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We’ll map out a clear process for deciding when to use supplements, how to prioritize, and how to streamline complex protocols. Expect tools for 'deprescribing', assessing benefit vs risk, avoiding conflicts of interest, and communicating recommendations transparently with clients.

Live Class: January 12, 2026

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: Yes, 1.5 CEU available through December 2028

We’ll look at the most commonly used supplements for performance, recovery, body composition, and overall health that are evidence-based. You’ll learn which supplements are truly effective, which are overhyped, and how to match the right tools to the right athlete or active population.

Live Class: February 9, 2026

Teacher: Jackie Sklaver

CEU: Yes, 1.5 CEU available through December 2028

Learn when to suspect zinc/copper issues, how to test wisely (and interpret results), and how to correct deficiencies without tipping the seesaw. We’ll cover dosing ranges, timing, forms, and interactions with iron and other nutrients. Practical protocols for short courses vs maintenance.

Live Class: March 9, 2026
Teacher: Camille Freeman
CEU: 1.5 CEU available through December 2028

Probiotics in the context of SIBO raise unique concerns: potential symptom worsening, strain-specific effects, and interactions with antimicrobial or dietary strategies. This session focuses on when to use and when to avoid probiotics, prebiotics, and postbiotics in clients with suspected or confirmed SIBO. We’ll review evidence and mechanisms for common strains, practical sequencing around antibiotics or antimicrobial herbs, breath-test–guided decision making, and alternatives when probiotics cause bloating or symptom flares. You'll leave with clear decision trees for initial trials, escalation, and when to refer for specialized testing.

Live Class: April 13, 2026

Teacher: Corey Schuler

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through December 2028

Dysautonomia and POTS often hinge on simple electrolyte physiology, but clinical application gets messy fast. This session will prioritize practical approaches: when to use oral electrolyte solutions vs dietary strategies, salt loading protocols, magnesium and potassium choices, and monitoring plans. We’ll cover indications for ambulatory BP/HR tracking, orthostatic testing cues, comorbid MCAS or GI losses that complicate repletion, and safety checks for renal or cardiac issues. Expect stepwise algorithms you can apply the same day and product-label literacy for electrolyte mixes.

Live Class: May 11, 2026

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through December 2028

We’ll review what the data actually supports for glycemic control, lipids, and GI conditions, and where claims outpace evidence. Safety and interaction review included (CYPs, P-gp, meds), dosing forms and duration guidance, and considerations for berberine-containing plants. Clear takeaways on who benefits, who doesn’t, and red-flags. 

Live Class: June 8, 2026

Teacher: Mimi Hernandez

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through December 2028

We’ll clarify where omega-3s help (and where they don’t), with attention to dose, EPA:DHA ratios, and client-specific goals. Cover quality concerns (oxidation, contaminants), medication interactions, and vegetarian/vegan options. Leave with dosing ranges tied to clinical endpoints you can explain to clients.

Live Class: September 14, 2026
Teacher: Camille Freeman
CEU: 1.5 CEU available through December 2028

We’ll separate marketing claims from outcomes that matter: BMD, falls, and fractures. Build a stepwise plan that considers calcium balance, vitamin D targets, K2 nuances, protein, collagen, and lifestyle. Safety, dosing, and product quality included.

Live Class: October 19, 2026

Teacher: Maria Noel Groves

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through December 2028

The growing use of GLP‑1 receptor agonists changes supplement needs and safety considerations. This session catalogs supplements that commonly warrant attention including iron, B12, thiamine, fat‑soluble vitamins, electrolytes, and reviews how weight loss, reduced intake, delayed gastric emptying, and GI side effects affect absorption and tolerance. We’ll discuss screening intervals, symptom-based triggers for labs, practical replacement protocols, and strategies to prevent nutrient shortfalls during rapid weight change.

