A Modern Botanical Medicine Program Designed For Busy Physicians

Tieraona Low Dog, MD

Former director of the fellowship program at the

University of Arizona’s Center for Integrative Medicine, and

internationally-recognized integrative medicine expert.

Kevin Spelman, PhD, MCPP Adjunct professor of botanical

medicine at the National University of Natural Medicine,

and a distinguished lecturer at the Maryland University of

Integrative Health.

Chris Hobbs, PhDAuthor of more than 20 books and has taught at universities and medical schools such as Stanford

Medical School, Yale Medical School, and

Bastyr University.

restorativemedicine.org/herbal

Sedona Creative Life Center

May 14-16, 2020

Paradise Point ResortSan Diego

September 12-15, 2019

Earn up to 60 CME Credits

For more information or to enroll, visit restorativemedicine.org/herbal

The Restorative Medicine Herbal Certification program fills an existing gap in botanical medicine education for practitioners whose

medical education did not include herbs, including medical doctors, nurse practitioners and chiropractors.

It’s a modern herb course designed for the busy practitioner who wants to improve clinical outcomes. Nine clinically-oriented modules will apply herbal medicine to the following systems: foundations of herbal medicine; herbs for endocrinology; cardiology and metabolic syndrome; mitochondrial function; neurology and neurotransmitters; immunology; oncology; and gastroenterology. The program builds on your existing clinical experience; expands your proficiency in natural treatments; and offers flexibility to fit into your busy schedule.

Introducing the Restorative Medicine Herbal Certification Program

Are you inspired to learn the foundations about how to use herbs to improve treatment outcomes, but don’t know where to start?

Finally, there’s a botanical medicine program designed for busy physicians like you. Earn up to 60 CME Credits!

What You Will Learn:• Drug, herb and nutrients interactions

• Herb safety and contraindications, based on clinical experiences, not theoretical research

• How to evaluate herb supplement quality

• Gain confidence in using therapeutic dosing for clinical results

Why We’re DifferentHere’s how the Restorative Medicine Herbal Certification is different than other programs:

• The program is focused on herbal applications without spending a lot of time teaching clinical basics.

• Experts will teach the mechanisms of action for the most commonly used herbs, and train doctors on how to apply their understanding of plant pharmacology to other clinical conditions. Unlike other herbal medicine courses, our approach is not about rote memorization of lists of herbs.

• We offer patient-centered learning based on what really works.

The Restorative Medicine Herbal Certification program is organized in nine well-developed, clinically-oriented modules.

The program is delivered via a combination of in-person events, online webinars and on demand recordings, all designed to accommodate your busy schedule.

There are monthly live webinars, and on-demand recordings which can be accessed at your convenience. In addition, there 20 hours of recorded lectures that can be accessed on-demand whenever it’s convenient.

While most of the program material is delivered online, reducing the time and cost involved with travel, there are two live events scheduled to bring students and teachers together face-to-face for stimulating discussion and networking.

The Spring 2020 Herb Seminar will be held May 14-16, at the Sedona Creative Life Center in Sedona, Arizona. This event will be livestreamed for students who are unable to attend in person.

Designed With Your Busy Schedule In Mind

Annual Restorative Medicine Conference Registration Included

Registration in the Restorative Medicine Herbal Certification program includes registration for the four-day Annual International Restorative Medicine Conference, being held Sept. 12-15 at the Paradise Point Resort in San Diego, California. Twelve hours of herbal certification courses will integrated into the conference, covering:

• Herbs for Women’s Health• Herbs for Adrenal Conditions• Herbs for Mitochondrial Support• Herbs for Thyroid Disorders• Herbs for Cardiovascular Conditions

Registration Includes:• Recordings of the entire program• Registration for two conferences• Access to the RMHC Roundtable Discussion with

expert faculty at both live conferences.• Recommendations from clinicians with decades of

experience in prescribing herbs.• Up to 60 CME• Over 80 hours of learning• One year AARM membership• Final exam• Framed certificate

For more information or to enroll, visit restorativemedicine.org/herbal

Mary Bove, NDFormer chair of botanical medicine and midwifery co-chair at Bastyr University, and author of The Encyclopedia of Natural Healing for Infants and Children

Chanchal Cabrera MSc, FNIMH, (RH)AHGPast faculty chair of Botanical Medicine at the Boucher Institute of Naturopathic Medicine

Geo Espinosa, NDFaculty member and holistic clinician in Urology at New York University Langone Medical Center and author of the best-selling prostate cancer book: Thrive, Don’t Only Survive.

Michaël Friedman, NDFormer adjunct instructor of endocri-nology at the University of Bridge-port in Connecticut and author of Fundamentals of Naturopathic Endocrinology.

Charis Lindrooth, DCFeatured teacher at the New England Women’s Herbal Conference, founder and organizer of the MidAtlantic Women’s Herbal Conference.

Crystal Silas, MDAn emergency department physician with more than 20 years’ experience combining medicinal botanicals and other integrative approaches into her healing modalities.

In addition, learn from other faculty members through more than 20 hours on-demand recorded lectures. Learn at your own pace, from your home or office.

Jillian Stansbury, NDFormer chair of the Botanical Medicine Program at the National University of Naturopathic Medicine in Portland, Oregon, and author of Herbal Formularies for Health Professionals.

Decker Weiss, NDThe first cardiologist naturopathic physician and founder of the breakthrough Scottsdale Heart Institute.

Eugene R. Zampieron, ND, MH, RHOne of the founders of the University of Bridgeport College of Naturopathic Medicine, and author of several books, including Supplements for Pain.

