AIMA

Introducing Australasian Integrative Medicine Association

What is AIMA?

The Australasian Integrative Medicine Association (AIMA) is the peak medical body representing the doctors and other health care practitioners who practice integrative medicine.

Our Vision

A society where everyone can experience their optimal health and wellbeing through integrative medicine and its sustainable model of healthcare.

Our Mission

AIMA leads and facilitates the development of integrative medical care as being core to the health and wellbeing of individuals and society as a whole.

Advocacy

AIMA advocates for the practice of integrative medicine in Australasia and supports doctors and other practitioners in their practice.

Education

AIMA offers education for doctors and other practitioners including a mentored pathway for doctors and an inter-professional communications module for practitioners.

Jobs

Please click here to visit our jobs board. If you'd like to submit an ad please email us using the contact form below.

Join

Become a members of our supportive community.

Events

Discover AIMA and integrative medicine events in Australia and New Zealand.

Latest News & Events

AIMA NZ Pre-Conference Retreat 2020

We are thrilled to invite you to attend our pre-conference retreat in the lead up to the AIMA NZ Conference in March 2020. Healing, ourselves and the planet A retreat like no other. Join us for this unique co-creative get-together focusing on self-care and self-healing. As practitioners, we are all aware of the importance of […]

Date: 2019-09-24 10 Comments

AIMA NZ Conference 2019

“An integrative approach to personal, patient and planetary wellbeing” The AIMA NZ Conference 2020 is New Zealand’s leading event for the integrative medicine community. A ‘must-do’ for all doctors, health practitioners, students and members of the public who want to open their minds to the advantages that integrative medicine can provide to their lives and […]

Date: 2019-09-03 10 Comments

Natural therapies under attack

As natural therapies grow in popularity, efforts to regulate the industry and curtail public use have increased. But are these efforts about control rather than science, and are they restricting our access to well-researched, lowrisk therapies that may improve public health? Read the full article by Linda Moon published in The Saturday Paper 24 August […]

Date: 2019-08-27 10 Comments