The 8th annual Integrative Medicine Symposium is organized by students from Touro University California College of Osteopathic Medicine in Vallejo, CA. Our goal is to deepen and broaden the knowledge of physicians, other healthcare providers, and the greater community to novel, evidence-based, systems-based integrative approaches to healthcare. 6.5 AMA PRA and AOA 1-A credits are available with all lectures in person.

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The theme we chose for this year’s IMS is “Integration into Practices for Personalized Health,” reflecting our commitment to making integrative medicine both accessible and meaningful in daily life. Guided by our tagline, “Hands-On, Culturally-Informed, Clinically-Driven,” this year’s symposium emphasizes practical skill-building, cultural awareness, and evidence-based approaches that support whole-person care.

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The goal of this year’s IMS is to explore a central question: How can healthcare providers optimize a patient’s environment and lived experience to better support self-healing and recovery? To approach this holistically, we developed two focused tracks designed to broaden understanding of the patient as a whole and to highlight the powerful role environment, culture, and personalized practices play in wellness.

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Integrative Medicine Symposium 2026 Tracks:

The Inner Path: Personal Approaches to Health


The Shared Path: Partnering with Clinicians for Optimal Care

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We hope you will join us this year in our shared passion for Integrative Medicine.