Webinars 2026
Our free webinars will be hosted as a recurring Zoom meeting throughout the entire month, meaning you will only have to sign-up once for a month’s worth of webinars. This won’t commit you to every webinar, instead when you follow the registration link you will be asked which events you would like to attend. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Are you signed up to the Practitioner register? If not, to register yourself with Bionutri, please send an email with your details to info@bionutri.co.uk.
What webinars are available, and when?
Epithelium serves as the vital biological terrain where the body meets the outside world and serves as the foundational gatekeeper determining health versus disease. It is the body’s ultimate frontier, forming the crucial boundary between internal systems and the external environment. This dynamic interface actively directs immune responses, metabolic functions, and defence. Epithelial tissues provide the body’s first line of protection from physical, chemical, and biological damage and performs a variety of functions that include protection, excretion, filtration, diffusion, and sensory reception.
This webinar will discuss the nutrition needed for the health of this important body tissue.
1 hour CPD with Sue McGarrigle ND
Naturopathy is a back to basics system of diet, exercise, fresh air, and exposure to nature largely developed in the early nineteenth century, but very much based on the teaching of Hippocrates. It invokes the use of herbalism and homeopathy as well as nutrition.
How compatible is this system with the world we now find ourselves living in? Can a practitioner really guide a client back to nature in our technologically dominated, industrial landscape. And what are the incidences of naturopathy playing a part in modern day life?
In this one hour CPD talk, Edward Joy will uncover a few naturopathic surprises.
Many women suffer with androgen imbalances, and often it is caused by a dysfunction between the endocrine and metabolic system and only in a few women does it present as cysts in the ovaries. How do we know then who suffers? As nutritional therapists, how can we best support these two systems to allow for healthy cycles?
Join us in this webinar to understand more about these complexities.
1 hour CPD with Rosie Rayner ND
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
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