Malcolm Sickels, MD, ABOIM, ABIHM
Faculty of Walsh Research Institute
Malcolm Sickels, MD, ABOIM, ABIHM, is a board certified family and holistic medicine physician who uses a variety of modalities in his integrative family practice founded in 2005 in Ann Arbor, MI. For each of his patients, Dr. Sickels draws from a wide range of resources and believes in the value of rigorous scientific inquiry, diagnostic testing, and active listening while applying a skillful blend of evidence-based nutrient interventions and standard medical therapies.
Dr. Sickels began his association with WRI when he attended a WRI Physician Education Workshop in 2014 and found Dr. Walsh's advanced nutrient therapy system to improve the outcomes of his patients with behavior, learning, and mental disorders. As a member of the WRI faculty, he continues to lend his knowledge and wisdom gained from clinical experience by educating physicians during WRI Workshops and being an active leader in the WRI physician online forum.
While completing his residency in family medicine at Promedica Flower Hospital in Sylvania, Ohio, he began using nutrients for the treatment of mood disorders. An avid learner and a scientist at heart, Dr. Sickels sets aside time to attend at least four integrative medicine conferences each year to remain at the forefront of holistic medicine. His current interest is in cancer treatment and other epigenetic conditions in addition to his continuing interest in mood disorders.
Dr. Sickels is a member of the American College for the Advancement of Medicine, the American College of Integrative Medicine, the American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine, the International Organization of Integrative Cancer Physicians and the Academy for IPT.
Dr. Sickels began his association with WRI when he attended a WRI Physician Education Workshop in 2014 and found Dr. Walsh's advanced nutrient therapy system to improve the outcomes of his patients with behavior, learning, and mental disorders. As a member of the WRI faculty, he continues to lend his knowledge and wisdom gained from clinical experience by educating physicians during WRI Workshops and being an active leader in the WRI physician online forum.
While completing his residency in family medicine at Promedica Flower Hospital in Sylvania, Ohio, he began using nutrients for the treatment of mood disorders. An avid learner and a scientist at heart, Dr. Sickels sets aside time to attend at least four integrative medicine conferences each year to remain at the forefront of holistic medicine. His current interest is in cancer treatment and other epigenetic conditions in addition to his continuing interest in mood disorders.
Dr. Sickels is a member of the American College for the Advancement of Medicine, the American College of Integrative Medicine, the American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine, the International Organization of Integrative Cancer Physicians and the Academy for IPT.