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We're delighted to announce that the health philanthropists Bravewell have agreed to fund a second UK GP to attend the prestigious integrative health course for doctors at the University of Arizona. Dr Karine Nohr describes interests ranging from psychotherapy to Alexander Technique and explains how she's tried to apply some of them in her inner city practice. At Budehaven School in Cornwall plans are afoot to turn a vacant bungalow near the School into a health centre. We visit them for a day of blue skies thinking as children and teachers try to imagine the perfect wellness space. We also talk to Maggie Dunn, co-Chair of the newly formed Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council. She describes what the Council has been doing in the first six months of life and announces the opening of the register to some professions in January 2009. In the regulation world, we follow new developments at the Health Professions Council and news that complementary medicine may become enshrined in the Swiss constitution.
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