Women's Health: An Integrative & Metabolic Approach to Care
Evidence-based training in women's health and wellbeing for medical and allied healthcare professionals — from gynecologic disease and reproductive cancer to hormones, addiction, and nutrition through every life stage.
A fuller picture of women's health, from cancer to menopause
This training connects the areas of women's health that are often taught separately — metabolic health, hormones, and clinical care, together in one curriculum.
Reproductive cancers, through a metabolic lens
See how metabolic risk factors for cancers like breast, ovarian, and endometrial connect to what you already know about nutrition.
Menopause, beyond HRT
Explore metabolic risk and reversal strategies through perimenopause and menopause alongside standard management approaches.
A clinical model for food and sugar addiction
Learn standardized diagnostic and stabilization approaches for food addiction, developed specifically for clinical use.
Gynecologic disease and the gut biome
Understand the gut and metabolic connection behind conditions like endometriosis and PCOS.
An integrative, metabolic lens across the whole female life stage
Ten specialists across medicine, oncology, dietetics, exercise science, and nursing bring a consistent thread: treat the metabolic root, not just the symptom.
Integrative, not siloed
Nutrition, hormones, mental health, and gynecology taught together as one connected system.
Metabolic root causes
Insulin resistance, therapeutic carbohydrate restriction, and metabolic health run through every module.
Practical and evidence-based
Physiology, screening tools, and clinical implementation guidelines you can use in your next consult.
Six outcomes you'll walk away with
A better understanding of common women's health issues and how to manage them effectively.
Evidence-based approaches for treating women's health conditions, including lifestyle interventions and medication when appropriate.
How to optimize dietary choices to support reproductive health, hormonal balance, and overall wellbeing.
Alternative and complementary therapies for women's health, including acupuncture, herbal medicine, and mind-body practices.
How to communicate effectively with female patients and clients, and support them in making informed treatment decisions.
The impact of social, cultural, and economic factors on women's health, and how to provide more inclusive, equitable care.
Curriculum Outline
Ten specialists, one metabolic lens
Dr Elaine Hart, MD
Board-certified Obstetrician and Gynecologist and academic leader specializing in women's health.
Dr Nasha Winters
Globally recognized naturopathic oncologist, best-selling author, and researcher specializing in integrative, metabolic approaches to cancer care and complex chronic illness.
Tamzyn Murphy, RD
Registered dietitian, science writer, and nutrition educator with a background in clinical research and a specialist focus on ketogenic and low-carbohydrate nutrition science.
Dr Catherine Seanz, PhD
Assistant professor of exercise science, registered dietitian, and strength conditioning specialist researching exercise metabolism, nutritional ketosis, and female athletic performance.
Jayne Bullen
Nutrition Network Managing Director.
Dr Madison Kackley, PhD, CSCS
Women's health researcher and Assistant Professor at The Ohio State University.
Bitten Jonsson, RN
Registered nurse and internationally acclaimed pioneer in sugar and carbohydrate addiction treatment, known for developing standardized diagnostic and stabilization models for food addiction.
Dr Andréa Salcedo
Board-certified OB/GYN and Menopause Society Certified Practitioner who uses therapeutic carbohydrate restriction and metabolic therapies to treat endometriosis, PCOS, and abnormal uterine bleeding.
Dr Georgina Pujol-Busquets Guillén
Medical researcher and public health specialist contributing international expertise on systemic health patterns, preventive medicine, and evidence-based clinical practice.
Dr Estrelita Janse van Rensburg
Physician-pathologist and former professor of laboratory medicine and medical virology, now focused on preventative and nutritional medicine.
Flexible online learning, at your own pace
Work through the content in your own time, on your own schedule.
Each Lecture Includes
- Topic outline, learning objectives, and lecture summary
- Expert speaker presentation
- Downloadable resources and journal article references
- Quiz to assess what you've learned
Training Materials
- Video lectures, interviews, and panel discussions
- Physiology and scientific evidence
- Practical clinical implementation guidelines
- Screening and assessment tools
- Patient education resources
Built for anyone treating women in clinical practice
Everything you need to bring this into practice
- 13 video lectures, interviews, and a panel discussion (12 CPD hours)
- Downloadable resources and journal article references for every lecture
- Screening and assessment tools you can use in practice
- Patient education resources
- A short quiz after each lecture to check understanding
- Certificate of Completion, full CPD Standards Office accreditation
Our 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
We'd never want you to be unhappy. If you're unsatisfied with your purchase, contact us within the first 30 days and we'll give you a full refund, provided 30% or less of the training has been completed. That's more than enough time to watch the opening lectures and know this training is for you.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. This module is fully internationally accredited with the CPD Standards Office and carries 12 CPD hours.
The training is fully self-paced, so you work through the 13 lectures on your own schedule. PLACEHOLDER — confirm access duration/expiry internally.
Yes, this module contributes toward certification as a Nutrition Network Practitioner — Certified in Metabolic Healthcare.
Medical professionals, allied healthcare workers, nutritionists and dietitians, and health and wellness coaches.
No specific prerequisite is required, though a working clinical background is assumed given the depth of the physiology and screening content.
Yes, the training is fully accessible on desktop, tablet, and mobile through Teachable.
Bring a metabolic lens to every woman you treat
12 CPD hours, 13 lectures, 10 specialists.
Certificate of Completion • CPD Standards Office Accredited