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‘Whole Person Pain Care’ in Collaboration with the University of Colorado

Written by Institute for Natural Medicine Staff
  • Last Updated January 26, 2026

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We’re pleased to announce the release of the video for the 2023 Strauss-Wisneski virtual lecture, Whole Person Pain Care: Integrative Models in a Federally Qualified Health Center and the Veterans Health Administration.

This lecture features John Finnell, ND, PhD(C), MPH, and Sharad Kohli, MD, and was recorded at the University of Colorado. The hour-long lecture covers the implementation of “Whole Person Pain Care,” an interdisciplinary stepped-care approach that addresses all aspects of a person’s health, life, and relationships.

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The Institute for Natural Medicine, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. INM’s mission is to transform health care in the United States by increasing public awareness of natural medicine and access to naturopathic doctors. Naturopathic medicine, with its person-centered principles and practices, has the potential to reverse the tide of chronic illness overwhelming healthcare systems and to empower people to achieve and maintain optimal lifelong health. INM strives to fulfil this mission through the following initiatives:

  • Education – Reveal the unique benefits and outcomes of evidence-based natural medicine
  • Access – Connect patients to licensed naturopathic doctors
  • Research – Expand quality research on this complex and comprehensive system of medicine

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