Education department (RLHIM)

Cognitive behaviour therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) is the gold standard for treating insomnia. It leads to large and long-lasting improvements and is effective in the majority of patients. It is not only effective in primary insomnia but has also been shown to be just as effective in patients with a wide range of comorbid psychiatric and physical conditions. It also increases the likelihood of being able to stop sleeping medications.

This two day course will equip attendees with all the skills they will need to set up and run a group CBT-I program. It will cover the theory behind the different techniques, but more importantly, will draw on the experience of clinicians from our specialist insomnia treatment program, to address the practical aspects of running a course, dealing with resistance, modifying the program for specific patient groups and managing medication reduction.  The course will focus on working with groups, both face-to-face and over the internet, but will also discuss the treatment of individual patients. Attendees will be given a full set of handouts to use with their patients and relevant literature to support their practice.

This course would be suitable for doctors, nurses, psychologists, counsellors, occupational therapists, social workers and any other medical or allied health professionals.

The course will be run by Dr Hugh Selsick and the team at the Insomnia and Behavioural Sleep Medicine Clinic, which is the largest insomnia clinic in the U.K. and has treated thousands of patients. We aim to give everyone who attends the course the tools and the confidence to start treating patients of their own and previous attendees have gone on to establish successful CBT-I programs in the NHS and in private practice.

For an application form, please contact Janet Joseph, janet.joseph1@nhs.net

The cognitive behaviour therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) is due to run on 16/17 March, course costs £360 for two days.

We run online taster talks throughout the year. In these talks you will learn more about integrated medicine in the NHS and history and structure of the RLHIM hospital. There will be an opportunity to ask questions. Please contact the academic unit for further details.

Qualified statutorily registered healthcare professionals are welcome to attend the hospital for visits and observerships. Please contact the academic unit for further information.

Integrated medicine is gaining more interest as clinicians and patients both look for holistic, non-pharmacological options to address the burden of common and chronic conditions. Royal London Hospital for integrated medicine has extensive experience in providing complementary therapies in the NHS to a wide range of patients. 

This two-day face-to-face course will introduce you to different complementary therapies that are currently approved by the NICE guidelines. The course will include taster sessions in acupuncture, mindfulness, Tai chi, autogenic training and clinical hypnosis. We will also have a chance to discuss research in CAM medicine and safe use of complementary and alternative medicines. 

The presenters are NHS experts in their fields and will be able to advise on where to go next for accredited training for complementary therapies. 

This course is a good starting base for practitioners who are ready to take first steps into Integrated medicine but are not sure where to start, and those who are looking to advise better to their patients on evidence-based CAM therapies. 

This course would be suitable for doctors, nurses, psychologists, occupational therapists, social workers and any other medical or allied health professionals. 

• Cost £220
• Course date 4/5 June 2026

For further information and an application form, please contact:

Academic Unit
The Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine
60 Great Ormond Street
London WC1N 3HR

Telephone: 020 3448 2311 

Email: janet.joseph1@nhs.net

Many women experience menopause and endometriosis alongside major life stressors, long waiting times, and limited treatment options. This workshop focuses on practical, person-centred, integrative strategies that clinicians can safely use in everyday NHS practice to support women more effectively.

What the workshop will cover:

• An overview of the Integrated Women’s Health service and patient pathways
• A person-centred, integrative consultation approach
• Case-based examples from specialist practice
• Lifestyle interventions to support menopause and endometriosis, including supportive dietary principles, sleep and fatigue management
• Psychological and mind–body approaches, including CBT-based strategies for hot flushes and sleep disturbance
• The role and safety of integrative therapies (e.g. acupuncture, mind–body approaches) within NHS care

Presenters: 

The workshop will be delivered by a multidisciplinary team from an NHS Integrated Women’s Health Service, including:

• Specialty Grade Doctor in Integrated Women’s Health
• Specialist Dietitian (holistically informed practice)
• Psychologist specialising in sleep and CBT-based approaches for hot flushes

Format:

• Live online (Zoom)
• Interactive and case-based
• Q&A / podcast-style expert discussions
• Opportunity to submit questions in advance

Who is this course for?

• GPs
• Nurse practitioners and practice nurses
• Allied health professionals
• Clinicians with an interest in menopause, endometriosis, and integrated care

Online - 3rd July 2026 - 09:00-13:00 - £75.00

For further information and an application form, please contact:

Academic Unit 
The Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine 
60 Great Ormond Street
London
WC1N 3HR

Telephone: 020 3448 2311
Email: janet.joseph1@nhs.net