NEW COURSE!
ON EARLY BIRD SALE UNTIL SEPT. 5!
Integrative Lifestyle Medicine Certification
BONUS: LIVE SESSIONS with Dr. GINGER GARNER!
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February 25 at 12-1 PM EST
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May 27 at 7-8 PM EST
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August 26 at 12-1 PM EST
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November 25 at 7-8 PM EST
What to expect:
Do your patients suffer from comorbidities and make lifestyle choices that are complicating or hindering progress in therapy?
Are you feeling burned out or compassion fatigue from not getting the results you want?
Would you like to learn how lifestyle choices impact your therapy outcomes and how you can influence behavior change to improve them?
This Advanced Certificate program will change your practice. It will:
- Increase your effectiveness as a therapist and improve patient outcomes and satisfaction.
- Give you a comprehensive skillset to use Integrative Lifestyle Medicine in practice.
- Lower burden of care on you as the practitioner and empower the patient to be a partner in their healthcare.
- Help you determine root causes of disease, pain, and disability which helps patients heal faster and with long-lasting results.
- Tackle persistent pain and complex comorbidities that are hindering your therapy outcomes.
What will you learn?
At the completion of this course, participants will be able to:
Discuss psychologically informed physical therapy care to impact mental health and pain.
Learn how to screen for the vital signs of lifestyle medicine.
List the labs that impact musculoskeletal and neuromuscular outcomes.
Discuss the neuroscience of the stress response.
Practice the Integrative Lifestyle Medicine intervention which influence stress response and emotional regulation.
List the 15 biomarkers of trauma-informed practice.
List the major components of the Orofacial Examination.
Describe the scope of practice in nutritional counseling and intervention for physical therapy.
Discuss limitations in current dietary guidelines.
Describe the role of music and sound in practice.
Compare and contrast stress and meditation types.
Practice vocal functioning intervention.
Describe the neuroscience of manual therapy in impacting HPA Axis regulation.
Discuss ways to foster sustainable physical activity in patient care to impact mental health.
Describe the adverse impact of environmental pollutant exposure.
List the major endocrine disruptors supported in the evidence base to cause musculoskeletal dysfunction, especially from the voice to pelvic floor.
Choose your Certification Track!
Track 1
Integrative Lifestyle Medicine Certification
(or 3 payments of $446)
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23.5 hours
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PT/OT CEUs in 50 states
Track 2
Medical Therapeutic Yoga (Levels 1-3) Certification
(or 3 payments of $722.25)
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44 hours
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PT/OT CEUs in 50 states
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Regular price for Levels 1-3 if purchased individually is $2250
Track 3
Integrative Lifestyle Medicine Certification
PLUS
Medical Therapeutic Yoga (Levels 1-3) Certification
(or 3 payments of $999)
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67.5 hours
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PT/OT CEUs in 50 states
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Regular price flor both certifications if each course purchased separately is $3500
ON SALE NOW!
Choose your Certification Track!
Track 1
Integrative Lifestyle Medicine Certification
(Or 3 payments of $401)
(Or 3 payments of $357)
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23.5 hours
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PT/OT CEUs in 50 states
Track 2
Medical Therapeutic Yoga (Levels 1-3) Certification
(Or 3 payments of $722.25)
(Or 3 payments of $650)
(Or 3 payments of $577.80)
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44 hours
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PT/OT CEUs in 50 states
Track 3
Integrative Lifestyle Medicine Certification
PLUS
Medical Therapeutic Yoga (Levels 1-3) Certification
(Or 3 payments of $999)
(Or 3 payments of $899)
(Or 3 payments of $799)
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67.5 hours
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PT/OT CEUs in 50 states
You can also take each of the four courses individually to pace the timing and the cost!
(Total: $3500)
Dr. Ginger Garner
PT, MPT, DPT, ATC-ret
Based in Greensboro, NC, Dr. Garner owns and operates Garner Pelvic Health and Living Well Institute, is the host of the Living Well Podcast, and is raising 3 sons. She is active in community service and holds leadership roles for American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) Academy of Pelvic Health, APTA North Carolina, and American College of Lifestyle Medicine. Additionally, she is a mentor and thought leader in areas like voice to pelvic floor connection, rehab ultrasound imaging, and trauma-informed practice.