Is This You?

Imagine feeling completely confident when a patient walks in with symptoms that could mean something serious.

Imagine being the practitioner who doesn’t just treat symptoms, but knows when to dig deeper, refer out, or catch a red flag before it’s too late.

Imagine finally bridging the gap between your holistic training and biomedical knowledge—without losing your integrative identity.

If you're a thoughtful practitioner who wants to serve your patients more safely and skillfully, you're in the right place.

How You’ll Benefit

✔ Sharpen your diagnostic skills using real-world case studies
✔ Learn to recognize medical red flags that other providers miss
✔ Gain confidence when integrating biomedical concepts with EAM
✔ Earn CEUs through clinically relevant, case-based education
✔ Protect your patients—and your practice—with better insight
✔ Improve communication with medical doctors (MDs) in referral or collaborative settings
✔ Better understand your patients when they come with a biomedical diagnosis
✔ Gain deeper insight into lab test results and when to refer
✔ Keep more patients in your care by avoiding unnecessary referrals
✔ Ensure patient safety through proper referral decisions
✔ Increase your patients’ trust and confidence in your clinical judgment
✔ Know which conditions complementary medicine can effectively manage—and which require biomedical care

Key Topics I Teach in the Integrative Masterclass Series

⚠️ Red Flag Detection in Holistic Practice

Learn to identify when symptoms are not just energetic imbalances, but signs of serious biomedical conditions—so you can protect your patients and refer appropriately. 

🧠 East-West Diagnosis & Clinical Reasoning

Develop the skill of thinking in both Eastern Medicine patterns and biomedical logic—understand the language of lab results, pathology, and differential diagnosis alongside EAM.

🩺 Condition-Focused Integrative Care

Each masterclass dives into a specialty area—GI disorders, autoimmune disease, women’s health, mental health, and more—blending EAM, functional medicine, and biomedicine for case-based learning.