Fertility & Reproductive Health
Module 2 of Our Women’s Health Series
Finally — A Course That Closes the Gap Between What Your Patients Need & What Most Allied Health Training Covers in Fertility & Reproductive Health
Most allied health professionals will work with patients navigating fertility and reproductive health at some point in their practice. Yet, reproductive physiology remains one of the most undertaught areas in allied health education.
The gap isn’t in your clinical awareness, it's in the foundational understanding and education of health and reproduction that equips you to support your patients and their families with the depth and confidence this stage of life deserves.
This is a reproductive health and fertility course designed for practitioners who want to meet their patients at this stage of life with the depth of understanding that it takes.
Dates & Location
September 2027
2000 Argentia Road, Plaza 5, Unit 406, Mississauga, ON L5N 1V8
*Includes ~8 Hrs Recorded Virtual Theory*
Know the Science
Stop piecing together fertility and reproductive physiology from scattered sources. In this course, you get the full endocrinological picture — straight from a specialist.
You'll understand how hormones influence health and reproduction, plus gain a sophisticated understanding of endocrine disruptors, including what they are, how they work, and how they silently undermine your patients' reproductive health.
The result: You walk away with a level of clinical knowledge that sets you apart — and gives your patients real answers, not guesswork.
Develop the Skills
Theory only goes so far. This course is built around a supervised practical session where you develop and refine palpatory skills specific to the reproductive system.
You'll practise hands-on techniques and learn how to build fertility-specific clinical files for couples, men, and women.
The result: You leave with a refined, confident clinical skillset you can apply immediately — no matter your discipline — and a shared language that makes working alongside other providers effortless.
Support the Person
Fertility challenges don't exist in a vacuum. Stress, grief, anxiety, relationship strain — they're all part of the picture.
Reproductive mental health is a critical and often overlooked dimension of the reproductive health journey that every practitioner working in this space needs to understand.
You'll explore how to support patients through fertility-related stress and perinatal grief, integrate practices like heart coherence and meditation into your care plan, and collaborate effectively with physicians, gynecologists, ART (Assistive Reproductive Technology) specialists, and fellow allied health providers in a true multidisciplinary framework.
The result: You become the practitioner your patients trust completely — not just for their body, but for the full journey.
Access 5, Pay for 4
Buy the BundleRegister for all five Women's Health modules for only $2,900 (a $725 savings!) Payment plans available
The Certification Difference
Demonstrated Competency
Assessment-based, not attendance-based.
The credential means you've demonstrated competency — not just sat through the hours. You'll complete a high standard certification criteria. That distinction matters to your patients, your colleagues, and the public you serve.
Integrative Care Model
A collaborative scope across the female lifespan.
Five connected modules — puberty, fertility, perinatal, pelvic health, menopause — so you see how patterns in one life stage shape the next and how health disciplines intersect to provide the best possible care.
Professional Credibility
Built by clinicians, for clinicians.
Evidence-informed content delivered by practitioners who work with these patients every week — and who respect your unique expertise. You'll become a part of a network and community that promotes excellence in practice.
Who This Is For:
Physiotherapists · Chiropractors · Osteopathic Practitioners · Registered Massage Therapists · Athletic Therapists · Naturopathic Doctors · Pelvic Health Specialists · Occupational Therapists · Nurses
Any other manual therapy or health practitioner working in reproductive health, fertility, pregnancy and perinatal care.
It's the right fit if you:
- Want to specialize in or expand your fertility-related practice
- Are already seeing pregnant patients and want deeper clinical grounding
- Are ready to work confidently alongside reproductive specialists, and other allied health provider
- Believe the best outcomes happen when disciplines work together, and want to be a stronger part of your patients' circle of care
Virtual
Part 1 — Endocrinology of Reproduction (3.5 hrs)
The HPG axis, reproductive hormones, stress and cortisol, thyroid, insulin, melatonin, heart rate variability, and the autonomic nervous system in the context of reproductive health and fertility.
Part 2 — Environmental Factors & Natural Cycle Awareness (2 hrs)
Endocrine disruptors, ART legislation and techniques, and the symptothermal method — temperature tracking, cervical mucus, and physiology of conception.
Part 3 — Case Study Discussion (2 hrs)
In-Person
Day 1 — Clinical Foundations & Reproductive Anatomy (7 hrs)
Fertility definitions, causes of infertility, palpatory anatomy workshops, clinical file development, visceral and diaphragmatic techniques.
Day 2 — Clinical & Medical Integration (7 hrs)
Hands-on techniques for pelvic and visceral structures, medical management of infertility, ART techniques, complementary approaches, emotional care, and full interdisciplinary clinical case integration.
Meet Your Instructor
Valérie Namer, MD (France, DO(MP))
Valérie Namer brings a rare combination of medical and osteopathic expertise to women's health education. She holds a medical degree with a specialty in endocrinology from France and is a graduate of the Centre Ostéopathique du Québec, where she now directs the post-graduate program.
In her Montreal clinical practice, Valérie works exclusively in women's health — from puberty and hormonal health through fertility, obstetrics, and postnatal care. She has been teaching and lecturing on osteopathy and women's health across Canada and internationally for many years, including in the Complementary and Alternative Medicine in Clinical Practice course at McGill University.
Valérie currently supervises Master's dissertations at the School of Health Sciences Fribourg, University of Applied Sciences Western Switzerland (HES-SO), and has been a member of the Science and Health Committee at Séréna Québec since 2023. She is a registered member of Ostéopathy Québec.
Women's Health Series/Certification
at Integration Health + Education
The series is comprised of five modules which can be taken individually or as part of the full
Women's Health Certification.