On Demand Webinar: Sleep for Healing and Health

This webinar from the Institute for Natural Medicine (INM) explores the beautiful world of sleep.

Join Michelle Simon, ND, executive director of the INM and Catherine Darley, ND, and internationally recognized leader in naturopathic sleep medicine and director of The Institute of Naturopathic Sleep Medicine in Seattle. They discuss slumber and how it affects whole-self resilience to stress, chronic conditions, immune threats and more during the time of COVID-19.

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