Live Class: November 16, 2026

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through December 2028

In this class, we will review the complex dynamics of the immune system and its role in maintaining health and triggering autoimmunity. We'll examine the key players in immune function, including T cells, B cells, and cytokines, and explore the factors that can lead to autoimmune responses. The session will also cover the latest biochemical mechanisms and research updates, offering insights into how immune dysregulation occurs. Participants will gain practical knowledge on evidence-informed dietary and herbal strategies and traditional approaches to support immune balance, crucial for practitioners working with clients facing immune challenges. We will also cover safety considerations when working with clients who have autoimmune conditions.

Recorded: 2025

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through Dec 2027

Jaime Seltzer will join us this month to discuss Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS). This session will review the features distinguishing ME/CFS from chronic fatigue and burnout. We'll explore the condition's impact on the immune system and learn more about supporting clients with energy-limiting diseases. Seltzer will also discuss how lessons from the ME/CFS community can inform our approaches to Long COVID. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the latest research and practical strategies for supporting clients with these challenging conditions.

Recorded: 2025

Teacher: Jaime Seltzer

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through Dec 2027

In this workshop, we will explore the causes and symptoms of seasonal allergies, also known as allergic rhinitis. You'll learn more about mechanisms that cause allergic reactions, including the role of environmental triggers such as pollen and mold and the roles of mucosal tissue and immune cells. We will discuss the latest research on prevention and management strategies, including thoughts on how to support clients who have seasonal allergies before and during allergy season. We'll focus on practical lifestyle, supplement, and dietary modifications that can help clients improve their quality of life.

Recorded: 2025

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through Dec 2027

For over three decades, medicinal mushroom extracts have served as approved adjuncts to established cancer therapies in Japan and China, while compiling a significant history of safe and effective use alongside radiation therapy and chemotherapy. Beyond oncology, medicinal mushrooms offer promising benefits in a range of health domains, from cognitive enhancement with lion's mane to adaptogenic effects/stress modulation with reishi and cordyceps. Besides clinical applications we will also cover mycelia vs fruiting bodies and discuss extraction of mushrooms. Join us for a session dedicated to bridging the gap between scientific investigation and real-world clinical application, with practical insights and case studies.

Recorded: 2025

Teacher: Kevin Spelman

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through Dec 2027

In this class, you’ll learn about endometriosis, a complex and often misunderstood condition involving endometrial tissue located outside of the uterus. We’ll cover what endometriosis is, how it’s diagnosed, and the common symptoms your clients may experience. You’ll also explore the latest research on how nutrition, herbs/supplements, and lifestyle changes can support symptom management and overall well-being. This session will give you practical tools to help your clients navigate this challenging condition with more confidence and care.

Recorded: 2025

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through Dec 2027

After cancer care can be just as important as treating a tumor or preventing metastases. After all the urgency, anxiety and uncertainty of the initial diagnosis and treatment has passed, once active treatment is over and the spotlight of medical attention has been withdrawn, patients can be left with a host of long-term consequences, from neuropathy to heart muscle damage, kidney damage to radiation burns. Some people also experience varying degrees of post traumatic stress (PTSD) and depression. Some of these may reduce or resolve over time but herbs, supplements ad other natural strategies can speed the healing process.

Recorded: 2025

Teacher: Chanchal Cabrera

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through Dec 2027

In this class, we’ll explore the science behind inflammation: what it is, how it works, and why it matters as we age. You’ll learn the difference between acute and chronic inflammation, how inflammation can be measured, and the complex interaction between aging and inflammation (sometimes called “inflammaging”). We’ll also discuss the connection between perimenopause and inflammation, highlighting unique considerations for clients in this life stage. You’ll gain practical insights into how diet, herbs and supplements, and lifestyle factors like exercise, stress management, and sleep influence inflammation. Finally, we’ll talk about the importance of balancing anti-inflammatory approaches carefully, since inflammation is a vital part of a healthy immune response.

