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[post_content] => Around 20 trade, professional and charity exhibitors will be attending the Society of Homeopaths annual conference in Oxford this weekend (March 22-24), the highest number for several years.
The line-up includes pharmacies Helios Homoeopathy and Weleda, food supplement specialists OptiBac Probiotics who are attending for the first time, Minerva Books, and computer software companies Synergy and RadarOpus.
Charities and education bodies at the event include dedicated homeopathy organisations Ghana Homeopathy, Homeopathy Action Trust, Travelling Homoeopaths Collective, 4Homeopathy, the Homeopathy Research Institute, and the School of Homeopathy, alongside two specialising in birthing and midwifery, Doula UK and the Radical Midwives Association, reflecting the conference's key theme of pregnancy and fertility.
The conference, at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, is sponsored this year by Helios Homoeopathy, OptiBac Probiotics and James Hallam Ltd.
Pamela Stevens, Society Marketing Manager, said: "Our exhibitors are always a big attraction and this year we have the highest number we have had for a long time. It is a great opportunity for members to see new products that they may want to use in their practice, talk to suppliers about the latest trends in demand from clients, and generally to network with an array of people on the commercial side of the sector.
"We're also grateful to our sponsors for their valuable support for the conference."
There are still a few places available at the conference. Click here for details
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Around 20 trade, professional and charity exhibitors will be attending the Society of Homeopaths annual conference in Oxford this weekend (March 22-24), the highest number for several years.
The line-up includes pharmacies Helios Homoeopathy and Weleda, food supplement specialists OptiBac Probiotics who are attending for the first time, Minerva Books, and computer software companies Synergy and RadarOpus.
Charities and education bodies at the event include dedicated homeopathy organisations Ghana Homeopathy, Homeopathy Action Trust, Travelling Homoeopaths Collective, 4Homeopathy, the Homeopathy Research Institute, and the School of Homeopathy, alongside two specialising in birthing and midwifery, Doula UK and the Radical Midwives Association, reflecting the conference’s key theme of pregnancy and fertility.
The conference, at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, is sponsored this year by Helios Homoeopathy, OptiBac Probiotics and James Hallam Ltd.
Pamela Stevens, Society Marketing Manager, said: “Our exhibitors are always a big attraction and this year we have the highest number we have had for a long time. It is a great opportunity for members to see new products that they may want to use in their practice, talk to suppliers about the latest trends in demand from clients, and generally to network with an array of people on the commercial side of the sector.
“We’re also grateful to our sponsors for their valuable support for the conference.”
There are still a few places available at the conference. Click here for details