Integrative medicine training supports a holistic, person-centered approach, bringing together conventional care and evidence-based complementary modalities to treat mind, body, and spirit. Whether you’re a therapist, physician, nurse, or rehab professional, integrating nutrition, lifestyle, stress regulation, sleep, movement, and psychosocial support enriches your clinical impact.
Through CE-accredited courses and certification tracks like the Certified Integrative Mental Health Provider (CIMHP) program, you’ll learn how to weave integrative medicine, nutrition & lifestyle medicine, and integrative mental health strategies into your work.
Courses such as Integrative Medicine & Nutrition for PTSD & Complex Trauma offer frameworks for applying whole-person care in trauma and mental health settings. This training doesn’t just benefit mental health clients: in rehabilitation, integrative approaches amplify recovery through enhanced sleep, inflammation control, stress resilience, and health behavior change.
Across professions, integrative medicine training gives you the tools to address root causes, not just symptoms.
Access no-cost materials to support your integrative practice: articles, blog posts, and clinical handouts that explore integrative mental health approaches, nutrition, lifestyle interventions, mind-body techniques, and trauma care. For example, PESI’s blogs on integrative mental health offer insights into balancing the biological, psychological, and social dimensions of care.
These resources nurture your ongoing development whether you’re preparing for integrative medicine training, seeking to deepen integrative mental health skills, or exploring how to blend conventional and complementary approaches in practice.
