Your patients' brain fog, fatigue, and mood symptoms don't start in the brain - they start in the environment.

Environmental degradation, indoor air and building exposure, and psychosocial mismatch are converging as upstream drivers of chronic inflammation, neuroinflammation, and treatment-resistant clinical presentations, yet most clinical training stops at the gut-brain axis and rarely goes further upstream.

EnviroHealth 2026 brings together leading voices in environmental and integrative medicine, Dr Leo Pruimboom (PhD), Dr Rob Verkerk (PhD), and Louise Carder, the map that full chain: from planetary-scale ecological change, to the buildings we live and work in, to the nervous system and brain. 

During the day, you'll get a clinical framework for assessing environmental and ecological load in your patients, practical assessment tools (including CIRS and mould-related illness) and an evidence base for treating the environment as a root-cause variable, not background context. 

This is a working day for practitioners, not a lecture series - leave with questions you can add to your intake and model you can apply in clinic the following week.

THIS IS AN ESSENTIAL EVENT FOR PRACTITIONERS SEEKING:
— Deeper insight into complex, chronic, and multisystem illness
— Tools to better support neuroinflammatory and environmentally-driven conditions
— Cutting-edge thinking bridging ecology, behaviour, and biology
— Approaches that reflect the realities of modern clinical practice

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