Endometriosis isn’t just a hormone condition. And treating it like one is why so many cases don’t improve.
A 2026 clinical intensive designed to help you understand, assess, and treat endometriosis using a multi-system, real-world approach.
Over the past few years, there has been a major shift in how we understand endometriosis.
We now know this is not simply a hormonal condition.
It is a complex, multi-system disease involving:
immune dysregulation
chronic inflammation
neuroangiogenesis and pain signaling
and progressive tissue remodeling
In 2026, treating endometriosis requires a different lens. We need to move beyond "estrogen dominance”, symptom suppression and one-dimensional protocols. Instead begin to approach these cases as dynamic, evolving, multi-system conditions
This is exactly what we’ll build inside the 2026 Endometriosis Intensive.
In 2026, treating endometriosis requires a different lens. We need to move beyond "estrogen dominance”, symptom suppression and one-dimensional protocols. Instead begin to approach these cases as dynamic, evolving, multi-system conditions
This is exactly what we’ll build inside the 2026 Endometriosis Intensive.
What you can expect from the 2026 Endometriosis Intensive Update
Inside this Intensive, we’ll cover:
Foundations & DiagnosticsHow endometriosis presents across different patients and stages of life
Key symptoms and patterns often missed in practice
Diagnostic approaches and clinical “giveaways” beyond imaging
Pathophysiology & Disease Progression
How endometriotic lesions establish and persist
The immune and inflammatory changes that drive disease progression
The hormonal–immune connection and how it shows up clinically
Systems-Based Drivers
The role of the microbiome, virome, and inflammation
Angiogenesis, blood flow patterns, and tissue changes
Pain pathways and why symptoms don’t always match imaging
Treatment Frameworks
How to approach different types and presentations of endometriosis
Evidence-informed nutraceutical and pharmaceutical strategies
How to individualize treatment plans in practice
Advanced 2026 Updates
How to assess and treat adenomyosis, and how it differs from endometriosis
The connection between endometriosis and fertility outcomes
How to approach preconception and IVF cases with more clarity
Live Clinical Call
Tuesday, May 12th at 11:00AM EST
Foundations & Diagnostics
Pathophysiology & Disease Progression
Systems-Based Drivers
Treatment Frameworks
Advanced 2026 Updates
Live Clinical Call
Want to go deeper across all core clinical areas?
You don’t have to choose just one.
For a limited time, you can access all 3 Intensives:
The 2026 Insulin Resistance Intensive
The 2026 Endometriosis Updated Intensive
The 2026 PMS/PMDD Updated Intensive
Enroll in all 3 for $1,250.00 CAD and save today!
Not only do you get access to three 3 updated intensives with live calls happening:
Tuesday, April 21st at 11:00AM EST - Insulin Resistance
Tuesday, May 12th at 11:00AM EST - The Endometriosis Intensive
Tuesday, June 16th at 11:00AM EST - The PMS/PMDD Intensive.
You also get 1 year FREE access to In The Treatment Room a monthly clinical series where experienced practitioners break down real patient cases, walking through labs, treatment decisions, and their clinical reasoning. It’s designed to help you think more critically and confidently apply strategies in practice.
This is the most comprehensive way to build confidence across metabolic and hormone-based cases — the ones you’re seeing every day in practice.
Enroll in all 3 for $1,250.00 CAD and save today!
Not only do you get access to three 3 updated intensives with live calls happening:
You also get 1 year FREE access to In The Treatment Room a monthly clinical series where experienced practitioners break down real patient cases, walking through labs, treatment decisions, and their clinical reasoning. It’s designed to help you think more critically and confidently apply strategies in practice.
This is the most comprehensive way to build confidence across metabolic and hormone-based cases — the ones you’re seeing every day in practice.