Learn From These Restorative Medicine Experts

Courses are presented by experts in their field, who have both extensive herb knowledge and clinical experience. The faculty is diverse — including MDs, NDs, PhDs, and DCs — in order to bring

a balanced perspective from many points of view. These experts will share real case studies and deliver botanical medicine treatment concepts that are proven to get results in the real world.

For more information or to enroll, visit restorativemedicine.org/herbal

For more information or to enroll, visit restorativemedicine.org/herbal

Enroll in the Charter Class and Save $500

Save $500 off the regular tuition fee of $3,500 by enrolling in the charter class. Registration includes four-day registration for the 2019 Annual International Restorative Medicine

Conference in San Diego, registration for the 2020 Sedona Spring Herb Seminar, eight live webinars, and access to 20 hours of on-demand lecture recordings. Tuition also includes up to 60 CME credits.

You’ll receive downloads of all the slides and handouts used by the faculty during the classes. Upon program completion, you’ll receive a certificate to frame for your office.

For more information or to enroll, visit restorativemedicine.org/herbalVarious payment plan options available, discounted pricing available

for clinicians not requiring CME. .Questions? Email conferences@restorativemedicine.org or call 866-962-2276

Join us at the newly renovated Paradise Point Resort on Mission Bay in San Diego on September 12- 15, 2019. Expert speakers will present a broad range of topics, including clinical protocols for cardiology, detoxification, adrenal support, metabolism, and mitochondrial dysfunction. Attendees can choose from three preconference intensives: Endocrinology and T3 with Denis Wilson, MD; Integrative Oncology; or Botanical Medicine for Women’s Health with Tieraona Low Dog, MD.

Not Quite Ready to Enroll? Check Us Out in San Diego!

Saturday afternoon offers optional fun activities, including a Teas and Tinctures hands-on workshop, herb walk, or cooking class, plus a kava party Saturday night.

Earn up to 20 CE/ CME for all healthcare professionals.

For more information or to register, visit restorativemedicine.org/miami or call us at 866-962-2276.

Program Schedule

Course Hours Faculty Dates

Course Hours Faculty Dates

Women’s Health Module

Endocrinology Module: Adrenal Lessons

Herb Foundations Module: Mitochondrial Function Lessons

Endocrinology Module: Thyroid Lessons

Cardiology Module: Cardiology Lessons

Restorative Medicine for Detoxification

Cardiology Module: Metabolic Syndrome and Glucose Control Lessons

Cardiology Module: Cardiology Lessons

Neurology and Neurotransmitters Module

Gastroenterology Module

Immunology and Autoimmune Conditions Module

4 Tieraona Low Dog, MD 9/12/2019- 9/15/2019

2 Tieraona Low Dog, MD 9/12/2019- 9/15/2019

3 Kevin Spelman, PhD 9/12/2019- 9/15/2019

2 Michael Friedman, ND 9/12/2019- 9/15/2019

1 Decker Weiss, ND 9/12/2019- 9/15/2019

2 Crystal Silas, MD 9/12/2019- 9/15/2019

2 Chris Hobbs, PhD 5/14/20 -5/16/20

3 Chris Hobbs, PhD 5/14/20 -5/16/20

4 Charis Lindrooth, DC 5/14/20 -5/16/20

5 Mary Bove, ND 5/14/20 -5/16/20

3 Charis Lindrooth, DC 5/14/20 -5/16/20

2019 Annual Restorative Medicine Conference in San Diego (20 CME total)

2020 Restorative Medicine Herb Seminar in Sedona (17 CME)

Course Hours Faculty Dates

Course Hours Faculty Dates

Herbs for Autoimmune Conditions Berberine and Curcumin: Evidence-Based Review

Men’s Health

Evaluating Herb Quality for Best Clinical Results

Restorative Medicine Herbs for Diabetes Herbal Support for PCOS

Evidence-Based Review of Vitamin K Lion’s Mane for Cognitive Decline

Restorative Medicine Herbs for Oncology

Restorative Medicine Herbs for Oncology Case Studies in Oncology

TBD

Herb Foundations Module: Herbal Mechanisms Review

Herb Foundations Module: Herb Pharmacology Lessons

Gastroenterology Module

Neurology and Neurotransmitters Module

Cardiology Module: Cardiology Lessons

Women’s Health Module

Men’s Health Module

Endocrinology Module: Thyroid Lessons

Endocrinology Module: Adrenal Lessons

Immunology & Autoimmune Module

Herb Foundations Module: Mitochondrial Function Lessons

2 Eugene Zampieron, ND Jillian Stansbury, ND Tuesday 6/11/19

2 Geo Espinosa, ND Thursday 7/11/19

2 Michael Tims, PhD Tuesday 8/13/19

2 Jody Stanislaw, ND Jillian Stansbury, ND Tuesday 10/15/19

2 Kate Rheum Blue, ND TBD Thursday 11/14/19

2 Chanchal Cabrera, RH Thursday 1/16/20

2 Chanchal Cabrera, RH Michael Friedman, ND Tuesday 2/11/20

2 TBD Thursday 3/19/20

2 TBD Tuesday 4/14/20

5 Mary Bove, ND, Jill Stansbury, ND On Demand Kevin Spelman, PhD, Eugene Zampieron, ND

1 Jillian Stansbury, ND

2 Kevin Spelman, PhD, Jillian Stansbury, ND Michael Friedman, ND

1.5 Michael Friedman, ND, Eugene Zampieron, ND

2 Mary Bove, ND, Jillian Stansbury, ND

3 Eugene Zampieron, ND

2 David Brownstein, MD, Kevin Spelman, PhD

2 Eugene Zampieron, ND

2 Chris Hobbs, PhD, Darin Ingels, ND

1 Kevin Spelman, PhD

Live Webinars (18 CME)

On-Demand Recordings

JRM Articles 5 CME Various Topics On Demand