This course covers the use of EDTA as an integrative therapy for cardiovascular disease and toxic metal detoxification. We will examine its role as a chelator for metals like lead, cadmium, arsenic, and mercury, and review the clinical evidence from trials, including the TACT ONE trial, which validates its efficacy in preventing secondary cardiovascular events after myocardial infarction. Additionally, we will discuss safe application, patient selection, monitoring, and various dosing protocols.

This course focuses on intravenous Glycyrrhizic acid (GZA), a well-researched therapeutic agent for viral and hepatic conditions. Participants will learn about the mechanisms of action of GZA and gain insights into its safe and effective application in patient care. Enhance your understanding of this valuable treatment option and its clinical applications.

This course covers central venous catheters (CVCs), focusing on safe vascular access techniques encountered in clinical practice. Participants will learn about various CVC types and guidelines for heparin locking in patients with central lines. Upon completing the online lessons, attendees must schedule an in-person practical session at the Marsden Centre to obtain certification.

This course focuses on intravenous phosphatidylcholine as a key therapeutic in integrative medicine. Participants will explore its role in cardiovascular disease and endothelial dysfunction, supported by clinical research on its effects on cardiovascular, neurodegenerative, and inflammatory processes. Best practices for patient assessment, safe administration, and monitoring will also be discussed. Completing this course is essential for those looking to refer patients for infusion-based phosphatidylcholine treatments in their practice.

This course explores Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide (NAD) as a promising therapeutic for fatigue, addiction, cognitive disorders, and overall wellness. Participants will review current clinical research on intravenous NAD therapy and learn best practices for patient assessment, monitoring, and safe administration. Protocols for using NAD in various conditions, including addiction, chronic fatigue, and neurological diseases, will also be discussed, highlighting its potential role in enhancing health and longevity.

This course focuses on artesunate, a semisynthetic derivative of artemisinin from the Chinese wormwood plant, traditionally used for malaria. We will explore its historical significance in traditional Chinese medicine and recent research indicating its potential role in supportive care for cancer and chronic infections. Participants will learn about the evidence supporting artesunate's use and guidelines for its safe application in patient care.

This course explores DCA (dichloroacetate) as a promising metabolic therapy in cancer care, backed by encouraging clinical trials. Originally developed for inborn errors of metabolism, DCA is now recognized as an orphan drug globally. Its impact on mitochondrial activity can significantly alter cancer cell metabolism, promoting apoptosis. Participants will learn about the various applications of DCA in integrative cancer treatment, as well as best practices for safe administration, patient assessment, and monitoring.

This course focuses on curcumin as a vital therapeutic in integrative medicine, emphasizing its potential benefits despite challenges with absorption. We will explore the evidence supporting intravenous administration to achieve higher therapeutic concentrations. Participants will review clinical trials validating the safe use of IV curcumin and learn protocols for administration, dosing, and patient assessment and monitoring. Completing this course is essential for those looking to refer patients for curcumin infusion treatments with ONIN.

Marketing your practice shouldn't feel like a compliance minefield. Join a regulatory lawyer and two experienced clinicians for a practical discussion on how to communicate about advanced therapies, collaborative care, and scope-adjacent services while staying aligned with regulatory expectations. Learn what you can say, what to avoid, and how to confidently market your practice without second-guessing every website update, social media post, or patient communication. 🎓 Approved by the College of Naturopaths of Ontario for 1 Category A Jurisprudence credit.

A practical, evidence-informed session focused on the realities of men’s health care in clinical practice. This course explores assessment, diagnosis, and management of common male health concerns—while addressing the clinical, hormonal, and systemic factors that often go undertreated. Designed to support confident, advanced care and better long-term outcomes for male patients.

This 60-minute continuing education session focuses on safe and evidence-informed use of intravenous nutrient therapy and in-office compounding in pregnancy and lactation. The first half of the session (IVIT) reviews physiological changes in pregnancy that impact IV therapy, nutrient selection and compatibility, and infusion protocols that support maternal and fetal well-being. The second half (Pharmacology) explores the pharmacokinetics of key micronutrients in pregnancy, evidence for use, contraindications, and safety considerations for compounded ingredients and delivery forms. Clinical case examples will be used throughout to highlight best practices, informed consent, and interprofessional collaboration. This session equips regulated healthcare providers with knowledge and tools to safely deliver IV and compounded therapies to pregnant and postpartum patients.

This 90-minute continuing education session provides an evidence-informed review of iron deficiency assessment and intravenous (IV) iron therapy. Participants will learn updated diagnostic criteria, including ferritin thresholds, transferrin saturation, and recognition of non-anemic iron deficiency. The session also covers IV iron dosing protocols, product selection, safety considerations, and practical guidance for administration and risk management.

Advanced Cardiovascular Assessment in Integrative Medicine This clinically focused session will walk you through how to uncover deeper cardiovascular risks using functional and precision diagnostics — and how to integrate those tools into practice immediately. What You’ll Learn: ✔️ hs-CRP, Lp(a), homocysteine, NT-proBNP & more ✔️ LDL particle size, ApoB – why it matters ✔️ CAC scores & CIMT imaging ✔️ Functional tools like EndoPAT & HRV ✔️ Genomic insights: ApoE, MTHFR, 9p21 & others Perfect for refining your clinical decision-making, educating patients, and improving outcomes.

About the Session: Discover how repurposed medications like Metformin, LDN, and Mebendazole are being integrated into oncology with scientific integrity and a patient-centered approach. This session explores: The scope and science of off-label prescribing in oncology Ethical and regulatory considerations Real-world case examples and frameworks for decision-making Tools to enhance collaboration between NDs, NPs, and MDs

Key insights on mechanisms, prescribing principles, patient assessment, and integrative co-management of GLP-1 receptor agonists, with a focus on safety, efficacy, and long-term patient outcomes.

The presentation outlines the physiology, assessment, and management of iron deficiency, focusing on factors affecting absorption, diagnostic markers, and the impacts of iron deficiency on health and quality of life. It highlights oral and intravenous repletion strategies, emphasizing tailored clinical approaches and safe administration practices. This course is approved by the College of Naturopaths of Ontario for 1 Category A IVIT credit and 0.5 Category A Pharmacology credits.

Join Dr. Allison Siebecker, SIBO specialist and Gastro ANP Lifetime Achievement Award recipient, to learn about truly effective natural treatments for SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth – the most common cause of IBS). We’ll discuss which Herbal Antibiotics work best for each type of SIBO/IMO and the remarkable benefits (and challenges) of Elemental Diet for treating SIBO.

Learn about the essentials of Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) use in chronic disease. In this lecture we will explore LDN use in integrative approaches to treatment of chronic disease. Topics will include mechanism of action, clinical evidence and prescribing principles.

This webinar explores stealth pathogens—microorganisms that evade immune detection—highlighting their role in chronic infections and diseases like chronic fatigue syndrome and Lyme disease. Key topics include mechanisms of disease persistence, such as immune suppression and inflammation, as well as the importance of advanced diagnostic methods like PCR. Additionally, we will discuss holistic treatment strategies aimed at eliminating these pathogens and improving immune function. This course is approved by the College of Naturopaths of Ontario for 1 Category A credit.