What You’ll Get as a

Founding Student:

• Full access to our Biblically grounded, science-based curriculum in functional health

• Guided support as you learn to utilize labs from a functional perspective, apply root-cause health, and coach with confidence

• Early access to courses & modules and first look at our student resources

• Direct input into how the program develops—your voice matters here

• Founding member pricing—our deepest discount, never to be offered again

What We Ask in Return:

• Show up with heart and commitment

• Share honest feedback throughout the program

• Complete a few short surveys so we can make this the best certification it can be

Imagine if...

✓ You could finally step into the calling that’s been stirring in your heart for years—and actually know how to walk it out with wisdom, clarity, and confidence.

✓ You had a step-by-step framework to guide clients in nutrition, movement, sleep, and soul-level care—and you could do it all from a place of peace instead of hustle.

✓ You could find natural, holistic strategies for lasting health without scrolling social media or Googling all hours of the night.

✓ You knew how to read labs, connect root causes, and build practical protocols that actually help women heal—without guesswork or overwhelm.

✓ You could build a part-time or full-time practice that gives you freedom in every season, time with your family, and honors your values—and still makes a real impact.

1. Anatomy & Physiology: The Body by Design 

Explore the intricate design of the human body through a Biblical lens. This course provides a foundational understanding of each body system—including the nervous, endocrine, digestive, cardiovascular, and musculoskeletal systems—and how they work together to maintain health. Emphasis is placed on how God intricately wove these systems together to support life and healing.

3 Credit Hours

2. Lifestyle Medicine Coaching Foundations

From sleep hygiene and stress resilience to spiritual rhythms and boundaries, students will learn how to coach clients in simple, sustainable lifestyle shifts. This course emphasizes God’s original design for daily rhythms, Sabbath rest, and emotional safety as part of holistic healing.

2 Credit Hours

3. Pathophysiology: When the Body’s Signals Go Off Track

Learn how chronic illness and dysfunction develop by understanding how disease affects organ systems. Students will study inflammation, cellular stress, and degenerative conditions from a functional perspective, connecting symptoms to deeper imbalances. This course equips students to see symptoms not as enemies, but as messages from the body asking for help.

2 Credit Hours

4. Foundational Lab Kits in Virtual Practice

Explore non-invasive functional lab kits like HTMA (Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis), saliva hormone testing, gut transit tracker- time assessments, and DNA panels. This course teaches students where to order, how to assess, and educate client on results ethically in a virtual or private practice setting.

3 Credit Hours

5. Functional Nutrition Foundations

Nutrition is one of the most powerful tools in functional healing. This course covers essential nutrients, hydration, mineral balance, phytonutrients, zoonutrients, and the foundations of food-based healing. Students will learn how to assess food quality, analyze intake, and begin teaching clients how to eat in a way that supports the body’s God-designed processes.

2 Credit Hours

6. Movement & Functional Fitness

Movement is a vital part of healing. This course teaches students how to create personalized, sustainable movement strategies that support lymphatic flow, hormonal balance, detoxification, and nervous system regulation. Includes posture awareness, breathwork, and Biblical stewardship of the body.

2 Credit Hours

7. Introduction to Homeopathy

Learn the foundations of classical homeopathy, its historical roots, and how to use this modality responsibly and ethically. Students will be introduced to common remedies, dosing strategies, and when homeopathy may be an appropriate adjunct to nutrition and lifestyle changes. Discussion will include how to approach this modality through a Biblical worldview.

2 Credit Hours

8. Client Protocol Creation & Biblical-Functional Health Coaching

This course teaches students how to co-create safe, effective client protocols using functional health priorities. Students will learn to assess health history, labs, and client goals, and build phased, personalized plans rooted in both science and Scripture. Emphasis is placed on compassionate communication and client education and participation. This course includes 2 case studies.

4 Credit Hours 

9. Naturopathic Modalities & History

Students will explore the historical foundations of naturopathic medicine, its core philosophies, and the development of natural healing in the Western world. Modalities such as fasting, hydrotherapy, botanical medicine, and detox practices are studied from both clinical and faith-based perspectives.

2 Credit Hour

10. Therapeutic Tools in Functional Practice

This course introduces students to supportive healing tools such as aromatherapy, Bach flower remedies, hydrotherapy techniques, and iridology. Emphasis is placed on using these tools safely, ethically, and with Biblical discernment to complement nutrition, lab interpretation, and protocol design.

1 Credit Hour

11. Applied Kinesiology (Intro)

Learn the basics of muscle testing and structural feedback. This course explores how physical touch, posture, and movement patterns offer insight into the nervous system and stress responses. Students will be guided in using this tool responsibly and with a strong ethical foundation.

2 Credit Hours

12. Nutrition Response Testing (NRT – Intro)

Students will be introduced to the foundations of Nutrition Response Testing, including organ reflex points, nutrition-based assessments, and building protocols based on muscle testing outcomes. This course also covers scope of practice, client communication, and how others use this technique in their practices.

2 Credit Hours

13. Functional Lab Analysis

This course trains students to look at common labs through a functional lens. Students will learn to look at multiple markers identifying patterns and connecting them to client's needs—even when values are considered “normal” by conventional standards.

2 Credit Hours

14. Herbology for Christian Practitioners

Explore how herbs can be used to gently and effectively support health, all through the lens of stewardship and discernment. Students will study herb categories, safe usage, preparation methods (teas, tinctures, salves), and protocols for common client needs like stress, digestion, and immunity.

2 Credit Hours

15. Biochemistry for the Functional Practitioner

This course breaks down complex biochemical processes into simple, functional insights. Students will explore macronutrient and micronutrient metabolism, enzyme activity, detoxification pathways, and hormonal signaling. Practical application is emphasized, preparing students to understand what’s happening “behind the scenes” of client symptoms.

2 Credit Hours

16. World Health Systems & Traditional Wisdom

This course introduces students to major healing systems from around the world, including Ayurveda, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Native American healing, and naturopathy. Students will learn to honor helpful ancient wisdom while discerning practices that align with Biblical truth. A redemptive lens is applied to understand what can be integrated into functional health practice.

2 Credit Hours

Practicum (50 Hours Minimum for Coaches & Practitioners)

This supervised experience gives students the opportunity to observe, support, or participate in client sessions under a mentor or through approved practicum hours. Internship may be virtual or in-person, and is designed to build confidence and competence in a real-world setting.

4 Credit Hours

TOTAL 24 CREDIT HOURS FOR COACH CERTIFICATION

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