Microbiome and metabolic health: a clinical framework for practice

1.0 CME/CE Credit • AMA • ANCC • ACPE • IPCE • IACET

Despite growing evidence linking the gut microbiome to metabolic disease, many clinicians lack a practical framework for integrating microbiome-informed care into routine practice.

This course explores the microbiome's role in insulin resistance, glycemic control, and GLP-1 therapies while reviewing current clinical evidence for microbiome-based interventions. Learners will gain practical strategies for patient selection, counseling, and incorporating evidence-based approaches into metabolic care.

Who should enroll Primary Care • Endocrinology • Pharmacy • Nursing • NPs/PAs • Dietitians

The Gut-Brain Axis: Clinical Implications Across Mental Health and Neurology

1.0 CME/CE | AMA • ANCC • ACPE • IPCE • IACET

Explore the growing evidence connecting the gut microbiome with mental health and neurological function. This course examines the science behind the gut-brain axis, reviews current evidence for depression, anxiety, cognitive health, and neuroinflammation, and provides practical guidance for evaluating microbiome-informed interventions and counseling patients using an evidence-based approach.

Audience: Psychiatry • Neurology • Primary Care • Pharmacy • Nursing • NPs/PAs • Social Work

Microbiome Across the Lifespan: Clinical Applications from Early Life Through Menopause and Aging

1.0 CME/CE | AMA • ANCC • ACPE • IPCE • IACET


Discover how the gut microbiome influences health across every stage of life—from early childhood through reproductive health, menopause, and healthy aging. This course reviews current evidence, explores key clinical applications, and provides practical guidance for counseling patients and integrating microbiome-informed approaches into care when supported by the evidence.

Audience: Pediatrics • OB/GYN • Primary Care • Pharmacy • Nursing • NPs/PAs • Allergy/Immunology • Dietetics