Speakers

Fernando Janer-Sánchez is the Dean of the School of Naturopathic Medicine at Universidad Ana G. Méndez. With a Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine and a Master of Social Work, he has over a decade of experience in naturopathic medical education and community practice.

Joanna Harnett is an Associate Professor at the University of Sydney. Her research focuses on the quality use of complementary medicines and clinical studies in gastrointestinal health. She is a board member of the ISCMR and serves on the TGA's Advisory Committee.

Leonidas Heringer is the Secretary of Health of Búzios, Vice President of COSEMS-RJ, and a representative of CONASEMS at the National Health Council. He is a biologist with a Master's degree in management and audits and has 12 years of experience in municipal health management.

Leah Grout is an Associate Research Professor and Research Data Analyst with a PhD in public health. Her work focuses on a broad array of public health topics, supported by extensive experience in research, data analysis, and public policy.

Mariana Villela is an Architect, Urban Planner, and PhD student at UFSC. Her research focuses on Healthcare Architecture and Integrative Health Environments, exploring how the built environment supports well-being and the integration of TCIM practices.

Mauricio H. Chaloub is a Naturologist with a degree from UNISUL and executive education in Management, Innovation, and Leadership from Harvard Business School. He is a partner-owner of Casa de Saúde São Lucas and GS Saúde, where he applies his clinical expertise.

Philippe Sterlingot is an osteopath and the Chair of the Osteopathic International Alliance. His career is dedicated to ensuring high standards in osteopathic training and care, backed by a Master's degree in health law and extensive leadership in national and international organizations.

Nathalia Oliveira da Silva is a Sanitary Nurse from the University of São Paulo (USP) with a specialization in Public Health. She is a Technical Advisor for Brazil's National Policy on Integrative and Complementary Practices (PNPIC) at the Ministry of Health.

Dr. Roberto Campos Jeldres is a Pediatric Hematologist-Oncologist in Chile. He leads integrative and palliative care units at Clínica Sanatorio Alemán and Hospital Las Higueras, focusing on improving quality of life for children with cancer through complementary therapies.

Rick Sá is a researcher at CABSIN and a PhD candidate in Clinical Naturopathy. His work focuses on Biofield Therapies and biocommunication, integrating quantum biology with integrative health. He is also a speaker and author dedicated to practical applications of science for well-being.