We’ll begin by laying the groundwork for understanding how the body detoxifies—and what happens when that system breaks down. We’ll be diving deep right away to set your clients up for success as they approach detoxification.

You'll learn:

• The detox funnel and drainage hierarchy

• How each detox organ/system functions: liver, kidneys, biliary tree, lymph/glymphatic system, colon, mitochondria, and cell membranes

• How different detox systems overlap and compensate

• The raw materials needed to detox effectively: vitamins, minerals, amino acids, membrane support, and key botanicals

Resources Provided: Practitioner Implementation Library

Your first module includes a robust collection of clinical implementation guides and reference tools to help you confidently translate detox theory into client practice.

• Coffee Enema Implementation Guide – complete with practitioner notes and safety considerations

• Castor Oil Pack Application Guide – protocols for lymphatic and hepatic support

• Kidney Support & Cleansing Protocols – gentle approaches for renal filtration and mineral balance

• Liver Flush & Biliary Support Protocols – structured methods for enhancing bile flow and toxin clearance

• Mineral Support & Nourishment Resource Guide – including food-based recipes and mineral-rich herbal teas

• Water Quality Optimization Guide – understanding contaminants, filtration, and structured water options

• Phase II Liver Detoxification Pathways Reference Sheet – visual map of conjugation pathways and nutrient cofactors

• Total Tox Pathway Mapping Guide – links between toxin categories and their detox mechanisms

• Lymphatic Flow & Drainage Support Toolkit – daily practices for fluid movement and immune regulation

• Lymphatic, Glymphatic & Mitochondrial Network Overview – connecting detox, energy, and neurological flow

• Membrane-Bound Enzymes & Transporters Reference – understanding the cellular mechanics of detox

• Protocol Development Reference Guide – tools to customize supplement protocols based on lab data

• Bloodwork & HTMA Pattern Interpretation Guide – quick-reference sheet for clinical correlations

These resources transform this week from theory to true clinical application, equipping you with practical, ready-to-use tools you can immediately apply with clients.

In Week 2, we move beyond foundational drainage to explore the hidden burden of mycotoxins and parasites—two of the most common (and overlooked) disruptors in complex client cases. You’ll learn how to recognize when environmental mold exposure or parasitic imbalance is driving inflammation, immune dysfunction, or detox bottlenecks, and how to strategically address both within a safe, phased detox plan.

You’ll learn:

• How to interpret mycotoxin patterns on the Total Tox Test, and what different toxin classes reveal about exposure sources and organ stress

• Common environmental and food-based mold exposures—and how to help clients identify the difference between ongoing and historic exposure

• The role of parasites as both reservoirs and releasers of mycotoxins and heavy metals, including how parasite cleansing fits into a proper detox sequence

• Best-practice timing for addressing parasites, binders, and antifungal support based on drainage readiness and symptom tolerance

• How to match binders to specific toxin classes, optimize dosing, and avoid common pitfalls in multi-binder protocols

• Strategies for supporting Phase II conjugation pathways when clearing mold, yeast, and parasitic byproducts

• How to communicate complex findings to clients with confidence and clarity

Resources Provided: Practitioner Detoxification Toolkit

• Practitioner Mycotoxin Cheat Sheet – an at-a-glance guide to identifying toxin classes, affected systems, and binder pairings

• Binder Cheat Sheet – outlines top binder categories (clays, carbons, fibers, cholestyramine-type agents), their binding affinities, and dosage considerations

• Total Tox Protocol Development Reference Guide – step-by-step framework for building individualized detox protocols using Total Tox data, including mycotoxin-specific pathways and key nutrient cofactors

• Protocol Sample Example – practitioner reference showing how to translate labs into a client-ready protocol with drainage, binding, antifungal, and lifestyle layers

• Anti-Candida Diet Handout – client-facing nutritional guide to reduce yeast load and inflammatory triggers during detox

• Mold Lifestyle Guide – ready-to-use resource for educating clients on environment, diet, and daily detox habits that minimize re-exposure and support recovery

In Week 3, we shift our focus from the body to the environment—because no detox protocol can outwork an ongoing exposure. You’ll learn how to identify and address hidden mold sources, interpret environmental testing, and confidently guide clients through the next steps when contamination is found in their homes or workplaces.

