We would like to extend our thanks to every one who attended our recent webinar by Dr. Eleojo Achimugu. Despite facing technical challenges that prevented her from sharing her screen, your dedication and engagement made the session incredibly memorable. Your active participation and thoughtful questions during the session transformed what could have been a setback […]
During the Annual General Meeting of the Institute of Trichologists (12th February 2024), a resolution was passed to amend the Articles of Association to change the International Affiliate (Int Aff) registrant details to the post nominal letters AIM (Affiliate International Member). This was passed with a majority of votes, and has now been registered within
AIM (Affiliate International Member) Read More »
Thank you to everyone that attended our collaborative ‘World Trichology Conference’ in 2023, and for your wonderful feedback about the success of this event. Our next ‘face-to-face’ conference will be scheduled for 2025. This year we will be inviting you to attend our exciting on-line CPD webinars. We invite you to take a few moments
Continual Professional Development Webinars Read More »
*This event is not an IOT Educational Programme, but a series of interviews with practitioners in all areas of hair and scalp health. The interviews are by Renae Miller, Founder of ‘Complete Image Clinic’, Cleveland, Ohio.* Please find some information below on the “From the Hair Down” event, featuring the IOT’s Chairman Neil Harvey MIT.
Discover Hope and Healing for Hair Loss Read More »
Patients, service users and the public can now choose a Trichologist belonging to a register vetted and approved by the Professional Standards Authority for Health and Social Care (the Authority), an independent statutory body, accountable to Parliament. The Institute of Trichologists’ (IOT) register has been accredited under the Accredited Registers programme. Trichologists on the IOT’s
Important – Please Read Some time ago – the Board took the decision to look closely at registration with the Professional Standards Authority (PSA). This decision was taken in order to provide improved confidence in Trichology as a sector of the health care profession, to be recognised as a more professionally accepted and closely ‘governed’