Integrative Medicine for Mental Health

Welcome

Integrative medicine for mental health is a whole body approach utilizing multiple fields of medicine and nutritional sciences. The goal is to help patients regain mental wellness through the use of individualized metabolic testing, nutritional therapies, dietary interventions, along with traditional medical treatments, including medications and psychotherapy.

Provide your e-mail address and you will receive a free chapter from The Breakthrough Depression Solution
by James Greenblatt, M.D., one of the featured speakers at the 2011 IMMH Conference in Sedona.

Mission Statement

To advance the knowledge and improve the treatment of mental health disorders utilizing a whole body approach that works with multiple fields of medicine, nutritional sciences, and community-based resources. By focusing on the individual’s unique genetic, biochemical and nutritional status, customized treatment plans can be implemented to provide better treatment outcomes. This method can be used to augment traditional medical approaches. Relevant laboratory analysis is used to evaluate and treat underlying contributory biomedical issues which may include nutritional deficiencies, food allergies, infections, and toxicities. IMMH is committed to educating medical professionals in the use of research-based therapies through conferences, workshops, webinars, newsletters, and web-based resources.

IMMH Newsletter

IMMH strives to offer the most up-to-date information on integrative medicine in mental health, practical clinical solutions, and a directory of professionals supportive of the integrative approach. IMMH is continuously adding new resources, upcoming events, webinars, and conferences to the website.

November 2011 Newsletter

Exciting Updates

The 2011 IMMH Sedona Conference Recording on DVD-ROM is Now Available for $125! ORDER NOW.

William Shaw, Ph.D., presents his latest discovery in the article "The Unique Vulnerability of the Human Brain to Toxic Chemical Exposure and the Importance of Toxic Chemical Evaluation and Treatment in Orthomolecular Psychiatry." This article is published in the peer-reviewed Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine. Read more...