On Demand Video Course

This course will explore the connections between the immune system and infertility. Through understanding the physiology of the reproductive immune system, students will learn to identify when symptoms of immune dysregulation may be leading to infertility, which is often deemed unexplained in these cases. This course includes instruction on various aspects of immunology as they pertain to infertility and sub-fertility, including acute and chronic infection, autoimmune diseases, endometriosis and SARS -Cov2.

This 4-hour course introduces the essential role that human emotions play in clinical practice according to the original theories of Chinese medicine’s as described in the Huangdi Neijing and the practices of Neijing Nature-Based Medicine (NNBM).

Chinese and Western herb and drug interaction risks can be diminished, and potentials for a patient's therapeutic goals optimized with strategic inter-professional communication. We will explore several professional nexus and provide participants with skills for successful navigation of collaborative therapeutic treatment strategies for patient centered outcomes.

When we are aware of how we feel, we can work towards a greater understanding of why we feel that way. In this 2-hour introductory lecture we will look at the Sinew channels from 2 perspectives; first as the interface with the world outside. They are protectors of the inside against toxic or overwhelming input. Secondly, as the unsung heroes of trauma recovery. Their capacity to hold trauma as tension, restriction and habituated bracing allows us to maintain sanity in the face of trauma. Somatization of emotional pain means we are less overwhelmed emotionally.