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Optimizing the Glymphatic System for Improved Brain Health
Mimi Hernandez, MS
9/1/2026 - 12/31/2026
This course explores the relationship between circulation within the central nervous system, the glymphatic system, and neuroinflammation. Throughout this course, the learner will understand the mechanics of central nervous system circulation, the connection of vascular health and neuroinflammation, and discover how various dietary and lifestyle factors influence glymphatic function.
Register and more information: https://wholisticmatters.com/optimizing-the-glymphatic-system-for-improved-brain-health/
Online
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Functional Medicine Practice Accelerator
Brandon M. Lundell, DC, APC, DABCI, IFMCP, Dip. Ac., NE, CACThe seminar covers female and male hormonal optimization including fertility and IVF support, fetal epigenetics and preconception programming, the gut–human health matrix (gut–brain, gut–joint, gut–immune, gut–mitochondria), autoimmune remission protocols with documented outcomes, peptide therapeutics, sleep medicine and circadian health, and mitochondrial medicine including detoxification. Every hour is built around actionable protocols and real patient outcomes.
10/3/2026
The seminar covers female and male hormonal optimization including fertility and IVF support, fetal epigenetics and preconception programming, the gut–human health matrix (gut–brain, gut–joint, gut–immune, gut–mitochondria), autoimmune remission protocols with documented outcomes, peptide therapeutics, sleep medicine and circadian health, and mitochondrial medicine including detoxification. Every hour is built around actionable protocols and real patient outcomes.
To Register and for more information: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/functional-medicine-practice-accelerator-tickets-1992426461180
Windsor Locks, CT
8
Functional Medicine Practice Accelerator
Brandon M. Lundell, DC, APC, DABCI, IFMCP, Dip. Ac., NE, CACThe seminar covers female and male hormonal optimization including fertility and IVF support, fetal epigenetics and preconception programming, the gut–human health matrix (gut–brain, gut–joint, gut–immune, gut–mitochondria), autoimmune remission protocols with documented outcomes, peptide therapeutics, sleep medicine and circadian health, and mitochondrial medicine including detoxification. Every hour is built around actionable protocols and real patient outcomes.
9/12/2026
The seminar covers female and male hormonal optimization including fertility and IVF support, fetal epigenetics and preconception programming, the gut–human health matrix (gut–brain, gut–joint, gut–immune, gut–mitochondria), autoimmune remission protocols with documented outcomes, peptide therapeutics, sleep medicine and circadian health, and mitochondrial medicine including detoxification. Every hour is built around actionable protocols and real patient outcomes.
To Register and for more information: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/functional-medicine-practice-accelerator-tickets-1988213108930
Columbus, OH
8
Functional Medicine Practice Accelerator
Brandon M. Lundell, DC, APC, DABCI, IFMCP, Dip. Ac., NE, CACThe seminar covers female and male hormonal optimization including fertility and IVF support, fetal epigenetics and preconception programming, the gut–human health matrix (gut–brain, gut–joint, gut–immune, gut–mitochondria), autoimmune remission protocols with documented outcomes, peptide therapeutics, sleep medicine and circadian health, and mitochondrial medicine including detoxification. Every hour is built around actionable protocols and real patient outcomes.
9/26/2026
The seminar covers female and male hormonal optimization including fertility and IVF support, fetal epigenetics and preconception programming, the gut–human health matrix (gut–brain, gut–joint, gut–immune, gut–mitochondria), autoimmune remission protocols with documented outcomes, peptide therapeutics, sleep medicine and circadian health, and mitochondrial medicine including detoxification. Every hour is built around actionable protocols and real patient outcomes.
To Register and for more information: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/functional-medicine-practice-accelerator-tickets-1988770346643?aff=oddtdtcreator
Englewood, CO
8
GLP-1s and Beyond: A Whole-Person Approach to Modern Metabolic Care
Kimberly Besuden, BS, DC, CFMP | Daina Parent, ND | Gina Wilson, BHSc, Dip Bot Med, Dip Nut | Mimi Hernandez, MS, RH (AHG) | Wm Chase Hayden, DC | Elise Anderson, RD
10/23/2026
GLP-1 receptor agonists are reshaping how patients and healthcare practitioners think about weight, appetite, and digestive physiology. GLP-1s and Beyond: A Whole-Person Approach to Modern Metabolic Care is a 6-hour CE symposium designed for practitioners who want to understand GLP-1 physiology and integrate that understanding into whole-person clinical care, confidently supporting patients who are navigating a range of metabolic health approaches.
