I recently had the chance to sit down with Laura Pinilla, a leader in neural therapy who has brought it to hospital-based medicine in Bogota, Colombia.
Our conversation opened my eyes to just how much is happening across Latin America—and how much we can learn from each other as we grow this field in North America.
If you’re passionate about the future of neural therapy, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss, including:
- The remarkable history of neural therapy in Colombia
How an earthquake, a small group of women, and a visionary physician transformed neural therapy into a community-driven healthcare movement. - A university-based model we can learn from
Laura explains how the National University of Colombia built a master’s-level specialty in neural therapy—something that doesn’t exist anywhere else in the world. - Neural therapy inside public hospitals
From acute pain to COVID pneumonia recovery, you’ll hear real examples of neural therapy complementing hospital-based medicine and dramatically reducing length of stay. - Why a Pan American Network matters
Laura shares the story behind the newly forming network and how it can help us collaborate across borders—academically, clinically, and culturally. - A vision for bringing neural therapy to everyone
From affluent urban clinics to Indigenous communities and underserved populations, we explore how accessibility and affordability can shape the future of our field.
Watch the full conversation here to learn more and meet Laura yourself:
I think you’ll agree this conversation offers a powerful and refreshing perspective on where neural therapy can go next—and what we can build together.
Laura is a gifted practitioner and a builder, whose hard work and commitment bring rigor, heart, and authenticity to her work.
Hope you enjoy it.
Sincerely,
Richard Nahas
NAANT President