LYME DISEASE TO BE FOCUS OF FREE INTEGRATIVE HEALTH LECTURE
Dr. Thomas Moorcroft will be the guest lecturer at Windham Hospital on Wednesday, February 23, 2011, at 7 pm in the Hospital’s education center. His presentation will focus on the topic of Lyme Disease and other tick-borne illnesses, and will cover conventional diagnosis and treatment of these problems, as well as comprehensive, integrative approaches to healing. Dr. Moorcroft will also explain Chronic Toxic Overload and how he utilizes this concept with patients in his medical practice.
Dr. Moorcroft is an osteopathic physician who says he often sees “patients with chronic pain, fatigue, and brain fog—all symptoms of chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, and Lyme Disease.” In his practice, he treats these patients with an integrated body-mind-spirit approach, combining the best practices of conventional and integrative medicine. His goal, he says, is to “help patients regain their health and live the lives they truly want to live.”
The February 23 event is one of a series of free lectures hosted by the Integrative Health Services Department at Windham Hospital. Future programs in the nine-part series include “Re-Connecting to the Web of Life: Indigenous Perspectives and Practices for Well-Being” presented by Marian Vitali, DC, on March 23; “Your Health and Intuition: The Essential Connection,” presented by Kimble Greene, PhD, on April 27, and “Skin Cancer Awareness” on May 25, presented by the World Skin Project Group.
For more information please call 860-456-6002
For a complete listing of lecture topics and dates visit www.windhamhospital.org and click on “services,” then “integrative health.”
The educational programs presented by Integrative Health Services are provided as a community service, and are not necessarily endorsements of a particular health regimen or practitioner by Windham Hospital. |