For Registration and more information: https://my.standardprocess.com/Event?Id=4277
Pending Approval
Synchronious Webinar
6
EPIC Functional Medicine Conference
Lindsey Berkson | Greg Jones | Jennifer Stagg | Brett Wisniewski | Gerald Mullin | David Brownstein
November 6-8, 2026
Registration and more details: https://www.bioticsresearch.com/epic2026
Step into a transformative experience designed for practitioners who want to stay at the forefront of functional medicine. EPIC offers a unique opportunity to hear from pioneering experts, explore innovative approaches, and discover practical solutions that can enhance patient outcomes.
1. Lindsey Berkson, MA, DC, CNS, DACBN - Turning Back the Aging Clock: Evidence-Based Strategies to Measure and Influence Biological Age
2. Greg Jones, ND, ABAAHP - Peptides and Precision Supplementation: Using Targeted Nutritional Support to Amplify Longevity, Repair, and Metabolic Health
3. Jennifer Stagg, ND - Gut Health as a Communication Hub—Restoring Balance in Complex Clinical Presentations
4. Brett Wisniewski, DC, MS, DABCI, DACBN - Why Thyroid Treatment Fails: A Root-Cause Approach to Refractory Thyroid Symptoms
5. Gerard Mullin, MD, MS - Cutting Edge Nutrition Strategies for Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
6. David Brownstein, MD - Iodine: The Most Misunderstood Nutrient
Sugar Land, TX
12
Functional Medicine Practice Accelerator
Dr. Brandon M. Lundell, DC, APC, DABCI, IFMCP, Dip. Ac., NE, CAC
October 3, 2026
The Functional Medicine Practice Accelerator is a comprehensive full-day seminar led by Dr. Brandon M. Lundell, one of the most experienced functional medicine educators. With over 20 years of clinical practice, 400+ seminars across all 50 states, and more than 1,000 practitioners trained, Dr. Lundell delivers the kind of protocol-driven content that changes practices.
The seminar covers female and male hormonal optimization including fertility and IVF support, fetal epigenetics and preconception programming, the gut–human health matrix (gut–brain, gut–joint, gut–immune, gut–mitochondria), autoimmune remission protocols with documented outcomes, peptide therapeutics, sleep medicine and circadian health, and mitochondrial medicine including detoxification. Every hour is built around actionable protocols and real patient outcomes.
Registration & More Information: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/functional-medicine-practice-accelerator-tickets-1992426461180
DC credits in CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, VT, NCCAOM, more information available at the registration link.
ACBN Credits pending final approval.
Windsor Locks, CT
8
Functional Medicine Practice Accelerator
Dr. Brandon M. Lundell, DC, APC, DABCI, IFMCP, Dip. Ac., NE, CAC
September 26, 2026
The Functional Medicine Practice Accelerator is a comprehensive full-day seminar led by Dr. Brandon M. Lundell, one of the most experienced functional medicine educators. With over 20 years of clinical practice, 400+ seminars across all 50 states, and more than 1,000 practitioners trained, Dr. Lundell delivers the kind of protocol-driven content that changes practices.
The seminar covers female and male hormonal optimization including fertility and IVF support, fetal epigenetics and preconception programming, the gut–human health matrix (gut–brain, gut–joint, gut–immune, gut–mitochondria), autoimmune remission protocols with documented outcomes, peptide therapeutics, sleep medicine and circadian health, and mitochondrial medicine including detoxification. Every hour is built around actionable protocols and real patient outcomes.
Registration & More Information: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/functional-medicine-practice-accelerator-tickets-1988770346643?aff=oddtdtcreator
DC credits in CO, NV, and UT, NCCAOM, more information available at the registration link.
ACBN Credits pending final approval.
Englewood, CO
8
Functional Medicine Practice Accelerator
Dr. Brandon M. Lundell, DC, APC, DABCI, IFMCP, Dip. Ac., NE, CAC
September 12, 2026
The Functional Medicine Practice Accelerator is a comprehensive full-day seminar led by Dr. Brandon M. Lundell, one of the most experienced functional medicine educators. With over 20 years of clinical practice, 400+ seminars across all 50 states, and more than 1,000 practitioners trained, Dr. Lundell delivers the kind of protocol-driven content that changes practices.