Recorded: 2025

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through Dec 2027

In this 1.5-hour class, we will explore the pathophysiology of psoriasis and eczema, focusing on the immune and inflammatory processes that contribute to these chronic skin conditions. The session will provide a clear overview of the underlying physiological and pathological mechanisms, helping practitioners understand how these disorders develop and persist. We will then review evidence-informed clinical strategies, including dietary modifications, nutritional supplements, lifestyle adjustments, and herbal interventions, aimed at supporting skin health and managing symptoms. Practical guidance for integrating these approaches into clinical practice will be emphasized, so that attendees can offer personalized, effective care for clients living with psoriasis and eczema.

Recorded: 2025

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through Dec 2027

Join us for a comprehensive examination of biofilms—intricate communities of microorganisms that adhere to surfaces and create robust protective matrices. Learn how these resilient structures contribute to chronic infections, and explore their formation, characteristics, and implications for health.

This class will address common examples of biofilms, including Candida, dental plaque, urinary tract infections (UTIs), and various skin conditions. Mimi will present specific herbal therapies associated with antibiofilm properties, alongside nutritional strategies to disrupt biofilm formations. Clinical protocols for effectively addressing biofilm challenges will be a key focus.

Recorded: 2025

Teacher: Mimi Hernandez 

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through Dec 2027

In this session, we’ll review the interactions between the gut, nervous system, and immune system as a whole and discuss how nonnutritive sweeteners (NNS) influence the gut microbiota. We'll go over how common NNS (e.g., sucralose, aspartame, stevia, saccharin, and sugar alcohols) may affect the microbiome and downstream systems. We'll steer clear of scare tactics or recommending that all clients ditch all forms of NNS immediately. Instead, we’ll focus on practical, individualized decision-making. For example: how to assess NNS exposure, weigh risks versus benefits for different client populations, modify recommendations based on client goals and conditions, and incorporate relevant dietary and supplementation strategies.

Recorded: 2025

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through Dec 2027

This class explores the intricate interplay between the nervous system, the microbiome, the blood-brain barrier, and the concept of the mind being in the body. We'll review the fascinating architecture of the nervous system, delve into the bidirectional communication of the vagus nerve, discover how the microbiome influences brain health, and understand the protective role of the blood-brain barrier. By embracing the concept of the mind embodied, this class highlights the inseparable connection between mental and physical well-being, setting the stage for the rest of the topics covered in the Deep Dive.

Recorded: 2024

Teacher: Dr. Camille Freeman

CEU: Yes, 1.5 CEU available through December 2026

After reviewing the evidence that migraine is primarily a neurological not a vascular phenomenon, and that "tension" headaches are actually a type of migraine, we will delve into what herbs might help prevent and treat the range of patients with migraine conditions. This will include both clinical experience and clinical research, and will include a critique of those herbs that supposedly work but don't seem to practically. Cases will be used to illustrate herbal approaches to people with migraine.

Recorded: 2024

Teacher: Dr. Eric Yarnell

CEU: Yes, 1.5 CEU available through December 2026

In this class, we'll explore the physiological underpinnings of depressive disorders, recent developments in the field, and integrative strategies for practitioners. This class delves into the intricate interplay between neurobiology, nutrition, supplements, lifestyle modifications, and herbal interventions. Through evidence-based insights and practical guidance, participants will gain a deeper understanding of depressive disorders, explore the role of various factors in their etiology, and discover a range of integrative approaches to enhance our clients' well-being.

Recorded: 2024

Teacher: Dr. Camille Freeman

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through December 2026

This deep dive will look at two very common mental health issues, anxiety and brain fog. Anxiety often encompasses overthinking, intrusive thoughts, inability to relax, worry, and other feelings. Brain fog is a form of cognitive dysfunction with symptoms that include difficulty in concentration, poor memory, dissociation, and inability to be present. Both of these underlying health concerns can greatly reduce one's enjoyment of life. Both have many possible causes, including illness, trauma, and concern about one's self, family, and the world we live in. Herbal medicine can be part of a treatment strategy that is beneficial for both of these conditions. The preparations and herbs can be taken for acute needs as well as taken as nervines to help the nervous system adapt over time. Some of the herbs that will be discussed include Calamus, Damiana, Rose, Wood betony, and Gotu kola.