Through a practitioner-exclusive conversation with Building Biologist Cathy Cooke, you’ll gain expert insights into mold inspection, testing accuracy, and remediation realities—so you can better educate and advocate for your clients as they navigate this often-overwhelming process.

You’ll learn:

• The difference between visible mold, hidden contamination, and mycotoxin exposure, and how each affects the body

• How to select the right mold inspector and what to look for in a professional report

• The nuances of ERMI, EMMA, and We Inspect testing—including collection methods, data interpretation, and understanding false negatives

• How to translate environmental data into clinical action, helping clients understand when remediation, relocation, or ongoing maintenance is needed

• Best practices for safe DIY testing and remediation, and what to avoid to prevent worsening contamination

• How to navigate mold in rental vs. owned homes, including communication strategies, legal considerations, and support resources

• Practical guidance for client education and emotional reassurance throughout the remediation journey

Resources Provided: Environmental Assessment Toolkit

This week’s resource bundle is designed to help practitioners seamlessly bridge environmental data with clinical care—while equipping clients with the clarity and confidence to take action.

• Expert Conversation with Building Biologist Cathy Cooke – professional insights into inspection standards, remediation oversight, and home assessment fundamentals

• Sample We Inspect Report – real-world example to learn how to read and explain professional testing data

• DIY Mold Remediation Safety Checklist – guidance on when and how clients can safely perform small-scale cleanup

• Mold Remediation Checklist (S520 Guidelines) – practitioner reference based on IICRC industry standards for proper remediation protocols

• “What Is Mold Remediation?” Client Handout – clear explanation of the remediation process, designed to demystify next steps

• “If Mold Is Found in a Home You Own” Handout – steps to take when remediation is needed, including contractor selection and post-testing

• “What to Do If You Suspect Mold in a Rental Property” Handout – communication and safety steps for renters

• Choosing the Right Mold Inspector Handout – client-facing reference outlining credentials, tools, and red flags to watch for

• ERMI, EMMA & We Inspect Interpretation Guides – practical breakdowns for understanding sample results and recognizing key patterns

• Best Practices for Sample Collection (ERMI & EMMA) – step-by-step sampling instructions to ensure accuracy and minimize contamination

• Two Ways to Test Your Home (DIY vs. Professional) – pros, cons, and cost considerations for both approaches

• “You Have Indoor Mycotoxins, Now What?” Client Resource – empowers clients to take action and prevent re-exposure after testing

This week is about stepping back to see the full landscape. After several modules of deep exploration into mycotoxins, environmental exposure, and remediation, we’ll connect the dots — clarifying how these systems interact and how to apply this knowledge in real-world practice.

We’ll take a comprehensive look at mold illness through multiple clinical lenses, comparing the Toxin Mastery Methodapproach with other established frameworks such as Dr. Shoemaker’s CIRS protocol and related methodologies. You’ll learn to discern where these models overlap, where they differ, and how to adapt them to your clients’ unique needs — especially when standard CIRS models don’t fit perfectly.

This module is intentionally paced more slowly, giving you space to consolidate everything you’ve learned so far and refine your clinical reasoning before diving deeper into advanced protocols.

You’ll learn:

• How to differentiate CIRS, mold toxicity, and general toxin burden, and when to apply each model in practice

• Key elements of Dr. Shoemaker’s protocol, including MARCoNS, VCS testing, and inflammatory markers — and how these compare to functional and integrative toxin-focused frameworks

• The limitations of linear mold protocols — and how to take a systems-based, individualized approach that addresses drainage, immune modulation, and terrain repair

• How to recognize biotoxin illness patterns that persist even after environmental remediation

• The role of genetics, limbic involvement, and cellular energetics in chronic mold illness recovery

• How to communicate complex mold and CIRS concepts clearly to clients without fear or overwhelm

• Practical strategies to sequence care, balance detox with restoration, and re-establish tolerance

By the end of this module, practitioners will have a clear, integrated understanding of mold illness and CIRS — grounded in science, guided by systems thinking, and ready to apply in the nuanced, individualized way that defines the Toxin Mastery Method.

In Week 5, we focus on one of the most persistent and biologically disruptive toxicant categories: heavy metals. You’ll learn how to identify, interpret, and safely support detoxification of metals commonly found on the Total Tox Test, including mercury, lead, cadmium, arsenic, and aluminum.