The seminar covers female and male hormonal optimization including fertility and IVF support, fetal epigenetics and preconception programming, the gut–human health matrix (gut–brain, gut–joint, gut–immune, gut–mitochondria), autoimmune remission protocols with documented outcomes, peptide therapeutics, sleep medicine and circadian health, and mitochondrial medicine including detoxification. Every hour is built around actionable protocols and real patient outcomes.
Registration & More Information: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/functional-medicine-practice-accelerator-tickets-1988213108930
DC credits in OH, NCCAOM, more information available at the registration link.
ACBN Credits pending final approval.
Columbus, OH
8
Fueling Methylation with Whole Food Nutrition
Daina Parent, ND
Through 12/31/26
This course provides a clear and practical overview of methylation as a key biochemical process influencing gene expression, detoxification, neurotransmitter synthesis, hormone regulation, and cellular repair. Learners will explore how whole-food nutrition, lifestyle patterns, botanical adaptogens, and genetic variations shape methylation capacity and overall health. The course translates complex biochemistry into actionable strategies, with emphasis on nutrient synergy, folate physiology, and food-first clinical interventions. Learners will also gain confidence interpreting common methylation-related laboratory markers and understanding their clinical relevance.
Registration & More Information: https://ce.northeastcollege.edu/courses/view/FuelingMethylation
DC credits in many states, more information available at the registration link.
Online
1
Power of Three Conference - 2026
Dr. Alex Ballenger | Dr. Ashley Beckman | Dr. Merrill Ken Galera | Dr. Stephen Irestone, and more
04/17/2026 - 04/19/2026
Practitioners and experts will come together to reignite the connection and collaboration that makes us all stronger! Connect with like minds, learn from industry leaders, and be part of the community that’s shaping the future of health and wellness. With dynamic speakers, discussions, and cutting-edge insights, you’ll leave empowered and equipped to elevate your practice.
Registration & More Information: https://conference.desbio.com/
Scottsdale, AZ
14
Restoring Homeostasis for Complex & Chronic Patients
Mark Force
March 28, 2025
Reestablishing essential metabolic pathways is critical for solving complex and chronic patient cases. Using Selye’s models of the General Adaptive Syndrome as an overarching model across multiple bodily systems, you will be able to clearly understand a patient's picture as a whole. This seminar will cover the physical, chemical, and mental stress that leads to compromised function and illness. Mitochondrial function, methylation cycle, transsulfuration pathway, detoxification pathways, neurotransmitters, immune function, hormonal systems, bicarbonate system, autonomic nervous system will be covered as a whole. How to use history, health graphs, physical exam, lab findings will be included. How to use vitamins, minerals, trace minerals, and glandulars will be included. Notes will include diagnostic and therapeutic algorithms, genetic predispositions, and applied kinesiology applications.
The Baronette Renaissance Detroit-Novi Hotel - Novi, MI
8 CE
Children in Balance: The Microbiome as a Pathway to Resilience
Sarah Clark, DC | Daina Parent, ND Mimi Hernandez, MS | Elise Anderson, MHS | Carina Toledo, MS | Annette Schippel, C
April 17, 2026
Children in Balance: The Microbiome as a Pathway to Resilience explores the microbiome as a foundational determinant of lifelong health, emphasizing its pivotal role in digestive health, immune maturation, neurodevelopment, and resilience in the face of stress. Through a series of evidence-informed sessions, participants will examine the earliest influences on microbial development from prenatal factors and birth practices to childhood nutrition and environmental exposures. Microbiome-driven mechanisms of atopy, the bidirectional gut–brain axis, and the digestive vulnerabilities common in childhood will be addressed. Attendees will explore practical strategies for supporting a healthy microbiome and balanced physiological systems that help children thrive.
