medicine plus lifestyle for overweight women with polycys�c ovary syndrome: a randomised control trial.

9:30AM

11:00AM

11:30PM

12:00PM

10:30AM