Session 1: 15th January 2027   |  The Mapping Blueprint 

This is the very first lecture of WHM, introducing you to how we think through a case — how to map a case to avoid a scattergun approach and practitioner overwhelm, using some of WHM's key templates to structure your methodology.

We'll start with our "How to Evaluate" templates, then explore the Mindmap Blueprint in depth — showing you how to order a Mindmap into a flexible, effective framework. You'll leave with the foundations of your toolkit: intake forms, a pathology manager, and Mindmap & Timeline templates.

Module 1: Mastering Pathology and Patterns with Presentation

We can view biochemistry pathology as the proverbial dashboard of the body. Any light that is illuminated is a message that an area of foundational biochemistry requires attention. Working in women’s health; be that PMOS, PMDD, hashimoto’s, peri-menopause or menstrual irregularities , if we do not fully assess and understand all areas of biochemistry pathology the case will most likely fail. There is absolutely no point in scrutinising over T4-T3 conversion, running functional GI testing, organic acids or or deciding on HRT doses, fundamental pathology must be addressed first. Module 1 of The Mastery programme provides you with the necessary science and clinical foundations to understand, makes connections and specialise in women’s health.

Session 2: 21st January 2027  |  Interpreting A Comprehensive Blood Chemistry - part 1 - Acid base balance & electrolytes

Session 3: 4th February 2027 |  Interpreting A Comprehensive Blood Chemistry - part 2 - Calcium regulation and osteoporosis

Session 4: 11th February 2027  |  Interpreting A Complete Blood Chemistry – part 3 - Liver & Gall Bladder (Incl BAM) assessment and interpretations

Session 5: 25th February 2027 at 13:30  |  Interpreting A Complete Blood Chemistry - part 4 Foundational Immunology & Choreography; understanding White Blood Cells & differentials, inflammatory markers - Guest speaker Robyn Puliga

Session 6: 11th March 2027  |  Interpreting A Complete Blood Chemistry - part 5 Iron studies, hematology & anaemic patterns; Understand the intricacies of iron metabolism and factors affecting it

Session 7: 25th March 2027 |  Interpreting A Complete Blood Chemistry - part 6 Cardiometabolic health - Lipids & Cardiovascular Risk in Women’s Health

- Allowing for Easter school holidays -

Session 8: 8th April 2027  |  Interpreting A Complete Blood Chemistry - part 7 Cardiometabolic health - Glucose & Metabolics in Women’s Health

Module 2: Functional GI Approaches For Women’s Health

Session 9: 22nd April 2027 | The clinical mechanisms of GI dysfunction; taking a top down approach and introducing suitable food plan options 

Session 10: 6th May 2027 | Mapping Histamine; the GI & Hormonal interplay of histamine and mast cell dysregulation

Session 11:  20th May 2027 | Critical Insights in Gut Testing: SIBO and Stool Analysis with guest speaker Tracey Randell (IFMCP,NT)
Part 1 -SIBO Testing Options and Interpretation (1 hr) | Part 2 - Specialised Stool Analysis - choosing the most appropriate methodology (16s rRNA, PCR or shotgun metagenomic sequencing) for your client

Session 12: 27th May 2027 | Neuro-Immuno- Endocrine Interplay with guest speaker Rachel Jessey (NT). Rachel leverages her extensive experience with long COVID and post-viral conditions to explore the complex interactions between the nervous, endocrine, and immune systems. This session fits strategically within our curriculum, building upon previously established concepts and creating an ideal transition into Module 3.

Module 3: Functional  Endocrinology Across The Life Stages of Women

Session 13: 9th June 2027 | Mapping Functional Endocrinology: Factors that impact HPO axis

• Hormone classification, receptor health & hormone control

• Understanding Endocrinology,Paracrine, autocrine & intracrinolgy

Session 14: 24th June (Wednesday) 2027 | The Menstrual Cycle 101 - A deep dive review of menstrual cycle & ovarian health;

Amenorrhea, Anovulation, Dysmenorrhoea, Menorrhagia & Oligomenorrhea

Session 15: 8th July 2027 | Mapping Female Conditions - The  Reproductive Years Pt1 PMOS - Tanya will equip you with the expertise in all facets of PMOS clinical management, emphasizing thorough evaluation and tailored interventions to achieve the best results for your clients.

Session 16: 22nd July 2027 | Mapping Female Conditions - The Reproductive Years Pt2 - PMS. Tanya will take you through all aspects of PMS & elements of PMDD clinical management, including hormone and neurotransmitter interactions and interventions.

Session 17: 29th July 2027 | Hormone Testing - The Reproductive Years. Discussing the merits and blindspots of blood panels urine panels (such as HuMAP & DUTCH) | Nutrigenomics with Emma Beswick of Lifecode Gx | Serum assessment (when to test which hormone) & Urine testing with Tanya

- August break from lectures -

Session 18: 2nd September 2027 | Mapping Sub-optimal Thyroid & Hashimotos

Session 19: 16th September 2027 | Mapping Endometriosis through functional immunology 

Session 20: 30th September 2027 | Mapping the stages of Perimenopause; neurological effects and integrative solutions

Session 21: 14th October 2027 | Mapping Menopause;  the metabolic effects  &  integrative solutions 

Session 22: 3rd November 2027 (Wednesday) | Managing Metabolism for Metabolic Flexibility: understanding the metabolism of cancer for prevention and recovery - with Dawn Waldron

Session 23: 18th November 2027 | MHT 101 - How to support your clients communicate with their GP

Session 24: 29th November (Monday) 2027 | The Grand Finale - You bring your questions, cases & final questions for a 2 hour spotlight session.

All lectures run for a minimum of 2 hours, typically 3. They take place on Thursdays at 11am unless otherwise stated, delivered via Crowdcast.