Host A Satellite Meet Up
First off, thank you for being a part of the Functional Forum community, and for your interest in initiating a local Functional Forum meetup group in your area.
One of the biggest frustrations we hear from practitioners who practice the type of medicine that you do, is that you feel isolated from the rest of their medical community who don’t “get” the true value of what you offer. The purpose of the Functional Forum local meetup groups are to help you to develop a community of practitioners in your area who “get it”, to build your referral network, add value to your practice, your community, and the movement at large.
To help you develop your local community, we host our Functional Forum event on the first Monday of each month, and have made it easy for you to host an event to share the livestream broadcast with your local community.
- Stimulate referrals from specialists and other practitioners
- Develop a community of like-minded providers in your area
- Create an environment that helps your community of holistically-minded health professionals to become stronger
We broadcast the Functional Forum. You rally the attendees. If you are interested in setting up a Functional Forum meetup in your area, please apply.
We also have a podcast with two health coaches that created our first ever meetup in January 2015 at Mass General Hospital in Boston.
You can listen to that podcast here:
We deeply appreciate your participation.
Yours sincerely,
James Maskell
CEO and Founder Functional Forum
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About The Functional Forum
The Functional Forum is the world’s largest integrative medicine conference. On the first Monday of every month, this new concept in practitioner education, “medutainment”, brings together the latest health news, functional medicine research, practice development and health technology in an upbeat, entertaining way.
We curate the industry’s leading innovators in a mixed-media format that combines interviews, TED-style talks, videos, audience interaction, and music, all archived for free forever on our Youtube Channel.