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Colorado Governor Signs Bill Regulating Naturopathic DoctorsEnactment Will Increase Access to Natural Medicine for Illness Prevention and Treatment
Denver, CO, June 5 – Governor John Hickenlooper signed into law a measure to allow naturopathic doctors to register with the state to legally practice naturopathic medicine. Colorado becomes the 17th state to do so, along with the District of Columbia.
“I am proud that Colorado has taken the lead in ensuring that well trained naturopathic doctors, appropriately regulated, become a viable health care option for the citizens of our state,” said Rep. Joann Ginal (D-Ft. Collins), the bill’s lead sponsor. Sen. Linda Newell (D-Littleton), the bill’s sponsor in the Senate, commented that “naturopathic doctors are going to be a key component in health care, saving the state millions of dollars through their focus on disease prevention and natural treatment, such as nutrition, lifestyle counseling and botanical medicine.” Continue reading.
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Are You Attending the 2013 Naturopathic Family Reunion? Yes, there will be plenty of great CE (includes 3.75 Rx and 2 OB) and a full-day dedicated to Breast Cancer in Clinical Practice (includes 2.5 Rx) that you will not want to miss plus a conversation amongst leaders in the field that wants to hear your voice. However, there will be even more to enjoy outside the classroom! ![]() ![]() ![]() |
ATTENTION MONTHLY MEMBERS
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The DC FLI: A Resounding Success If you weren’t part of the 2013 DC FLI, resolve to be next year! Naturopathic medicine’s premier advocacy event (the 10th anniversary FLI, in fact) emanated vibrancy, solidarity, and a resolve to make greater inroads into health care policy nationally. Several of the profession’s most renowned speakers presented compelling messages. Dr. Joseph Pizzorno, president emeritus of Bastry University, documented the remarkable progress that naturopathic medicine has made since 1975, explained why our current society so desperately needs the wisdom of the naturopathic approach, and sketched out the practical benchmarks of success. Dr. Tracy Gaudet, director of the Veterans Health Administration’s Office of Patient Centered Care and Cultural Transformation, brought the audience to its feet with an inspirational vision of medical care that regards health as far more than disease management, that understands the myriad connections between body and mind, psyche and soma, and that ultimately treats people as the unique individuals they are. Continue reading. |
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Practice and Professional Development Webinar Series
June 27, 2013, 4:00pm to 5:00pm EST |
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