Synchronious Webinar
6 CE
Holistic Strategies for Aging Well with Whole Foods - May 2026
David Hogsed, DOM Sarah Kotlerman, BS Daina Parent, ND Lowell Keppel, DC Simon Agger, DC Jennifer Stagg, ND Mimi Hernandez, MS Deanna Minich, MS
May 1-2, 2026
People are living longer, but they are spending more of those extra years in declining health, burdened by chronic diseases, cognitive decline, frailty, and dependency. A healthspan-focused approach shifts the clinical conversation from simply extending lifespan to enhancing the quality of life during those additional years. This means preserving cognitive sharpness, physical vitality, and personal autonomy without excessive reliance on pharmaceuticals or ongoing medical care. Whole-food nutrition, herbs, and lifestyle interventions are foundational to this approach. They work together to reduce inflammation, enhance mitochondrial function, and support the resilience of neuroendocrine and immune systems— key pillars of aging well. Health professionals who integrate these tools into their practice are uniquely equipped to lead a healthspan revolution, empowering patients to live longer, healthier, and more independent lives. Learning Objectives: • Describe the concept of healthspan and differentiate it from lifespan within the framework of preventive and integrative clinical practice. • Examine the physiological mechanisms through which whole-food nutrition, herbal therapeutics, and lifestyle interventions influence inflammation, mitochondrial function, and neuroendocrine-immune system integrity in aging populations. • Integrate evidence-based, healthspan-oriented interventions into clinical strategies aimed at optimizing cognitive function, physical performance, and patient autonomy across the aging continuum.
Quincy, MA
12 CE
Holistic Strategies for Aging Well with Whole Foods - March 2026
David Hogsed, DOM Sarah Kotlerman, BS Daina Parent, ND Lowell Keppel, DC Simon Agger, DC Jennifer Stagg, ND Mimi Hernandez, MS Deanna Minich, MS
March 13-14, 2026
People are living longer, but they are spending more of those extra years in declining health, burdened by chronic diseases, cognitive decline, frailty, and dependency. A healthspan-focused approach shifts the clinical conversation from simply extending lifespan to enhancing the quality of life during those additional years. This means preserving cognitive sharpness, physical vitality, and personal autonomy without excessive reliance on pharmaceuticals or ongoing medical care. Whole-food nutrition, herbs, and lifestyle interventions are foundational to this approach. They work together to reduce inflammation, enhance mitochondrial function, and support the resilience of neuroendocrine and immune systems— key pillars of aging well. Health professionals who integrate these tools into their practice are uniquely equipped to lead a healthspan revolution, empowering patients to live longer, healthier, and more independent lives. Learning Objectives: • Describe the concept of healthspan and differentiate it from lifespan within the framework of preventive and integrative clinical practice. • Examine the physiological mechanisms through which whole-food nutrition, herbal therapeutics, and lifestyle interventions influence inflammation, mitochondrial function, and neuroendocrine-immune system integrity in aging populations. • Integrate evidence-based, healthspan-oriented interventions into clinical strategies aimed at optimizing cognitive function, physical performance, and patient autonomy across the aging continuum.
Bellevue, WA
12 CE
Neuroprotective Adaptogens: Building Resilience in a Stressful World
Mimi Hernandez, MS
January 1 - December 31, 2026
This course examines how chronic stress contributes to cognitive dysfunction and introduces neuroprotective adaptogens as key tools for supporting brain health. Learners will explore the stages of the General Adaptation Syndrome, the biological effects of stress on the nervous system, and how adaptogens can promote physical resilience and stamina, enhance mental clarity, and support emotional well-being, shifts that contribute to improved coordination, movement readiness, and sustained motivation, ultimately supporting compliance with self-care, mobility, and rehabilitation prescriptions.
Online
1 CE
Empowering Pregnancy: Whole-Woman Care in a Medicalized World
Daina Parent, ND
January 1 - December 31, 2026
This course offers an overview of prenatal care in which healthcare providers will examine physiological and hormonal changes, explore current maternal health challenges in the United States, and learn evidence-based strategies for managing common pregnancy symptoms using nutrition and herbal interventions. Key topics include recognizing pregnancy red flags, optimizing maternal-fetal outcomes, and integrating collaborative, interdisciplinary care. Designed for healthcare providers, this course empowers clinicians to deliver safe, effective, and patient-centered prenatal support.
