Mold Intensive for Medical Practitioners
Is mold on your radar?
Do you know the symptoms?
Do you know which tests to run and why?
Raise your mold literacy.
Take the mold fundamentals course.
Learn to identify, test and treat mold-related illness.
with Dr. Jill Crista
Are You Missing Mold Illness In Your Patients?
Mold Intensive for Medical Practitioners
Buy NowWhat You Get
- 10 hours of professional continuing education
- Supported by over 250 peer-reviewed published references
- PDF of all slides
- Audio version of Dr. Jill’s book, Break The Mold
- Clinical questionnaire
- Dr. Jill’s personal clinical resource list
- Bonus hour on building testing and remediation
Earn Continuing Medical Education Credits
Licensed Naturopathic Doctors
US:
American Association of Naturopathic Physicians— 10 total; 5 general, 3 Pharmacy, 2 Ethics
OR – 10 total; 3 Pharmacy, 2 Ethics
Licensed Naturopathic Doctors
Canada:
ONT – 10 total; 1 Pharmacy
For all other practitioner types, check with your licensing body to ensure these qualify as continuing education credits for your professional license.
Over 1000 medical professionals have upleveled their clinical practice with this course.
Course Snippets
What’s Covered
Individual mycotoxins, labs, PE, dietary guidelines, botanicals, nutrients, pharmaceuticals, herb-drug combining, treating safely through pregnancy, pediatric patients, and more! See the full curriculum by clicking here.
Featured On
Better Health Guy Podcast, Break The Mold.
Learn MoreOn The Rise
OSHA estimates that more than a quarter of all buildings have had enough water damage to grow molds that harm human health. And that statistic rises every year.
Learn how to recognize this prevalent and often overlooked contributor to human suffering.
Who’s This Course For?
- Medical doctors
- Primary care practitioners
- Osteopathic physicians
- Naturopathic doctors
- Nurse practitioners
- Physicians assistants
- Chiropractors Psychiatrists
Saving You Time!
To support your patients between visits, Dr. Jill posts short video blogs and pearls on all things mold.
This one-minute video describes the rationale behind her sinus treatment for mold-affected people.
A Useful Patient Resource
Dr. Jill’s book, Break The Mold, is a useful patient resource to save you time explaining mold during the appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
I’m already familiar with the Shoemaker protocol. Is this information different?
As a medically trained Naturopathic Doctor, Dr. Jill’s approach to mold treatment differs from the Shoemaker protocol. She was trained by leaders in the field of environmental medicine who incorporate the principles of naturopathic medicine. Since she’s not Shoemaker trained, this course only briefly highlights Shoemaker assessments. This course is an alternative or expansion to manage the complex syndrome of mold related illness; a comprehensive, evidence-informed course full of research, novel uses of medications, and powerful but safe natural options.
Do you offer a refund if it’s not what I thought I was signing up for?
Yes, we offer a 30-day satisfaction guarantee, as long as not more than 25% of the course modules or handouts were viewed or downloaded. We’re happy to share our video view and download logs on request.
How long do I have access to the course?
You have one year from sign up to complete the course.
Can anyone take this course even if they aren’t a doctor?
Yes. Please note, the level of this course is consistent with professional continuing medical education. It’s intended for those that fit the definition of primary care provider.
It may be taken for personal interest using the Non CE Access option. The Non CE Access option is not eligible for continuing education.
A Hidden Cause
Mold & mycotoxin exposure is the core cause behind the suffering of many chronically ill patients.
Mold affects almost every system in the body.
It lurks in buildings often undetected – irritating respiratory passages, depleting the immune system, and disrupting the digestive & nervous systems, until one day, there’s a diagnosis – but it won’t be mold. Instead, it might be called allergies, chronic sinusitis, asthma, IBS, neuropathy, tinnitus, anxiety, chronic fatigue syndrome, dysautonomia, dementia, or even cancer.
Don’t let that happen to your patients.