Course overview
Whole Person Approaches to Pulmonary, Rheumatologic, and Pain Conditions
Support patients with inflammation, pain, and chronic illness using integrative strategies rooted in function, systems thinking, and compassion.
This self-paced course provides practical tools to help clinicians address complex conditions affecting the lungs, immune system, musculoskeletal structure, and pain pathways. Explore how to combine conventional care with complementary therapies to reduce inflammation, support healing, and restore resilience.
What's included?
Micro-Certificate in Pulmonary, Rheumatologic, and Pain Conditions
Earn a downloadable micro-certificate. This course is part of a full Certificate in Integrative and Whole Health.
Multimedia Presentations + Clinical Cases
Learn through a combination of video lectures, case-based learning, downloadable tools, and self-reflection activities.
16.5 hours of Expert-led Content
Explore whole-person strategies for managing respiratory conditions, autoimmune and inflammatory disorders, and foundational concepts in integrative pain management.
Self-Paced and Flexible Learning
Follow clearly organized, self-paced modules that fit your schedule—no mandatory live sessions or fixed deadlines.
Here is what we will cover in
this course
Integrative Pulmonary Medicine
Integrative Rheumatology
Integrative Pain Management
Take the next step in your integrative and whole health journey
This course equips you with the knowledge and clinical tools to confidently support patients with pulmonary, rheumatologic, and pain-related conditions—using whole-person, lifestyle-based strategies grounded in evidence and systems thinking.
Why should I take this course?
Many patients with asthma, autoimmune disease, or chronic pain feel frustrated, over-medicated, or unheard. Integrative and whole health approaches provide new tools—and a more empowering framework—for supporting healing, function, and long-term quality of life.
This course equips you with the knowledge and clinical tools to confidently support patients with pulmonary, rheumatologic, and pain-related conditions—using whole-person, lifestyle-based strategies grounded in evidence and systems thinking. It also emphasizes practical applications for pain education, movement referral, and integrative approaches to inflammation and function.
Whether you’re working in primary care, physical medicine, pain management, or allied health, this course will expand your toolkit for supporting patients who often fall between the cracks of conventional care.