Northern Centre of Integrative and Functional Medicine

Rosie, the organiser, wanted to reach out to the sports community with some important information about the Northern Centre of Integrative and Functional Medicine (NCIFM) in Grimsby, UK. Co-founded by sisters Helen Quirke and Dr Sally Moorcroft, NCIFM has a strong reputation for providing quality health and wellbeing services.

At NCIFM, clients start with a discovery call where their health goals are discussed. They are then paired with a suitable health practitioner or doctor. Whether it’s enhancing overall health, dealing with specific issues, or exploring alternative treatments, NCIFM’s team is there to support each individual.

Dr Sally Moorcroft, with 20 years of experience, leads the clinical team. She is also a tutor at the National Centre of Integrated Medicine in Bristol, underscoring her dedication to education and staying on top of new developments.

The NCIFM team includes Dr Miriam Mikicki and Preet Chana, alongside a variety of other health professionals like nutritional therapists, holistic therapists, acupuncturists, and massage therapists. This diversity ensures a comprehensive approach to care.

Services at NCIFM focus on Functional Medicine, which looks for root causes of health issues and creates personalised treatment plans. They also address hormone and thyroid imbalances, gut health, and offer nutritional therapy. They provide services for children, teenagers, and offer general wellbeing support.

Dr Sally’s Botanicals is their line of health products, designed to support various health needs. NCIFM also values education, offering courses, events, and mentoring, plus a herbal dispensary.

Clients can visit NCIFM in Grimsby or at their satellite clinic in Holt, Norfolk. The clinic welcomes everyone and is committed to delivering top-notch care in a caring environment.

For the latest health insights, clients can follow NCIFM’s blogs and podcasts covering various topics. Rosie believes the sports community will find the support and expertise at NCIFM beneficial for their health journey.