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The 5 Benefits of Getting Certified
You will:
- Advance Your Expertise and Your Career
- Improve Your Patient Outcomes
- Uphold a Standard of Integrity and Trust
- Get a Free Listing in our Referral Network
- Get access to my Advanced Applications Program
Step 1:
Complete a Certification Program in Integrative Medicine & Nutrition
You’ll join a globally recognized community of over 35,000 professionals.
Certified Integrative Medicine Provider in PTSD, Complex Trauma, and Traumatic Brain Injury
Certified Integrative Medicine Provider in Mental Health Disorders
Certified Integrative Medicine Provider in Diabetes Type 2, Cognitive Decline, and Alzheimer’s
The three certification programs are unique in content, supplement each other, and can be taken in any order
Step 2: Application
Your initial certification is free of charge and valid for one year.
License required. Under certain circumstances, we will consider providing certification to course graduates who are in the process of obtaining their license or who have alternative credentials.
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Step 3: Get Certified
Allow up to 4 weeks for approval.
Certification Renewal
After your first year as a certified integrative medicine professional, you can renew your certification for three years. Each 3-year renewal requires 12 hours of continuing education in a field related to integrative medicine and nutrition; ethics and/or culture are also eligible.
The easy process for recertification:
- Fill out the Certification Renewal form
- Fulfill the initial certification requirements (listed above)
- Confirm your clinical license is in good standing
- Confirm completion of 12 hours of continuing education
- Pay the 3-year recertification fee of $99.99
Frequently Asked Questions
Each certification provides a different focus on mental and physical health.
The Mental Health Disorders certification covers the range of the most common disorders we see in practice in children and adults. It provides a foundation for your work.
The PTSD, Complex Trauma, and Traumatic Brain Injury certification deepens your ability to treat PTSD, complex trauma, and the effects of traumatic brain injury. This course will expand your skills for treating pain, addictions, insomnia, digestive issues, and a disrupted microbiome all of which are associated with trauma.
The Diabetes Type 2, Cognitive Decline, and Alzheimer’s certification provides you with numerous clinical skills and know-how. You will learn how to help people at every stage of blood glucose handling problems like reactive hypoglycemia, pre-diabetes, and diabetes, and how chronic sugar addiction affects cognitive function over time. As a Bredesen-certified clinician, I include Bredesen concepts and extend them by teaching you concepts I taught at the Mayo Clinic conference on identifying how combining each element of the Brainbow Blueprint® model can prevent, treat, and, in some cases, even reverse Alzheimer’s and Diabetes type 2.
Certification is easy and simple. Start with completing one of my three certification programs. As a licensed provider, once you successfully complete a program and achieve a minimum of 75% on the post-test, you may
submit your application for certification here
It’s free for the first year.
If you are not licensed but believe that your background and work qualify you for certification, we offer an alternative pathway by which to apply. Use the same process above; you will be asked to upload additional supporting materials in the application form.
And of course, our staff is available to support your application submission should any questions arise; just contact us.
It is free for the first year. After your first year as a certified integrative medicine professional, you can renew your certification for three years. Each 3-year renewal requires 12 hours of continuing education in a field related to integrative medicine and nutrition. Cost is $99 for each 3-year renewal of your certification.
Absolutely. I developed all my certification programs, and I am pleased that other educational organizations like PESI, Integrative Psychiatry Institute, Psychiatry Redefined, and others share them with the world.
It’s easy! Here is the link to my Certification Renewal.
Once you have completed your first nutrition and integrative medicine certification program, you may request enrollment in my live case consultation group called Advanced Applications in Integrative Medicine for Mental Health. We will meet via Zoom once a month. This 12-month live, interactive, collegial program is limited to 12 participants to give everyone an opportunity to develop and share a case. Many students enjoy and benefit from meeting kindred colleagues.
And there are other options for working with me directly.
You may choose a Health Consultation for your own health and see how to conduct the Brainbow Blueprint model in practice.
I also offer Practice Building and Career Counseling to help you think through your career goals in integrative medicine and nutrition for mental health.
Whatever way you prefer to connect with me, know that I am passionate about supporting you and your personal and professional goals!
Yes, numerous types of clinicians take my certification programs.
Yes, all three certification programs are designed for nurses, including RNs and Nurse Practitioners who receive CE credits. You can find my Integrative Medicine Certification Programs here.
All three certification programs are online and can be taken in sequence and at your own pace, with lifetime access.
You may certainly reach out to me for a Health Consultation or Find an Integrative Medicine Practitioner among the certified graduates of my programs. The certified practitioners listed are already experienced and licensed to practice when they take my certification programs, and many have been supervised by me directly. They have all been certified by the Leslie Korn Institute of Integrative Medicine.
The Leslie Korn Institute For Integrative Medicine is neither a regulatory nor licensing organization and therefore not sanctioned to certify, license, or otherwise bestow the legal authorization to practice as a nutritionist, physician, or mental health professional.
Certification does not warrant that a program or its examination certifies a candidate’s competence. Nothing about this program or its examination is intended to replace, override, or conflict with licensing requirements for health professionals and their requirements for practice in their state of residency and practice.