Online
1 CE
Clear the Mind: Optimizing the Glymphatic System for Improved Brain Health
Sarah Clarke, DC
January 1 - December 31, 2026
For more information or Register: https://wholisticmatters.com/optimizing-the-glymphatic-system-for-improved-brain-health/
Or email Alisha Keller, akeller@standardprocess.com
This course explores the relationship between circulation within the central nervous system, the glymphatic system, and neuroinflammation. Throughout this course, the learner will understand the mechanics of central nervous system circulation, the connection of vascular health and neuroinflammation, and discover how various dietary and lifestyle factors influence glymphatic function.
Online
1 CE
Foundations for Herbal Support
Mimi Hernandez, MS, RH (AGH)
1/1/2026 - 12/31/2026
The Foundations of Herbal Support course is designed to give clinicians an understanding of botanical remedies and their relevance in modern healthcare. By delving into the history, traditions, and energy principles of herbalism, participants gain insight into how plants play a vital role in promoting health and wellness. This course covers the basics of herbal constituents, preparations, and administration methods, empowering healthcare providers to navigate herbal products to meet individual needs. In addition, it offers valuable information on evidence-based herbalism, proper dosing, and safety precautions. Learners will gain insights about functional herbalism theory, ethical practice, and considerations for sourcing high-quality herbs. Upon completion of the course, clinicians will have the knowledge and confidence to recommend herbal support, ultimately improving patient care and outcomes.
For more information/to register: https://wholisticmatters.com/continuing-education/herbal-support/
or email Alisha Keller akeller@standardprocess.com
Online
3 CE
Cognition Health
Marlene Merritt, DOM, Will Mitchell, DOM
1/1/2024 - 12/31/2026
Pt. 1 Keeping Your Head About You: What Does the Brain Need?
Pt.2 Don’t Lose Your Mind: What Damages The Brain
Pt. 3 Mold and Microbes: The #1 Cause of Cognitive Decline
For more information/to reigster: https://wholisticmatters.com/continuing-education/brain-health/
Or email Alisha Keller akeller@standardprocess.com
Online
3 Hrs
Nutrition to Support Neuroinflammation
Christopher Bump, DC
1/1/2026 - 12/31/2026
Hour one: Dr. Bump will describe the process of chronic inflammation, its antecedents, its triggers and its manifestations in various pathologies. We will discuss some of the numerous causes including diet and lifestyle, stress, nutrient deficiencies, microbial infections, oxidative stress, structural imbalances and environmental issues.
Hour two: In this module you will review the role of magnesium in the central nervous system, various diagnostics available for assessment how deficiency can lead to inflammation, pain and disease.
Hour three: This module will offer clinical insight into assessing and diagnosing neuroinflammation along with therapeutics that include nutrition, diet, and lifestyle. A case study will be reviewed.
For more information/to register: https://wholisticmatters.com/continuing-education/neuroinflammation/
or email Alisha Keller akeller@standardprocess.com
Online
3 Hrs.
Functional Medicine University
Dr. Ron Grisanti
1/1/2026 - 12/31/2026
https://www.functionalmedicineuniversity.com/
Modules are available for ACBN continuing education through FMU. Functional Medicine University is nationally recognized as a leader in functional medicine education for the health care professional and CEUs and certificates of completion are provided by Southern California University of Health Sciences FMU provides a comprehensive approach to the study of functional medicine. FMU's focus is to ensure that students of the Functional Medicine Training Program have met the standards set forth within both the health care and private sectors.
Microbiome
Mahmoud Ghannoum, PhD
1/1/2026 - 12/31/2026
This 3 module, 3-part focuses on defining the microbiome. Specifics covered are recent advances inNext Generation Sequencing, which ushered an explosion of research into the communities of micro-organisms living in our bodies. Learn the identity of the microbiomes that reside in our body and theassociations and correlations between the microbiome and digestive/non-digestive issues and diseases.Also learn rebalancing the microbiome to promote human health and combat disease.
For more information contact: Wholistic Matters website: www.WholisticMatters.com or
Nancy Morrow, 262-495-6364, nmorrow@Standardprocess.com
Online
3 Hours
Functional Nutrition: A Whole Food Approach
Jessica Michele Stefanski NMD, Lac, FABNE
1/1/2026 - 12/31/2026
Functional Nutrition: A Whole Food Approach is a course designed to provide clinicians with a practical understanding of foundational concepts in human nutrition and how they can be applied in clinical practice. The course approaches nutrition concepts through the lens of whole food.
Online
5 CE