Integrated naturopathy in the treatment of violence: Focus on individuals impacted by war, crime, tragedy, trauma, mental health within communities and high security prisons

Title : Integrated naturopathy in the treatment of violence: Focus on individuals impacted by war, crime, tragedy, trauma, mental health within communities and high security prisons

Abstract:

The research and evaluation report measured and evaluated this treatment as ‘unique’ and a ‘medical alternative’, the report outlines the benefits of extending the program for children broken with abuse violence family pain and suffering, for occupational health staff injured by violence in the workplace and to extend the program for mothers and women The research stated the program reached highest risk offenders, a prison aim normally difficult to reach. The research stated the benefits of a safer workplace and relief of pain and suffering should not be underestimated.

Biography:

Government research and evaluation on the ICTp* integrated collaborative was commissioned and funded by home office advisory body, Kings College Hospital, London. The ICTp was developed implemented in UK and led by Marian Mulligan from Ireland. Forensic naturopathy: initially working with a team of two hundred natural medicine professionals in high security prison environment. The initial prison was Wormwood Scrubs London UK.