Holistic Mental Health: Advanced Strategies and Testing

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Standard lab work can reveal valuable clues about mental and metabolic health, but understanding those clues requires looking beyond individual numbers and seeing the relationships between biomarkers.

Join us for an engaging exploration of how routine labs can provide deeper insight into nutrition, metabolism, inflammation, methylation, hormones, and overall patient health.

You’ll learn how to:

• Interpret biomarkers in relation to one another rather than relying solely on standard reference ranges

• Distinguish snapshot tests from markers that reflect longer-term physiology and understand how timing can affect results

• Recognize patterns involving iron status, B12, folate, methylation, and red blood cell indices

• Explore how glucose, insulin, and lipid markers can reveal early metabolic dysfunction

• Interpret cortisol, DHEAS, and estrogen-related markers within a broader physiologic context

• Use additional testing, such as MMA and FIGLU, when appropriate to investigate underlying nutritional and metabolic patterns

• Reduce diagnostic anchoring and confirmation bias through a multi-marker, relational approach

Turn routine lab work into a more complete clinical picture.

Whether you’re evaluating mental health, metabolic concerns, fatigue, hormonal symptoms, or nutritional status, this course will help you develop a more connected approach to interpreting the information already available in standard laboratory testing.

Enroll today and learn to see the story behind the numbers.

 This effort is associated with North Dakota’s Pediatric Mental Health Care Access (PMHCA) Grant, funded by the federal Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), administered through the North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services – Behavioral Health Division.