Some of the biggest names in the field of natural health will be in Belfast this Sunday, November 8, for the sixth annual Northern Ireland Complementary Therapies and Natural Health Fair at the Ramada Hotel.

This year’s fair — open from 10.30am to 6.30pm — is set to be the biggest yet with more than 100 exhibitors and 14 workshops open to the public.

Among the high profile speakers will be Tony Humphreys, one of Ireland’s most influential psychologists, who will be giving a workshop on Society’s Seven Best Secrets.

And holistic psychologist Dr Susan Phoenix from Spain will give the Bill Longridge Memorial Happiness lecture this year.

As an author and intuitive healer, she believes that modern medical treatment is complimented by energy medicine and professionally trained therapists.

Another key workshop will be given by Dr Finbar Magee on Cancer and the Environment.

“This year we have workshops given by many new practitioners as well as those who have come back by popular demand,” explains fair organiser, Sonia Longridge.

“Spiritual facilitator Chrissie Astell is giving a workshop on Angels for healing, joy and inner peace, while Joanne Maguire will also be back to talk about expanding your own natural intuitive abilities.

“Both Chrissie and Joanne were hugely popular last year and we are delighted they are returning.

“The many exhibitors, ranging from acupuncture and kinesiology to hypnotherapy and life coaching, will offer free or much-reduced rates for ‘taster' sessions of the therapies they offer.”

There will also be live music, a ‘green living' section, crafts for Christmas and children’s activities.

Admission is £6 or free for the under 12s.

Tickets are available on the day at the Ramada, or in advance from Solstice in Holywood and Coleraine, and in the Omni Centre at the Ramada Hotel.

Admission to the talks/workshops costs extra and is payable at the door on a first-come first-served basis — all profits from the workshops go to charity.

For more information visit www.naturalhealthfair.org.