The ND’s Premier Course In Integrative Fertility & Bioidentical Hormones

CE for Naturopathic Doctors: Evidence-based training in Cycle Charting and Progesterone Protocols—built specifically for the Naturopathic scope of practice.

Master the art of restorative endocrine care. Gain the clinical confidence to prescribe bio-identical progesterone, off-label medications and naturopathic therapeutics , in sync with the cycle.

CE for Naturopathic Doctors: North American Accreditation By State & Province

Certified Naturopathic Continuing Education

Jurisdiction	Total Credits	Clinical Breakdown
Ontario (CONO)	6.0	6 Category A (incl. 2 Pharmacology)
Oregon (OBNM)	6.0	2 Pharmacology, 2 Obstetrics
British Columbia (CNPBC)	6.0	2 Category F (Prescribing), 4 Category C
Alberta (CNDA)	6.0	6 Competency Credits
Washington State (WSDOH)	6.0	6 Category A (incl. 2 Pharmacology)

Treat complex hormonal cases without immediate referral to IVF

Most fertility training ignores the nuance of the cycle.

This course weaves cycle charting as your roadmap for assessment, diagnosis, treatment and success. Your patients will thank you.

Evidence-Based Botanicals & Nutraceuticals: Move beyond "general support" to targeted protocols for follicular and luteal phase optimization.
Bioidentical Progesterone: Deep dive into prescribing protocols for luteal phase deficiency and miscarriage prevention. Bonus! Off-label prescribing included!
Beyond the 28-Day Myth: Master cycle charting as a vital sign to identify true ovulation leading to root cause treatments for your patients.

CE for Naturopathic Doctors: 6 Hours of Comprehensive Learning - Cycle Charting, Diagnostics, Prescribing and Treatment Integration

Built for Your Busy Practice

Seamless Professional Development

Instant Fertility-Enhancing Protocols: Hit the ground running for your patients the next clinic day.
Automated Certification: Pass the online quiz and receive your ND-specific certificate (mapped to your jurisdiction) instantly via email.
Evergreen Access: Start whenever you have a gap in your schedule; the portal is open 24/7.

Core Curriculum Breakdown

From Menstrual Biomarkers to Restorative Prescribing: What You’ll Learn in 6 Hours

Part 1:

Standardized Biomarker Charting & Diagnostics

Physiological Biomarker Tracking: Use standardized menstrual cycle charting to map ovulation, identify the fertile window, and objectively quantify endocrine function with accurately timed bloodwork.
Standardized Codes of White Flow Cervical Secretions: Mapping cervical mucus observations as a direct proxy for serum estradiol fluctuations and tracking luteal phase length to assess corpus luteum competence and progesterone synthesis.
Biomarker-Driven Diagnostics: Implementing objective clinical criteria (including the “Rule of 5” biomarkers) to establish a standardized baseline for menstruation, ovulation and early pregnancy tracking.
Differential Diagnosis of Reproductive Pathologies: Identifying the distinct cycle charting patterns associated with luteal phase deficiency (LPD), Luteinized Unruptured Follicle Syndrome (LUFS), functional ovarian cysts, metabolic and ovulatory phenotypes of PCOS (now PMOS), endometrial polyps, occult autoimmune flare-ups, subclinical hypothyroidism, and anovulatory dysfunctional uterine bleeding (DUB).

Part 2:

Pharmaceutical Prescribing Protocols & Precision Endocrine Management

Optimizing Hormonal Reference Ranges: Establishing ideal serum hormone parameters during the follicular phase, luteal phase, and throughout pregnancy, moving beyond broad laboratory “normal” ranges to target optimal fertility thresholds.

Precision Diagnostic Timing: Synchronizing transvaginal pelvic ultrasounds with the patient’s objective cycle biomarkers to accurately evaluate antral follicle count, dominant follicle maturation and rupture, and endometrial thickness/trilaminar architecture.
Targeted Endocrine and Immunomodulatory Pharmacology:
- Luteal Support: Evidence-based prescribing of bioidentical progesterone therapy (micronized progesterone) and hCG trigger protocols for male and female factor optimization.
- Metabolic & Endocrine Optimization: Clinical utility of desiccated thyroid therapy for subclinical hypothyroidism, and the emerging role of low-dose naltrexone (LDN) in downregulating reproductive autoimmune reactivity for men and women.
- Adjuvant Therapies: Pharmacological implementation of mucus enhancers, targeted antibiotic protocols for chronic endometritis, and adjunct medications to optimize male and female factors.

Pharmacokinetic Drug-Herb Interactions: Evaluating hepatic CYP450 enzyme pathways to effectively co-prescribe botanical adjuvants alongside conventional fertility medications, while leveraging therapeutic efficacy.

Part 3:

Integrative Treatment & Multi-Disciplinary Co-Management

Integrative Management Protocols: Reviewing the clinical trial data for botanical extracts and targeted medical nutrition in the management of complex reproductive disorders, including severe PMS/PMDD, metabolic and ovulatory phenotypes of PCOS, endometriosis-associated inflammation, and hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis dysregulation.
Male Factor Optimization: Evidence-based protocols targeting spermatogenesis, Leydig cell function, and the reduction of sperm DNA fragmentation using clinically validated botanical extracts.
Evaluating Complementary Therapeutics: Understanding the physiological impact of conventional ovarian stimulation protocols on endometrial receptivity and oocyte quality and examining how Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) models approach microvascular blood flow and follicular health.
Acupuncture Mechanisms and Research Translation: A critical review of the current peer-reviewed literature regarding acupuncture’s impact on uterine artery blood flow impedance, gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) pulsatility, and success rates during assisted reproductive technology (ART) cycles, including precise clinical timing guidelines for pre- and post-ovulatory phases.

Testimonials

"What an informative course! Nora and Jessica did an excellent job of breaking down the key physiological and physical changes involved in understanding the body's state in relation to fertility. I wish everyone could develop this level of understanding and body awareness. It is so empowering to recognize and appreciate what the 'white flow' in men and women reveal about your health."

"Hands down, the best fertility education I've ever done for my practice. So many practical, useable tips and tools to help get to the bottom of fertility challenges and then offer targeted support for luteal phase progesterone deficiency."

"Amazing course content! Material is presented from a clinician perspective, in a manner that makes it easy to carry forward into practice for discussions with patients looking for poor egg quality alternatives. Would highly recommend, and I look forward to future courses!"

A CME course that respects the ND scope and provides the high-level pharmacology and obstetrics hours NDs need for their licenses.