Naturopathic Continuing Education for Recordings: 2024 Southwest Conference

Desert southwestCE for recordings from 2024 Southwest Conference:
(See chart below for credits for individual presentations)

Video recordings and audio recordings available for purchase.


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Naturopathic Physician Approvals:

  • Up to 35.5 hours of which 13 can be pharmacy (approved by Oregon Board of Naturopathic Medicine)
  • Up to 35.5 hours of which 10 can be pharmacy + 3 opioid credits (approved by Sonoran University of Health Sciences)
  • Up to 32.5 Prescribed Credits (approved by AAFP)

FAQ: How many hours of continuing education can I earn from the recordings?

  • Full video set provides up to 31.5 general hours of which 11 can be pharmacy (or 8 pharmacy + 3 opioid credits)
  • Intensive video provides an additional 4 hours (2 general + 2 pharmacy)
  • Full audio recording set provides up to 35.5 general hours of which 13 can be pharmacy (or 10 pharmacy + 3 opioid credits)

Directions for Continuing Education Certificate

Instructions for Naturopathic Physicians:

  1. Browse, order and download recordings. Save your digital receipt.
  2. Listen and/or watch recordings.
  3. Keep a record on this certificate of all completed recordings. If you need a CME certificate, please submit your recordings to our online ND CE form. A certificate will be emailed to you.

      Chart of Continuing Education Hours for Each Presentation

      General HoursPharm HoursOpioid Hours (Arizona)CE Catalog Code
      Paul Bergner, Medical Herbalist; Todd Caldecott, Dip, CI.H., RH(AHG), CAP(NAMA), AAC; and Katie Stage, ND, RH (AHG), FABNGPanel Discussion: Prevention of Viral Infections: Building Immunity with Botanicals1.524SW01
      Lise Alschuler, ND, FABNO; Kenneth Proefrock, NMD; and Jillian Stansbury, NDPanel Discussion: Botanical Therapies for Recovery from Myocardial Infarction (MI)0.5124SW02
      Lise Alschuler, ND, FABNOPre-Conference Intensive: Restorative Sleep: Integrative Strategies for Remediating Sleep Disorders2224SW03
      Lise Alschuler, ND, FABNOFinding Flow in the Lymphatics1.524SW04
      Ann Armbrecht, PhDWhy Using Sustainably Sourced Herbs Matters and How to Find Them1.524SW05
      Lydia Bartholow, DNP, PMHNPFrom Papaver to Fentanyl: How We Got Here and How Herbs Can Help1.5or 1.5 opioid for AZ NDs24SW06
      Paul Bergner, Medical HerbalistComparative Materia Medica for the Bitter Herbs1.524SW07
      Paul Bergner, Medical HerbalistHerban Legends and Clinical Pearls in the Female Reproductive Materia Medica1.524SW08
      Todd Caldecott, Dip, CI.H., RH(AHG), CAP(NAMA), AACPsilocybin Mushrooms in Clinical Practice1.524SW09
      Todd Caldecott, Dip, CI.H., RH(AHG), CAP(NAMA), AACHolistic Treatment of Rhinosinusitis10.524SW10
      Renée CamilaAs Part of a Whole: Insecurity as Physical Indication1.524SW11
      Kristin Gilmour, BHSc (Naturopathy) and Julianne Grant, BHSc (Naturopathy), BApSc (HM)Botanical Solutions for Viral Infections – From Acute to Chronic Sequelae1.524SW12
      Marianne Marchese, NDHow to Mitigate the Effects of Mold and Mycotoxin Exposure10.524SW13
      Brianna Piché, ND, RH (AHG), FABNPBreastfeeding Medicine: Low Milk Supply, Galactagogues and Botanicals for Common Breastfeeding Pitfalls10.524SW14
      Brianna Piché, ND, RH (AHG), FABNPHerbs and Pediatric Fever10.524SW15
      Kenneth Proefrock, NMDA Comprehensive Management Plan for Multiple Sclerosis: Botanicals, Nutrients and the New Generation of Pharmaceuticals0.5124SW16
      Kenneth Proefrock, NMDThe Evolution of Wound Care: Botanical Medicine-Based Considerations and Strategies0.5124SW17
      Mary Rondeau, ND, RH (AHG)For the Family: Using EEG BioMarker Patterns to Guide Parenting and Relationship Strategies Including Botanicals Indicated for these Patterns10.524SW18
      Katie Stage, ND, RH (AHG), FABNGTreatment Approaches to the #1 Cause of Liver Disease in North America: MAFLD10.524SW19
      Jillian Stansbury, NDHerbal Anodynes: Palliatives for Pain1.524SW20
      Jillian Stansbury, NDReview of COPD Pathophysiology and Available Therapies10.524SW21
      Christina Veselak, MS, CN, LMFTEnding Opioid Addiction: Using Herbs and Nutrients to Support the Brain and Body Through Withdrawal into Vibrant Living1.5or 1.5 opioid for AZ NDs24SW22

      Questions? Be sure to contact us and we will be happy to help!