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ACNEM |
Fully independent, non-profit training College offering membership and postgraduate education for health professionals, within a supportive environment |
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POSTGRADUATE
EDUCATION |
Principles and practice of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine, enabling immediate application. |
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MEMBERSHIP |
Providing support, mentoring and Fellowship Programme |
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RESOURCES |
List of ACNEM trained doctors (see products/services)
Journal articles, CD-ROMs |
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ACNEM Training Calendar
You can register online now for any of these 2010 courses or events to take advantage of the early bird discounts. If you change your mind later, you can transfer your registration to another course up to a week prior to the course without charge.
Please note the special events in March in Melbourne below.
Click here to register online
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March 11-14, 2010 - Melbourne (Sebel Hotel, Albert Park)
Register by 28 February for the 30-day early bird price |
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Primary Course in NEM. ACNEM's foundation training in Nutritional and Environmental Medicine. (4 days, 11-14 March) Register |
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The GUT - Nutritional Influences on Gastrointestinal Health and Disease including gut dysbiosis and permeability, featuring Dr Jean Monro, Prof Ian Brighthope, Prof Mel Sydney-Smith, Dr Henry Butt, Dr James Read, Danielle de Natris, Rachel Arthur and Dr Henry Sztulman (2 days, 11-12 March) Register |
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Epigenetics & Nutrigenomics - Nature or Nurture? The molecular basis of environmental and genetic interactions, featuring Prof Michael Fenech (CSIRO), Dr Naomi Bishop, Prof Mel Sydney-Smith, Dr Russell Cooper, Dr Kerry Harris and Rachel Arthur (2 days, 13-14 March) Register |
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Special events at the March training:
(open to everyone, partners and colleagues invited)
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International Guest Speaker
Dr Jean Monro, MBBS, MRCS, LRCP, FAAEM, DIBEM, MACOEM, is Medical Director of Breakspear Hospital in the UK, and is an internationally recognised specialist in environmental medicine.
Dr Monro will be lecturing in the 'GUT' course, and will also present the Keynote address on 'Provocation Neutralisation' at the Cocktail Reception on Friday 12 March (below).
Dr Jean Monro has a background in hospital general medicine and worked at the National Hospital for Nervous Diseases, Queen Square, London, researching migraine and multiple sclerosis. She entered full time practice in Environmental Medicine in 1982 and in 1988 established the Breakspear Hospital for Allergy and Environmental Medicine. Dr Monro has also been a Consultant at Fachkrankenhaus Nordfriesland, Germany since 1991. She has many publications to her name and regularly speaks at conferences worldwide. Her primary areas of interest are nutritional medicine and immunology, metabolic function and environmental medicine.
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Cocktail Reception and Guest Speakers, Friday 12 March 7pm-11pm
Featuring addresses by Prof Ian Brighthope, Dr Gary Deed and Prof Kerryn Phelps, followed by a Keynote address by Dr Jean Monro on 'Provocation Neutralisation'. Partners and colleagues invited. Cost: $90 per person, or free of charge if you are attending one of the March training courses. Register
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Gala Fellowship & Graduate Reunion Dinner, Sat 13 March 7pm-11pm
Featuring three courses, drinks, live entertainment (including from some of our own!), speeches, and some pleasant surprises. Partners and colleagues invited. Cost: $150 per person. Register |
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May 13-16, 2010 - Fremantle (Esplanade Hotel)
Register by 13 March for the best early bird price |
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Primary Course in NEM. ACNEM's foundation training in Nutritional and Environmental Medicine. (4 days, 13-16 May) Register |
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Environmental Influences on Health and Disease including Toxicology and Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (2 days, 13-14 May) Register |
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Neurodegenerative Diseases and Cognitive Health, with focus on Alzheimers, Schizophrenia and Autism Spectrum Disorders (2 days, 15-16 May) Register |
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July 8-11, 2010 - Melbourne (venue to be advised)
Register by 8 April for the best early bird price |
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Injectable Nutrients, including the safe and effective use of Vitamin C, B, Magnesium, Glutathione and Alpha-Lipoic Acid (2 days, 8-9 July) Register |
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Chelation Therapy, including indications, safety, protocols of treatment and chelating agents such as EDTA, DMSA, DMPS, GSH & IVC. (2 days, 10-11 July) Register |
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Optional Certification in Chelation Therapy (written and oral exam) Register |
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August 12-15, 2010 - Queenstown, NZ (Rydges Lakeland Resort)
Register by 12 May for the best early bird price |
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Primary Course in NEM. ACNEM's foundation training in Nutritional and Environmental Medicine. (4 days, 12-15 August)Register |
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Cancer, "Every Third Person". What the experts say on biomedical influences on prevention and survival. (2 days, 12-13 August) Register |
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Brain Health, from Autism and ADHD to Alzheimers - a biomedical approach. (2 days, 14-15 August) Register |
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November 18-21, 2010 - Sydney (venue to be advised)
Register by 18 August for the best early bird price |
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Primary Course in NEM. ACNEM's foundation training in Nutritional and Environmental Medicine. (4 days, 18-21 November) Register |
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Scratches, Itches and Wheezes. Allergy, autoimmune, skin prick testing and dermatological conditions. (2 days, 18-19 November) Register |
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Tired or Wired? ACNEM's popular training in Thyroid and Adrenal conditions. (2 days, 20-21 November) Register |
If you haven't previously trained in nutritional medicine, we suggest you attend the 4-day Primary course before attending the more specialised 2-day courses. The easiest way to register is online. We also have 90-day and 30-day early bird discounts, so please register as soon as you can to receive the best possible price.
Click here to register online
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ACNEM is a fully accredited RACGP QA&CPD training provider for the 2008-2010 Triennium, with 40 Category 1 QA&CPD points allocated to most of our training programs. ACRRM and RNZCGP points may also be available. Please equire to confirm the availability of points.
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