This module bridges the science of biochemistry with clinical strategy, helping practitioners understand how metals interfere with mitochondrial function, hormone regulation, and mineral balance, and how to safely design protocols that restore equilibrium without overwhelming the body.

You’ll learn:

• How to interpret heavy metal patterns on the Total Tox Test and recognize the difference between circulating, stored, and mobilized metals

• Which exposures matter most for fertility, neurological health, and chronic inflammation

• The connection between mineral depletion and heavy metal retention, and why remineralization must precede detox

• How to safely incorporate binders and cofactors to enhance elimination without triggering redistribution

• Long-term strategies to minimize exposure from water, cookware, cosmetics, and food sources

Resource Provided: Heavy Metals Cheat Sheet

You’ll receive the Heavy Metals Cheat Sheet, a concise yet comprehensive clinical reference outlining:

• Key metals and their biological impacts

• Primary sources of exposure

• Preferred detox pathways and supportive cofactors

• Binder and nutrient pairings for safe elimination

This quick-access guide equips you to confidently analyze heavy metal data, connect it to client symptoms, and design targeted, phase-appropriate detox protocols with safety and precision.

In Week 6, we expand the detox conversation beyond biological toxins to the chemical exposures shaping modern health. You’ll learn to identify, interpret, and address the effects of everyday environmental toxicants—from household cleaners to personal care products, plastics, and air pollutants.

We’ll break down major chemical classes such as pesticides, xenoestrogens, parabens, phthalates, phenols, VOCs, and solvents, exploring where they’re found, how they disrupt key hormone and detox pathways, and which strategies most effectively reduce their burden. You’ll gain practical, clinically grounded methods to help clients detox safely while making sustainable lifestyle shifts they can maintain long-term.

You’ll learn:

• How to interpret chemical toxin patterns on the Total Tox Test, including which exposures are most clinically relevant

• The biochemical impact of common toxin classes on endocrine, mitochondrial, and immune function

• How to design detox strategies that integrate drainage, binders, and cofactors for safe elimination of chemical toxicants

• Practical frameworks for helping clients reduce exposure without overwhelm—creating progress, not perfection

• How to educate clients on healthy swaps, water and air filtration, and product safety resources

• Insights from the bonus submodule on radioactive substances, including low-level exposure considerations and practitioner guidance for risk mitigation

Resources Provided: Environmental Toxin Toolkit

This week’s toolkit brings together powerful practitioner and client-facing resources that make environmental detox approachable, data-driven, and actionable.

• Practitioner Total Tox Cheat Sheet (Including Chemicals) – a master reference connecting chemical classes to their detox pathways, binders, and clinical implications

• Environmental Toxins Cheat Sheet – quick-reference summary of key toxin sources, systems affected, and evidence-based exposure reduction strategies

• Bonus: Radioactive Substances Submodule – specialized guidance for understanding environmental radiation exposures, their physiological impacts, and practical mitigation tools

Together, these resources equip practitioners to bridge science with implementation—helping clients identify real-world exposures, reduce toxin load, and restore cellular resilience through informed, sustainable change.

In week 7, we bring everything together — bridging theory, lab data, and clinical decision-making into one cohesive, confident approach. This module models how to apply the Toxin Mastery Method with one of the most complex client archetypes: the “Sensitive Soul.”

These are the clients who react to everything — supplements, detox protocols, foods, even environmental shifts — and who often represent the most challenging cases in toxin-related practice. We’ll explore why these hypersensitive responses develop, how mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS) fits into the toxic terrain picture, and what it takes to restore tolerance and resilience in the body.

Through guided discussion and case-based modeling, you’ll see how to navigate these delicate situations with both clinical precision and compassion — balancing nervous system regulation, drainage, immune modulation, and detox pacing to help clients move forward without crashing.

You’ll learn:

• The biological mechanisms behind hypersensitivity, including endotoxemia, histamine overload, and mast cell dysregulation

• How to identify MCAS presentations within complex detox and chronic inflammatory cases

• The connection between mycotoxins, endotoxins, and limbic involvement, and how they perpetuate reactivity

• Practical strategies for stabilizing sensitive systems before initiating deeper detox

• How to create micro-dosed, titrated protocols that progress clients without setbacks

• Communication frameworks for setting expectations and emotional safety with high-reactivity clients

• How to integrate all prior modules — from drainage to metals and environmental exposures — into a single, adaptable process

This is where you solidify your confidence as a practitioner — walking away with a complete, repeatable framework for supporting even the most complex, sensitive clients through detox and recovery.

