Building on a Legacy of Collaboration

For more than two decades, the INCAM Research Symposium has brought together researchers, students, clinicians, educators, policy stakeholders, and knowledge users to share research, build collaborations, and advance traditional, complementary, and integrative healthcare research.

Explore recent INCAM Research Symposia, including themes, programs, keynote speakers, abstracts, and additional resources where available.

Collage of images depicting nature, community, global connection, and Indigenous representation, including a forest lake, a crowd of people, a person standing in a field, a globe balanced on a hand, and two Indigenous women outdoors.
2024

Traditions, Transitions & Tipping Points

Toronto, Ontario | October 19-20, 2024

Promotional graphic for a symposium titled “Reconnecting Resilient Communities: Integrating Health Research & Promoting Wellness,” featuring a collage of diverse faces representing people of different ages, cultures, and backgrounds.
2022

Reconnecting Resilient Communities

Online | October 13-18, 2022

Three people sit on a bench viewing a large wall display of diverse portraits, representing community, diversity, and human connection.
2020

Integrative Health at the Crossroads

Online | November 12-17, 2020

Abstract black-and-white image of two faces in profile surrounding a sculpted face, with swirling light patterns suggesting reflection, perception, or consciousness.
2018

CIM Research in an Era of Skepticism

Montreal, Quebec | November 9-10, 2018

Small group of participants seated in a circle, engaged in conversation during a collaborative discussion session.
2016

Expanding Person-Centred Care through Integrative Health Research

Toronto, Ontario | November 18-19, 2016

Collage of complementary and integrative health practices, including massage therapy, herbal medicine, healthy eating, yoga, and acupuncture.
2014

The Next Wave of CIM and Health Care Research

Calgary, Alberta | November 6-8, 2014

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