Marian Mulligan

Biography:

Marian Mulligan won overall award in best practice of integrated natural medicine UK. Marian was listed in the final for integrated medicine regime in the treatment of violence in high security prisons. Marian is an advocate for nomadic culture women and mothers for maternal protection and children with highest suicide rates in Ireland. Marian has recently taken on role of safeguarding in the Catholic Church UK appointed with the aim of a global recovery support program for victims of abuse. Background: Marian is a Drumcondra Dublin mother of two sons, she is daughter of late Pierce Mulligan, electrical engineer and late Molly Quinn, roots in Co. Tipperary. Marian was initially person centred apprentice trained in forensic naturopathy initially, training is person centred. Supervision under Cranial Osteopathy and Buddhist psychiatrist within development of researched regime in prisons. On the original executive committee of Cranial Osteopathic Association UK. Short listed for award in integrated medicine, then Prince Charles, Foundation of integrated medicine. UK research evaluation was the treatment program is ‘unique’. UK Government commissioned and funded research report. Overall UK winner best practice. Provides advocacy to marginalised communities in Ireland impacted by violence. Professor Dr. Surya Bahadur Karki Coordinator International relationships Nepal. Dr. Dharma Raj Karki Director of research training and natural health services. Invited Member of executive South Asia initial yoga Olympic committee.