This course will be the difference between you struggling to bring your endo patients long-lasting relief or completely turning their life around
Don’t leave your patients defeated with yet another round of hundreds of dollars on wasted supplements and a practitioner who couldn’t help them because they weren’t skilled enough.
What you'll learn
Test referral confidence
Learn which companies and tests to choose for your endo-SIBO patients to prevent constant wasted time and money for both you and your patients.
No more SIBO result overwhelm
Understand the crucial nuances of interpreting your patient's SIBO test results to know what kind of SIBO or IMO they have, which will refine your treatment protocols.
Treatment strategies ready to go
Learn which herbs, supps, prebiotics and probiotic strains are specific to each individual's findings as well as being more clinically relevant to endometriosis.
Crucial steps for endo pain relief
Most often, endo symptoms like dysmenorrhoea and "endo belly" won't improve until you've done three crucial things; one being treating SIBO.
Become endo-informed
Most practitioners don't understand the diagnostic and surgical process of endo. This course teaches you everything you need to know to become a trusted practitioner.
Learn the scientific lingo
Sound like an industry leader with an upgraded repertoire of scientific vernacular that will have you standing out to your colleagues and growing audience.
Brought to you by two naturopathic trail-blazers
Get all your lessons on-demand
If you’re anything like us, you’ll binge the whole series in a weekend, it’s that good!
Your investment
- 12 months access to all Endo-SIBO Mastery downloadable resources
- 2 hour masterclass with Jade and Laura
- 4 bonus training videos
- In-depth instructions on how to interpret SIBO breath test results
- Printable SIBO breath test instructions for your patients
- A master list of the key prescriptions that every person with endo needs
Become a sought-after naturopath
with our proven methods
Fast-track your learning to become a highly skilled practitioner in the endometriosis and SIBO space.
FAQs
Any accredited health practitioners who either hold a bachelor’s degree, or, are in their final year of study/in student clinics. This may include naturopaths, nutritionists, TCM Doctors, integrated GPs or other integrated practitioners with additional herbal medicine training. It’s expected that you have a thorough understanding of herbs, supplements, pre and probiotics.
Yes you can, provided you hold a Bachelor’s degree, or in your final year of study. However, there are certain herbal medicine approaches you may be unable to prescribe if you don’t have access to herbal medicine prescriptions. The nutritionists who’ve undertaken our courses usually get a Naturopath to make up the herbal components of the treatment plans if needed.
Absolutely! We strongly feel that this information is not properly taught during our studies and thus it can take years of frustration to even start coming close to understanding. Provided you’re already in student clinic and have a basic understanding of some of our key products, you’re welcome to do this course.
All participants will receive a certificate upon completion and you can claim CPE points within your association’s portal.
This course is self-paced. Allow 4-5 hours of video content (or less if you’re like us and increase speed by 1.5x), and a further 2-4 hours of further reading.
100%. We know how much easier it makes life when you can do things from your phone. Just sign in to your portal with your login details as usual.
Absolutely. We know what it’s like to be given half of the knowledge and still have to fend for yourself to scour wholesale accounts to find the best product. We’ll tell you the exact brands and companies we use and recommend for both testing companies and specific prescriptions
We acknowledge the Wadawurrung and the Woiworung people of the Kulin Nation where Jade Walker and Laura Taylor operate from, respectively.
Jade and Laura create a safe space for all genders and intersectionalities, by using inclusive language and care models.