Recorded: 2024

Teacher: 7Song

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through December 2026

In this 1.5-hour continuing education class, we'll explore pathophysiology relating to neuroinflammation, including the distinction between classical inflammation and microglial activation. We'll briefly touch on Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases as well as traumatic brain injury (TBI). We'll also explore evidence- informed clinical strategies involving diet, lifestyle, supplements, and herbs to support neurological health.

Recorded: 2024

Teacher: Dr. Camille Freeman

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through December 2026

Get up-to-date with the latest info on GLP-1 receptor agonists that are in widespread use for type 2 diabetes and weight loss, among other things. This class aims to dissect both the potential benefits and the complexities associated with GLP-1 agonist therapy. This class is designed for nutritionists, herbalists, and other practitioners who wish to provide informed and nuanced dietary advice to clients using GLP-1 agonists, ensuring both the advantages and potential risks are clearly understood and managed.

Recorded: 2024

Teacher: Dr. Camille Freeman

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through December 2026

We'll explore the relationship between sleep and stress, with a focus on relevance for clinical work. We'll briefly dive into the nitty gritty, exploring physiological connections between the two for a few minutes at the beginning of the lecture. Much of the class will focus on the role of lifestyle "inputs" on sleep and stress, including alcohol, cannabis, caffeine, physical activity, food timing and macronutrient composition. The concept of "sleep reactivity" will be covered, along with suggestions for how to work with clients who want to change their relationship with sleep and stress.

Recorded: 2024

Teacher: Dr. Camille Freeman

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through December 2026

Learn more about supporting clients who have ADHD in the September Deep Dive. We'll begin with a review of the latest information about ADHD and how it affects the body. Then, we'll explore a comprehensive approach to managing ADHD symptoms, including nutrition, lifestyle interventions, and herbal strategies. We will also discuss the importance of lab testing in monitoring progress and the management of co-occurring conditions. Camille will be covering the basics and physiology, while Niki will teach the clinical strategies.

Recorded: 2024

Teacher: Dr. Camille Freeman & Niki Smith

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through December 2026

Chronic stress and trauma are present in all of our lives some degree. These experiences directly impact our clients' health, both as causative factors and as obstacles to healing. Our own experiences and understanding of stress and trauma will naturally also impact how we show up as practitioners. So, it's imperative that all practitioners be trauma- informed as part of ethical and effective practice that centers client needs and wellbeing.

This class will introduce the tenets of trauma-informed care and distinguish between being trauma-informed and treating trauma directly. We'll discuss staying within our scope of practice, determining helpful supports and referrals, and centering client agency in the context of the mental healthcare system. We'll also review the mechanisms through which chronic stress and trauma can cause and compound various conditions and negatively impact overall health and resilience through alterations in the nervous, endocrine, immune, and digestive systems and their constant interplay. (And, yes, our famous friend, the vagus nerve, will also make an appearance.)

Key approaches to support clients experiencing chronic stress and/or trauma as their primary concern or as part of a larger set of health goals will also be provided, including herbs, nutrition and somatic practices. Finally, we'll address practitioner resources for working with stress and trauma in our own lives and communities, recognizing that our own unsupported trauma can sometimes pose the biggest obstacle to responsibly and effectively partnering with our clients.

Recorded: 2024

Teacher: Larken Bunce

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through December 2026

In this class, we'll explore the neurological sequelae associated with infections such as long-COVID and Lyme disease. The session will cover the pathophysiology of neuroinflammation and its impact on cognitive function, mood disorders, and other neurological symptoms that can arise following these infections. We'll explore strategies for supporting clients experiencing neurological symptoms following these infections, including nutritional options, herbal considerations, and lifestyle recommendations.

