Executive Director of the Foundation for Alternative and Integrative Medicine
Joanne Quinn, Ph.D., R.M.A., has an extensive background in science with a doctorate in holistic nutrition. She has studied both allopathic and alternative approaches to health care, studying alternative therapies since 1989.
These include:
- Neurotransmitters and Brain Chemistry with Apex
- Iridology with Bernard Jensen and with the Institute of Natural Therapeutics and with the International Iridology Research Association
- Rayid with Dennis Johnson
- Dark Field Microscopy with Gaston Naessons and the International Academy of Somatidian Orthobiology
- Herbology with Total Health and Research
- Homeopathy with Jeremy Sherr and with The National Center For Instruction in Homeopathy and Homeotherapeutics at Johns Hopkins
- AgriHomeopathy with Camilla Sherr
- Wise Traditions with the Weston A. Price Foundation
- Functional Endocrinology with Datis Kharazian
- Nutrition with Bernard Jensen
- Kinesiology with Total Health and Research
- One Brain with One and Three Concepts
- Blood Chemistry with Datis Kharazian
- Touch for Health with the Touch for Health Foundation
- Aromatherapy with Young Living
- Meridian balancing and Chakras with Total Health and Research
- Brain Gym with the Educational Kinesiology Foundation
- Food Sensitivities with the American Academy of Environmental Medicine
- Advanced Nutritional Therapeutics with Michael Dobbins
- Cranial Sacral Therapy with the Upledger Institute
- Subliminal Dynamics
- Nutritional Evaluation of Lab Analysis
- Alternative and Complementary Pharmacy in Small Animal Practice with Susan Howell
- Biomagnetism with Isaac Goiz
In addition, she is a Registered Medical Assistant.
Quinn is also the Executive Director of the ELS Foundation which disseminates information to help in the elimination of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) based on research done in the United Kingdom and New Zealand. Previously, she has been involved with Peace Links, Women Against Nuclear War, and Children's Response to Conflict.