13 October 2026
Episode 27 – Integrative Women’s Health for Improving Outcomes and Quality of Care
A conversation with: Dr. Sally Moorcroft • Hosted by: Benjamin Brown
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Description:
How do multiple modalities and disciplines work together to improve patient care? Dr. Sally Moorcroft shares her journey into integrative and functional medicine, and as both an experienced clinician and teacher, sheds light on this model of care and how it can serve patients, with a particular focus on her area of speciality; women’s health. The interview touches on topics such as menopause, the microbiome, and complex hormonal and endocrine conditions, including endometriosis, and how these are viewed through the lense of integrative medicine.
Guest:
Dr. Sally Moorcroft
About our guest:
Dr. Sally Moorcroft has over two decades of clinical experience in Integrative and Functional Medicine, with a particular focus on Herbal Medicine and Women’s Health. She is the Clinical Director and Founder of the award-winning Dr Sally‘s Clinic in Lincolnshire, UK and is a certified IFM Functional Medicine doctor, medical herbalist and homeopathic doctor with further training in Bio-identical Hormone Therapy, Medical Acupuncture, TCM and Menopause Care from the British Menopause Society.
Dr Moorcroft has 19 years of experience teaching Herbal, Integrative, and Functional Medicine at undergraduate and postgraduate level. She now lectures nationally and internationally on herbal medicine, integrative medicine, and women’s health, and leads mentoring programmes for new practitioners and doctors transitioning into functional and integrative practice.
With a lifelong interest in food as medicine, her clinical work is grounded in a broad, root cause integrative approach. Her areas of special interest include women’s health, menopause, the microbiome, and trauma. Drawing on extensive clinical experience, she has supported thousands of women with complex hormonal and endocrine conditions, including endometriosis, PCOS, thyroid disorders, perimenopause, and menopause.