AFMCP Europe 2025 – blended online and in-person

AFMCP Europe provides interactive online learning with live lectures in London.
Regional pricing is available for practitioners living in the UK, Europe and the EMEA region.

AFMCP chapters 1-3 are completed online, at your own pace. Live participation in the facilitated sessions in London 4-5 April is mandatory for course completion.

At AFMCP, expert educators deliver engaging, case-based presentations that demonstrate the practical application of innovative clinical tools. These interactive sessions utilise real-world scenarios to illustrate how these tools can enhance patient care. The suite of clinical tools enables clinicians to:

• conduct more personalised assessments
• develop tailored treatment plans
• guide patients through sustainable lifestyle modifications

By considering each patient’s unique combination of medical history, genetic factors, and lifestyle habits, clinicians can create more effective and individualised healthcare strategies. This approach empowers patients to actively participate in their own health management, potentially leading to improved outcomes and overall well-being.

Key benefits

Personalised care: The tools facilitate a more nuanced understanding of each patient’s specific health needs and circumstances.

Sustainable lifestyle changes: Clinicians can better support patients in making and maintaining beneficial lifestyle modifications.

Patient empowerment: By integrating modifiable lifestyle factors into healthcare plans, patients gain a greater sense of control over their health.

This comprehensive approach not only addresses immediate health concerns but also promotes long-term wellness by emphasising the importance of lifestyle factors in overall health management.

Dates

21 January – 12 April: Online learning

Chapters 1 – 3
*Required for course completion

4 – 5 April: In-person lectures
London, UK

Chapters 4 – 5
*Required for course completion

What will you learn?

At AFMCP you will learn how to:

• Identify root causes of dysfunction to allow personalised, precision-based treatments.
• Differentiate upstream causes of illness to design individualised treatments for each patient, even those with the same diagnosis.
• Explain to patients how their unique upstream factors cause their conditions, improving motivation and adherence.
• Use a whole-person, whole-health approach by eliciting what matters to your patient.
• Engage a clinical care team and utilise point-of-care tools to improve practice efficiency and outcomes.
• Utilise physical exams to detect nutritional deficiencies and imbalances.
• Use the functional medicine model to make personalised, precision-based diet and lifestyle recommendations.
• Identify and address five key domains of gut dysfunction with personalisation and precision.

Our charity and commercial partners, Gilly’s Gift and Nutri-Link, are offering a bursary for medical doctors and medical students to part-fund the AFMCP Europe 2025 course.