Quarterly Symposiums
Now with CME Accreditation through EEDS
Integrative virtual reality in healthcare
Presenters: Jacek Pinski, MD | Jeffrey I. Gold, PhD
Date: December 4, 2023, 12-1 PM PST
CME Credits: 1.0 Credit
Learn about Virtual Reality (VR) technology, the clinical benefits of VR, VR applications for pain and anxiety management, the execution of VR in a medical setting, and more.
What is sleep and why does it matter?
Presenters: Ravi Aysola, MD | Emily Gilett, MD | Sara Ivanhoe, MA
Date: October 18th, 2023, 12-1:30PM PST
CME Credits: 1.5 credits
Mind and Body Benefits of Recreational Exercise
Presenters: Jonathan Casper, Ph.D. | Susan Harris, PT, Ph.D., FCAHS | Guonrong "Garry" Cai, MS
Date: March 2, 2023, 12-1:30PM PST
CME Credits: 1.5
Learn about the physical and psychosocial benefits of Pickleball with older adults, the mind/body benefits of Dragon Boat Racing after breast cancer, and the quality of life benefits of Golf.
Trauma-Informed Care: Integrating Mind, Body, and Spirit
Presenters: Megan Mooney, Ph.D. | Victoria Austin
Date: December 6, 2022, 12-1:30 PM PST
CME Credits: 1.5 Credits
Participate and learn about integrative, indigenous, and community approaches to caring for our emotional and spiritual well-being.
INtegrative Mental Health: Seeing mental Health through new eyes
Presenters: Omid Naim, MD | Miguel Rivera | Lewis Mehl-Madrona, MD
Date: May 16, 2022 12:00 - 1:30 PM
CME Credits: 1.5 Credits
Participate and learn about integrative, indigenous, and community approaches to caring for our emotional and spiritual well-being.
Integrative Oncology: The Art and Science of the Healing Journey
Presenters: Mary Hardy, MD | Marisa Perdomo, PT, DPT | Aaron Cook, LAc
Date: Jan 25, 2022 12:00 – 1:30 PM
CME Credits: 1.5 Credits
Participate and learn about evidence-based holistic practices, and integrative modalities from three clinical practitioners as they guide patients through their healing journey.
to eat or not to eat?: culinary medicine and intermittent fasting
Fall 2021
To eat or not to eat, that is the question. As a strong believer of “let food by thy medicine,” Madhu D. Hardasmalani, MD of the Keck School of Medicine advocates using food as a method of mind-body healing and resilience building. Contrastingly, Valter Longo, PhD of the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology runs a lab dedicated to the science of intermittent fasting for longevity. Join us for an hour of riveting presentations and discussion between Madhu D. Hardasmalani, MD and Valter Longo, PhD moderated by IIHW’s Jeffrey I Gold, PhD.
Surfing, gardening, and garden design: nature-based interventional programs & research
Summer 2021
A presentation by Carly M. Rogers, Amy Wagenfeld, and Daniel Winterbottom.