Recorded: 2024

Teacher: Dr. Camille Freeman

CEU: 1.5 CEU available through December 2026

Learn more about what causes dysmenorrhea, how we can support clients who experience menstrual pain, key signs for referral, and other considerations. 

Teacher: Camille Freeman

Recorded: 2020

CEU: No

This class includes a brief overview of the pathophysiology underlying uterine fibroids, clinical considerations for clients with fibroids, and ideas for supporting these clients using herbs, diet, and lifestyle.

Recorded: 2020

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: No

When we envision perimenopause, we often think of the most common symptoms: hot flashes, brain fog, erratic periods, difficulty sleeping, and more. However, the process of going through perimenopause holds meaning well beyond these external manifestations. It is a time of deepening, re-evaluation, transformation, and growth. In this class, we’ll learn about the physiological processes that explain perimenopausal symptoms, and how herbs and nutrition can support these changes.

Recorded: 2023

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: None

Learn all about the vaginal ecosystem, including why oral probiotics may affect vaginal health, how to choose a probiotic to support vaginal health, and other herbal/nutrition-based strategies to support clients who experience vaginal infection. 

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: No

Learn more about what causes PMS, the difference between PMS and PMDD, and how we can support clients who are experiencing these conditions by recommending herbs, dietary changes, and lifestyle modifications. 

Teacher: Camille Freeman

Recorded: 2020

Dive into the pathophys, learn why endometriosis is so often undiagnosed, and explore herbal, lifestyle, and dietary strategies to support your clients who have endometriosis. 

Teacher: Camille Freeman

Recorded: 2019

What's the latest on phytoestrogens? Should we be avoiding them in clients with a history of hormone-sensitive cancer? What about in clients with thyroid disease? What's the deal with phytoestrogens to support folks who are menstruating and/or people going through perimenopause? We'll dive into the latest information about phytoestrogens in this 1-hour workshop so that practitioners will feel more clear on when and how to recommend phytoestrogen-rich foods & plants to their clients.

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: None

PCOS is a complex metabolic condition that's often misunderstood. In this class, we'll explore the underlying physiology as well as how we can support clients who are experiencing PCOS. 

Teacher: Camille Freeman

Recorded: 2023

CEU: None

Learn how the gut flora shift during puberty, during the menstrual years, and during perimenopause. We'll also discuss gut changes associated with different phases of the menstrual cycle, as well as constipation and other GI changes during pregnancy. 

Teacher: Camille Freeman

Recorded: 2022

CEU: None

Review migraine pathophysiology and clinical strategies for herbalists and nutritionists with this 1-hour lecture.

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Recorded: 2020

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: No

Iron deficiency is often missed and can lead to serious health repercussions. In this lecture, we review how to understand lab tests, strategies for supporting clients who experience IDA, and updating information about iron supplementation/optimal dosing schedules. 

Recorded: 2019

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: No

Learn how to support clients with hypertension using herbs, dietary and lifestyle suggestions. We'll review the underlying pathophysiology as well as ideas for realistic expectations when a client is looking for answers. 

Recorded: 2020

Teacher: Camille Freeman

Review anxiety pathophysiology and clinical strategies for herbalists and nutritionists with this 1-hour lecture.

NOTE: Save 40% by purchasing this class as part of the Clinical Class Bundle.

Recorded: 2021

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: No

Review acne pathophysiology and clinical strategies for herbalists and nutritionists with this 1-hour lecture.

NOTE: Save 40% by purchasing this class as part of the Clinical Class Bundle.

Recorded: 2020

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: No

Review insomnia pathophysiology and clinical strategies for herbalists and nutritionists with this 1-hour lecture.

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Recorded: 2019

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: No

Review atopic dermatitis pathophysiology and clinical strategies for herbalists and nutritionists with this 1-hour lecture.

