The Comprehensive Healing Conference

The Comprehensive Healing Conference will take place at Mass General Brigham in Somerville, United States, providing an immersive experience tailored for healthcare professionals interested in integrative health and holistic care. This two-day event gathers leading experts in the field, including renowned speakers such as Wayne B. Jonas, MD, Susan Whitfield-Gabrieli, PhD, Steve Cole, PhD, Rick Leskowitz, MD, and Peter Wayne, PhD, to share their insights on whole-person healing practices.

The focus is on bridging evidence and experience, ensuring attendees leave equipped to integrate various healing modalities into their professional practice.

Throughout the conference, participants will have the opportunity to engage in hands-on learning experiences that showcase diverse healing strategies. Attendees can expect to try modalities like acupressure, sound healing, tai chi, yoga therapy, and more. Special sessions will delve into specific topics, such as “The Science and Practice of EFT & Tapping” led by Nick Ortner, alongside faculty from MGH and Harvard, and “InterPlay: Unlocking Story, Movement, and Voice.” Each afternoon features targeted breakout tracks addressing critical themes including the emotional basis of chronic pain, the integration of technology and wearables in healing, and the importance of movement and nutrition in health recovery.

By participating in these sessions, healthcare practitioners will deepen their understanding of integrative approaches, enabling them to better support their patients' emotional, physical, and psychological well-being.

In addition, the conference will provide Continuing Education (CE) credits, with 11.0 CE credits available for various healthcare disciplines, including psychology and social work. The MGH Institute of Health Professions, a seasoned leader in healthcare education, has jointly accredited this program to enhance the learning experience and professional development of attendees.

Participants will analyze and evaluate scientific evidence around integrative practices and learn to apply these strategies effectively in their clinical settings. This event not only emphasizes the importance of whole-person healing modalities but also aims to foster a community of healthcare professionals dedicated to advancing patient care through innovative, evidence-based practices.