University of Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine integrative health coaching graduate Rosanna Mauro carried the flag of Costa Rica—her home country—during opening ceremonies for the IAEDP 2018 Symposium.
The event, which serves as the annual conference for the International Association of Eating Disorders Professionals
, was held March 22-25 in ChampionsGate, Florida, near Orlando. It’s theme was “Focus on Neuroscience: Magic of the Mind and Language of the Body.”
Mauro is head of the Rosanna Mauro Wellness Institute in Escazu, Costa Rica, which can be found on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/rosannamaurowellnessinstitute/
She graduated from the IH Coaching certification program in 2017. The six-month training program, that began in 2014, is open to:
- Graduates of the AzCIM’s Integrative Health & Lifestyle program (IHeLp) or Fellowship programs
- Any American Osteopathic Board of Internal Medicine (ABOIM) board-certified physician
Graduates of AzCIM’s IM in Residency (IMR) or Pediatric IMR at our more than 70 partner IM Residency sites- Anyone who has a Master's degree in Integrative Health and Medicine or a related field
To date, the program has had 56 graduates. It is led by UA assistant professor Robert “Rocky” Crocker, MD. The next class begins in November. For more information, visit www.azcim.org/coaching.
The UA Division of Integrative Medicine—one of 14 divisions in the UA Department of Medicine at the UA College of Medicine – Tucson—operates largely through the UA Center for Integrative Medicine. Learn more about the Division of Integrative Medicine here: http://deptmedicine.arizona.edu/divisions/integrative-medicine
ALSO SEE:
“University of Arizona’s Integrative Health Coaching among Nation’s Elite” | Posted Nov. 18, 2015
“Leading Integrative Medicine Fellowship Expands Faculty” | Posted Aug. 20, 2015
“University of Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine Expands Offerings to Broader Range of Health Professionals” | Posted Aug. 8, 2013