The Traditional, Complementary & Integrative Medicine (TCIM) Lab is a scholarly hub focused on the study of therapeutic pluralism. Therapeutic pluralism refers to the co-existence of multiple approaches to healthcare and healing, based on diverse paradigmatic frameworks; and is the norm across all global regions. This includes Western biomedicine, ‘traditional’ healthcare approaches with pre-colonial, Indigenous cultural roots (e.g., Ayurveda, acupuncture, ceremonial healing), and more recently-developed ‘complementary’ – that is, unconventional therapeutics (e.g., naturopathy, chiropractic, nutritional supplementation). Non-biomedical therapeutic approaches represent the primary form of accessible healthcare in many Global South nations, are in wide demand across the North, and are disproportionately used by women worldwide.