NOTE: Save 40% by purchasing this class as part of the Clinical Class Bundle.

Recorded: 2019

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: No

Review osteoporosis pathophysiology and clinical strategies for herbalists and nutritionists with this 1-hour lecture.

NOTE: Save 40% by purchasing this class as part of the Clinical Class Bundle.

Recorded: 2021

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: No

Melatonin and circadian rhythms are often misunderstood. In this class, we'll review the roles of endogenous melatonin, including it's effects outside of the sleep/wake cycle. You'll learn how circadian rhythms connect us to the rhythms of the earth, and how we can support healthy rhythms in our clients. We will also discuss how, when, and why you may recommend supplemental melatonin to clients, including dosing strategies to consider and important safety considerations.

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Recorded: 2023

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: None

Finding a niche is one of the harder parts of getting started in clinical practice. In this 1-hour webinar, we'll cover things to consider as you dig in. 

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: No

Discovery calls don't have to be awful. In this workshop, we talk through how to keep these focused, mutually beneficial, and non-awkward.

Teacher: Camille Freeman

CEU: No

While you probably can't fill your entire practice based on a 1-hour webinar, you will leave this training with five different strategies to find your next client. Some are straightforward, others require a bit more energy and time. Either way, you'll leave with strategies you can implement right away.

Teacher: Camille Freeman

When you're working for yourself, it's easy to get overwhelmed and spend your time on things that don't necessarily help your practice move forward. On the other hand, trying to productivity-bro your way through life isn't appealing either. In this workshop, I'll share ideas for how to manage your time in practice so that you can get things done and still maintain some semblance of work-life balance. 

Teacher: Camille Freeman

Learn how to get started writing your newsletter, including Camille's recommendations for which services to use, what to write about, how much time to spend, how to not sound salesy, and more. 

Teacher: Camille Freeman

Tune in for Camille's top tips for folks who are getting started with clinical work, including thoughts on forms, what to charge, how to find clients, practice software, and more.  

Teacher: Camille Freeman

If you're newer to public speaking, your first few presentations can feel quite scary. Come learn how to plan your presentation so that it provides value to those who attend. You'll also get tips on how to prepare for your session and what to do after it's over. 

Teacher: Camille Freeman

Check out Camille's suggestions on how to use classes and workshops to build your practice in this free 1-hour webinar for the American Nutrition Association. 

Teacher: Camille Freeman

Social media is one way to find clients, but it's not the only way. Learn how to promote your practice if you choose not to use social media in this free 1-hour workshop. 

Teacher: Camille Freeman

Learn how to market yourself without relying on strategies designed to activate the sympathetic nervous system. You can share your work ethically and without causing stress or harm in your potential clients. 

Teacher: Camille Freeman

Let's work on your "elevator pitch" - aka the way you answer when someone asks you what you do for a living.

Teacher: Camille Freeman

What makes an effective About Me page, common pitfalls to avoid, and simple ways to share your story in a way that feels authentic (not awkward). You'll leave with tips you can use to refresh your About Me page right away.

Teacher: Camille Freeman

Building a community of practitioners and business owners can make all the difference in growing your practice. We'll discuss options for networking as an introvert. 

Teacher: Camille Freeman

Staying current in clinical practice is important, but continuing education can easily become overwhelming or turn into “procrastilearning” that pulls focus from other priorities; we'll discuss how to prioritize which classes are worth your time, how much energy to devote to professional development, and how to use simple systems to track what you’ve purchased, completed, and may want to take in the future.

Teacher: Camille Freeman

Staying current in clinical practice matters, but continuing education can become overwhelming or turn into procrastilearning; this training covers how to prioritize worthwhile classes, set realistic boundaries around professional development, and track what you’ve completed, purchased, or plan to take next.

Teacher: Camille Freeman

Learn about practical tips for calendar, task, and time management that are specific for people running a solo clinical practice. 

Teacher: Camille Freeman