Our final week is all about integration — transforming everything you’ve learned into a confident, streamlined, and repeatable clinical process. This is where the Toxin Mastery Method shifts from theory to true mastery.

We’ll walk through how to take your clients from the first conversation to successful case resolution using a structured, evidence-informed, and human-centered approach. You’ll learn how to connect the dots between toxin education, lab interpretation, and individualized protocol design while also refining the communication and business skills that make these protocols truly sustainable in practice.

You’ll learn:

• How to confidently navigate sales and discovery calls, positioning toxin assessment as both necessary and empowering rather than fear-based

• The most common symptoms and conditions linked to specific toxin burdens — and how to determine when advanced testing is clinically warranted

• How to integrate testing selectively so you’re running only what’s relevant, saving clients money while preserving precision

• A master clinical framework that maps the entire journey — from drainage and detox to rebuilding resilience — across diverse client presentations

• A protocol design structure to help you customize and scale your recommendations with clarity and consistency

• Communication strategies for setting expectations, navigating sensitive client conversations, and closing care plans gracefully

• How to wrap up clinical care effectively, including discharge planning, maintenance strategies, and re-testing considerations

This module ties everything together — detox theory, lab interpretation, protocol development, and client communication — so you leave equipped with a complete, repeatable, and scalable process for helping clients reduce toxin burden and reclaim their health.

Our 8-week certification course is $2000 when paid in full (saves you $400)

Payment plans are available in three payments of $800. The first payment is due at sign up, second payment on week 1, and final payment is due on week 4.

This is more than just a course—it’s an immersive, hands-on clinical training designed to give you the tools, support, and confidence to become a leader in toxin-based care. Here's what you'll get:

Weekly Live Calls with Clinical Instructors

Join our expert-led training sessions each week, where we’ll walk you through case studies, protocol development, lab interpretation, and real-world application. Bring your questions—we’ll be there to mentor you in real time.

Client-Ready Resources, Templates & Protocol Tools

Access done-for-you handouts, protocol templates, and visual aids to use with your clients right away—saving you hours of work and helping you communicate complex detox concepts with clarity.

Practitioner-Only Resource Vault

A curated library of clinical tools, research-based guides, and supportive materials to help you master detox pathways, toxin testing, drainage support, mold protocols, and more.

Private Slack Community for Ongoing Support

You’ll get 24/7 access to our private Slack group for connection, collaboration, and troubleshooting between calls. This is where case questions, aha moments, and clinical gold happen.

We get started on January 12th for our next cohort.

Live training call times are as follows:

Week 1: Monday Januaey 12th 9-10am PT/ 10-11am MT/ 1-12pm ET
Week 2: Monday January 19th 9-10am PT/ 10-11am MT/ 1-12pm ET
Week 3: Monday January 26th 9-10am PT/ 10-11am MT/ 1-12pm ET
Week 4: Monday February 2nd 9-10am PT/ 10-11am MT/ 1-12pm ET
Week 5: Monday February 9th-10am PT/ 10-11am MT/ 1-12pm ET
Week 6: Monday February 23rd 9-10am PT/ 10-11am MT/ 1-12pm ET
Week 7: Monday February 16th 9-10am PT/ 10-11am MT/ 1-12pm ET
Week 8: Monday February 23rd 9-10am PT/ 10-11am MT/ 1-12pm ET

We will also have separate bi-weekly Office Hour Calls with our instructors on weeks 1, 3, 5 and 7 at a time that is determined best for the group.

Please note that all calls are recorded and available next day for replay access.

For Practitioners Only
This advanced certification course is designed exclusively for health professionals. You must have a background in clinical health, nutrition, or a related field to register. Proof of credentials will be required upon application.

NTPs, FNTPs, CNSs, nutritionists, and health coaches with clinical training

Functional medicine practitioners, nurses, NDs, DCs, and MDs wanting better clinical outcomes

Anyone who’s run a Total Tox panel and thought, “Now what?”