Too many women are told, "That's just a normal part of [having kids], [aging], [hormones]." For too long, women's unique health needs have been overlooked or pushed aside in a healthcare system not built for them.

It's time we changed that. You hold the key to helping women get the proper care they deserve.

Developed for women, by women, we've searched for the latest and greatest, so you don't have to... Learn from 11 accomplished practitioners as you uncover practical and holistic solutions your female patients have been waiting for. In this premier online summit, you will take away evidence-based techniques for: Increase your specialty services with actionable tools you can implement immediately. Don't miss this chance to learn skills that provide lasting resolution for unwanted symptoms.

Expand your reach and set yourself apart as the trusted women's health expert

 

• Gain actionable insights from leading voices in women's health and access DOZENS of strategies to accelerate patient outcomes.
• Go beyond conventional care! Transform your approach by confidently creating lifestyle and nutrition-based programs that effectively address and reduce unwanted symptoms.
• Practical and holistic methods to address a range of women's health conditions, including: pelvic health, postnatal care, healthy aging, and more!
• Receive unlimited access to session replays and earn up to 21.5 CE self-study hours.
• Exclusive Bonus Sessions for Enhanced Growth — "Self-Care to Prevent Professional Burnout after COVID" and "More YOU: The Power of Passion." These enriching sessions provide valuable insights to enhance your well-being and professional impact.

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Core and Pelvic Floor — Identifying and Treating Pelvic Floor Dysfunction from Outside of the Pelvis
Dr. Krystyna Holland, PT, DPT

Spoiler alert: it's not just a mom problem!! 1 in 3 women seen in a primary care setting will have pelvic floor dysfunction (PFD). With symptoms ranging from lower urinary tract issues and incontinence to pelvic pain and sexual problems, you need simple assessments that quickly pinpoint the problem. With the large co-incidence of other pain conditions such as low back and abdominal pain, learn practical exercises to reduce symptoms and enhance function. Walk away with straight forward techniques to identify and treat pelvic floor dysfunction externally, as well as when and where to refer if needed.

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Healthy Aging for Women in the Menopausal years
Keri Marshall MS, ND

Join Dr. Keri Marshall, Naturopathic Doctor and Epidemiologist as she discusses the health challenges and nutrient gaps that women face as they age and how they impact one another. You'll walk through some of the latest research about what is driving nutrient shortfalls, and how that may have negative health consequences, especially in the aging body. Explore many of today's hottest topics including the microbiome, hormone imbalance, weight management, and more! This proven framework for optimal aging builds a lasting foundation for bone, muscle, heart, and brain health.

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Behavior Change and Making Habits Stick
Kara Mohr, PhD, FACSM

Lifestyle is discussed as the gold standard of healthcare… but behavior change is not easy. And very few clinicians have actionable tools that equip patients to make healthy habits stick long term. Learn a step-by-step framework and master this evidence-based, whole person approach to treat — and often reverse — up to 80% of chronic disease. Led by nationally recognized wellbeing expert, Kara Mohr, PhD, this session explores the relationship between lifestyle, behavioral, and environmental drivers alongside major modern chronic diseases.

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Tackling Autoimmunity with Targeted Nutrition and Lifestyle Tactics
Cindi Lockhart, RDN, LD, IFNCP

Autoimmunity is on the rise. It's the third most common cause of chronic illness in the US and women lead the pack as 80% of those affected. Sadly, it takes an average of 4.5 years to get diagnosed. We owe it to ourselves and our patients to better understand how to manage the condition holistically. Dive into environmental and physiological risk factors, when and how to properly test, and powerful nutrition and lifestyle tactics that manage autoimmune dysfunction at the cellular level.

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Sex Hormones, the Female Brain, and the Birth Control Pill
Sarah E. Hill, PhD

Ovulation is just the tip of the iceberg. Women's sex hormones can turn BILLIONS of cellular switches on and off throughout the body, all at one time. Understand the impact of sex hormones for patients who are both on and off the pill in this science-backed and in-your-face presentation that exposes the most commonly overlooked implications for sex hormones and hormonal birth control. With effects on stress, hunger, emotional regulation, pain perception, mood, learning, and more, there's more to the pill than meets the eye (or ovaries).

