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The American Society of Acupuncturists (ASA) is a national professional organization founded in 2015 to advance acupuncture and herbal medicine across the United States. We bring state associations and licensed acupuncturists together to strengthen the profession and help more people access care. Our work connects advocacy, education, and research. Through our network of member state associations, we support efforts to improve professional education, practice standards, credentialing, and recognition within the American healthcare system. We give practitioners opportunities to learn, share knowledge, and participate in decisions that affect their profession. At the state and federal levels, we advocate for policies that expand access to acupuncture. This includes pursuing Medicare recognition for licensed acupuncturists and supporting state associations in their legislative work. We also provide educational webinars, conferences, professional resources, and information for patients and policymakers. Since our founding, we have worked toward a shared goal: recognition of acupuncture as a complete system of medicine. We envision a healthcare system where acupuncturists contribute as respected colleagues and leaders, and patients have equitable access to their care.
Founded in 1989, the American Herbalists Guild (AHG) is a nonprofit membership organization supporting the practice and profession of clinical herbalism in the United States. We bring together practitioners, educators, students, and herbal enthusiasts who share a commitment to responsible herbal practice and accessible education. Our founders sought to strengthen herbal education and establish standards of clinical competency across diverse herbal traditions. That work led to our Registered Herbalist, RH (AHG), designation, which recognizes practitioners who meet our education and clinical experience criteria through a rigorous peer review process. Today, we support professional development through continuing education, mentorship, webinars, our annual symposium, and the peer-reviewed Journal of the American Herbalists Guild. Our local chapters and professional community give members opportunities to exchange knowledge, build relationships, and develop their practices. For the public, we maintain directories of Registered Herbalists and herb schools to help people explore practitioners and educational options. Our mission centers on ethics, competency, diversity, and freedom of practice. Through advocacy, education, and community, we work to strengthen clinical herbalism as a profession and support access to herbalism for all.
Red Leaf Wellness is a premier, multi-disciplinary integrative medical clinic located in the Glenora District of Edmonton, Alberta. Established as a leading healthcare hub, the facility bridges natural, Eastern, and conventional Western medicine into cohesive, coordinated treatment plans. Rather than treating isolated symptoms, the clinic's practitioners focus on identifying root causes through advanced diagnostics, investigative functional medicine, and collaborative care models. Serving patients both in-person and virtually across Canada, Red Leaf Wellness pairs rigorous clinical expertise with a deeply compassionate, patient-centred approach to long-term healing and wellness. The clinic features a diverse team of experienced professionals—including acupuncturists, naturopathic doctors, nurse practitioners, registered massage therapists, manual osteopaths, and mind-body specialists—working together under one roof. Their clinical scope covers a wide array of specialized therapeutic services, including traditional and specialized acupuncture, functional medicine lab testing, herbal medicine, and prescription-based care for hormone health. Dedicated to comprehensive whole-person wellness, Red Leaf Wellness offers targeted programs for chronic pain management, digestive health, fertility support, emotional well-being, and specialized menopause and perimenopause care.
The British Columbia Herbalists Association (BCHA) is a professional, non-profit organization dedicated to establishing rigorous educational standards, ethical codes of practice, and professional certification for qualified herbal therapists and clinical herbalists. Operating as a guiding authority for botanical medicine in western Canada, BCHA ensures that practitioners uphold high levels of clinical competence, patient safety, and professional accountability. By setting clear standards of practice, the association bridges traditional plant-based healing wisdom with modern professional accountability, protecting both the integrity of herbal medicine and the well-being of the public. BCHA serves as an essential hub for the herbalist community, offering structured membership pathways—including Registered Herbal Therapist (RHT) designations, practitioner listings, and educational resources—while actively advocating for the recognition and advancement of the herbal arts. Through public directories, community engagement, and ongoing educational initiatives, the association empowers individuals to access trusted, professional herbal care while fostering a collaborative network of practitioners dedicated to the preservation and practice of botanical medicine.
The College of Naturopathic Medicine (CNM) Ireland is a natural health training college with campuses in Dublin, Cork and Galway, plus online study. Part of the CNM group established in 1998, it trains students for careers as naturopaths, nutritional therapists, herbalists, acupuncturists, homeopaths and health coaches through part-time, full-time and online programmes. CNM Ireland's courses include a BSc (Hons) in Nutritional Therapy, diplomas in Naturopathy, Nutrition, Herbal Medicine, Acupuncture, Homeopathy, Health Coaching and Natural Chef training, and postgraduate study in areas such as Iridology and Environmental Medicine. Teaching combines naturopathic principles with clinical practice, and the college describes itself as a provider of accredited natural therapy training whose graduates go on to practise across Ireland and the UK. For seekers, CNM Ireland is a training provider rather than a clinic, and it is a common qualification route for naturopaths, nutritional therapists and herbalists listed on Gyfts. Where a practitioner cites CNM training, this profile gives context on what that training covers. Course content and accreditation status should always be confirmed directly with the college. This is an unclaimed listing created by Gyfts from CNM Ireland's public website. Details are reproduced in good faith and may be incomplete; an authorised representative can claim this profile to manage it.
The Association for Natural Medicine in Europe e.V. (ANME) is a non-governmental, non-profit organisation founded in 2001 and registered in Schöneck, Germany. Its purpose is to preserve and develop naturopathy, natural medicine and pedagogical health promotion across Europe, and to advocate for a legally secure framework for complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) at national and EU level. ANME's members include professional associations, therapists, educators, researchers, manufacturers of natural and herbal medicines, and citizens with an interest in natural health. The association has been a member of the European Public Health Alliance since 2003 and engages with European institutions on topics such as patient access to CAM, the regulation of phytotherapy and herbal medicinal products, and the recognition of traditional and complementary medicine (T&CM) within European health policy. It also runs symposia, professional awards and educational initiatives, and maintains documentation on traditional, experience-based and evidence-informed healing methods. For seekers, ANME is a reference point for how naturopathy and natural medicine are organised and represented in Europe rather than a provider of treatment. Gyfts lists it as a professional body so that practitioners of naturopathy, herbal medicine and related modalities can be understood in their wider European context. This is an unclaimed listing created by Gyfts from ANME's public website. Details are reproduced in good faith and may be incomplete; an authorised representative can claim this profile to manage it.
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