Course overview
Prevention, Sleep, and Environmental Health in Clinical Practice
Learn how to address upstream drivers of disease using personalized, evidence-based, whole-person strategies.
Chronic disease, burnout, and toxic environmental exposures are on the rise, yet they are often overlooked in clinical care. In this self-paced course, you'll gain the tools to assess and address the environmental, behavioral, and biological roots of illness. Explore sleep health, environmental medicine, and epigenetics to help your patients and yourself thrive.
What's included?
Micro-Certificate in Prevention
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.
21 hours of Expert-led Content
Develop skills to assess and address upstream drivers of disease—including environmental toxins, sleep disruption, and gene-environment interactions.
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
Introduction to Environmental Health
Environmental Medicine
& Nutrition
Personal and Communal Environmental Risks
Epigenetics in Integrative Medicine
Sleep Health
Take the next step in your integrative and whole health journey
This course gives you practical tools to assess and address upstream drivers of chronic disease—integrating environmental medicine, sleep science, and epigenetics into whole-person care
Why should I take this course?
Environmental exposures and sleep disruption are silent drivers of chronic disease, yet most clinicians receive little training in these areas.
This course provides practical, evidence-based training to help you address often-overlooked drivers of chronic disease. You’ll learn to assess environmental exposures, guide patients in improving sleep health, and apply core epigenetic concepts to personalize prevention strategies.
Whether you’re a physician, advanced practitioner, or allied health professional, this course will expand your clinical toolkit for delivering upstream, whole-person care.