2024 Educational Offerings
The Kalish Institute and Genova Diagnostics have partnered to design this collection of impactful, short-format courses for practitioners looking to up-level their lab interpretation skills, streamline their practice, and gain new insights on collaborative patient communication.
Each course includes a combination of pre-recorded videos, downloadable resources, and live calls with Dr. Dan Kalish.
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FEMALE HORMONES - Interpreting Genova Female Hormone Labs and Protocols that Work
Join Dr. Dan Kalish, founder of The Kalish Institute for a 4-week deep-dive interpreting labs for both cycling and menopausal women. We will cover the wide variety of products available to correct female hormone imbalances for both PMS, PCOS, infertility issues that present in cycling women as well as the hot flashes, night sweats, and insomnia that often accompany perimenopause.
You’ll learn to develop protocols using natural progesterone and estrogen. We will also cover the estrogen metabolite testing that can reveal increased risk of cancer and estrogen metabolism related problems and how you can shift these pathways.
ADRENALS - Interpreting Genova Adrenal Labs and Protocols that Work
Join Dr. Dan Kalish, founder of The Kalish Institute for a 4-week deep-dive on advanced program design techniques for lab-based protocols to effectively address adrenal fatigue—a crucial skill for functional medicine practitioners. This course focuses on developing expertise in analyzing HPA axis dysfunction to optimize cortisol output and restore DHEA levels.
GI & MICROBIOME - Interpreting Genova GI-Effects and Protocols that Work
Learn how to assess and correct the GI/microbiome imbalances at the core of every functional medicine program. You will learn how to explain the value of the GI Effects test to patients, and practice a three-step model so you can interpret even the most complex mix of lab findings, and develop protocols to achieve clinical results. Learn More >