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Post-Partum Care to Restore the Core and Reduce Pain
Jen Dieter, PT

Make the transition into mom-life easier with effective tools for the aches and pains that go hand in hand with having a baby. Explore the biomechanical and hormonal changes that impact the musculoskeletal system alongside proven strategies to restore function post-partum. Learn today's best techniques for therapeutic exercise, postural modifications, and low-cost tools to restore core function and reduce pain for common post-partum issues.

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Endometriosis Unmasked: A Functional and Whole-Body Approach to Symptom Management
Dr. Lj Johnson PsyD, IHP, FDNP, IIN, CHEK

Endometriosis is not just a "simple" pelvic condition or a painful period. It's a debilitating full-body disease and it took me 16 years to get a diagnosis. Sadly, that's common for many women. We will expose the most common myths and misconceptions about endometriosis, the 5 mistakes I made early on with my own endo, and how you can better help your patients thrive. Big pharma and surgery are NOT the only way to manage endometriosis. You'll learn a holistic approach to treatment that will enhance your patient care and drastically improve your quality of life.

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Conscious Cancer Care: A PT's Personal Experience and Clinical Insights
Karen Pryor, PhD, PT

Our current evaluation and treatment procedures of pre-op and post-op cancer patients needs to be rewritten. One in two people in the United States may have a cancer diagnosis. Karen Pryor's journey with bilateral mastectomy brought her face to face with an outdated system of protocols, that warrant revision. The process of diagnosis, surgery, and treatments are primarily fear-based. Patients today, when armed with knowledge, demonstrate reduced anxiety and participate in their self-care and have improved functional outcomes.

Consider the deep history of your patient to determine therapy progression. Take the humorous and serious journey with Karen and discover how to empower you patients and yourself.

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Take Charge over PCOS: Nutrition and Lifestyle Strategies to Combat Symptoms
Angela Grassi, MS, RDN, LDN

Women everywhere are searching for the answers to their PCOS symptoms and striking out. Having PCOS herself, Angela knows how frustrating living with this condition can be and firmly believes that you can help patients take back control. She has dedicated her career to be on the leading-edge of helping people with PCOS improve their health and has evidence-based nutrition strategies to enhance your patient care. Learn her top tips for managing reproductive and metabolic aspects of PCOS along with unwanted symptoms and beneficial supplements.

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Eat for the Health of it
Karen Pryor, PhD, PT

What can we eat to improve the immune system, build normal tissues, and reduce abnormal cell growth? There is plenty of information available to help us understand the role of food as health support. "Let thy food be thy medicine and exercise is essential." Karen Pryor PhD, PT, DPT, ND, CH, CPRCS, will delve into facts and stories of how changing what patients eat, combined with their activity level, changed their health, inflammation, and pain levels. Whether pre-op, post-op, an oncology patient, or physical trauma, food may change the healing ability and energy levels.

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No Birth Control, Now What? Tips for Helping Patients Transition off the Pill
Olivia Wagner, RD

Hormonal contraceptives are prescribed for a growing number of symptoms, not all of which are even tied to birth control. As women begin to think about stopping the pill, they are faced with more questions than answers. Will I get my period back? When will fertility return? How can I navigate post-pill symptoms? Restore hormone balance and create a healthy and healing blueprint using food and a mind-body approaches to get to the root cause of period & fertility problems.

 

• How can I implement a lifestyle medicine approach to help my patients thrive?
• What holistic approaches can help manage the symptoms of menopause?
• What questions can I ask to screen individuals with pelvic floor dysfunction that may be unidentified?
• What are the best ways to help patients transition off birth control?
• What can I do to help my patients (or myself) with autoimmune disorders?
• Which supplements are supported by science?
• How can I identify nutrient gaps… and create an action plan based on that?
• Will kegels help my athletes who leak when they jump?
• Which lifestyle interventions can help with Endometriosis and PCOS?
• How can I treat the pelvic floor without doing an internal exam or techniques?