If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you are not alone - and it isn’t your fault! Truth is, our medical institutions simply don’t teach enough about bone health.The diagnosis of osteoporosis threatens an individual's physical independence, so it is crucial that we all approach it with care, knowledge, and attention. Sign up for this course if you would like to learn more!
This course is for health practitioners and laypeople who want to learn more about bone health. You will receive 14 hour-long recordings that are packed with information that range from the basics of bone health to interpreting bone scans! Course includes relevant notes and pre-recorded videos with lifetime access. See below for details.
Dates: To be determined. This course will likely start in the fall of 2023. Keep an eye on upcoming newsletters for the dates!
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For the past 25 years, I have devoted my practice to understanding bone health with a heavy focus on osteoporosis. Before that, I worked as a chiropractor, anatomy teacher, and nutritionist for 13 years. I have studied osteoporosis, medications, nutrition, exercise, anxiety, genetics, chronic illness, and their impact on our bones and skeletons. I work with patients with severe cases of osteoporosis to find treatments that blend pharmaceutical medications, dietary changes, hormone replacement therapy, and natural supplements to improve bone health. I find deep purpose and meaning in teaching and treating bone health issues from a holistic perspective. Learn more about my practice here.
Are you a health practitioner? Understanding bones is important for those of us in the health field, and this course is designed to give you an overview of osteoporosis, as well as nuanced information on bone health. Each case is unique: one person may have osteoporosis due to an eating disorder, another might have an underlying thyroid or parathyroid issue. For people who menstruate, it may be due to estrogen loss at menopause. And still, for others osteoporosis can be a linked to a digestive issue, physical activity, kidney problems, or genetics. This course includes material on common causes, warning signs, testing, and how to interpret bone density scans, images.
Are you interested in bones, but not a health practitioner? This course is still for you! My goal is educate as many people as I can about bone health and osteoporosis. I love to teach, and work hard to make my courses accessible, fun, and informative. While there may be vocabulary that you are unfamiliar with, I always incorporate stories, examples, and resources for you to learn more. Learn about your skeleton, bone health, and how to advocate for yourself when facing an osteoporosis diagnosis.
Dates: To be determined. This course will likely start in the fall of 2023. Keep an eye on upcoming newsletters for the dates!
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