Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to: • Identify when client concerns may include physiological or hormonal factors • Navigate scope of practice boundaries confidently • Use appropriate and ethical language when discussing physical health concerns • Understand when and how to refer to other professionals • Recognize common ethical pitfalls and avoid boundary crossings

Meet Your Instructors

Dr. Rachelle Peltier, ND Dr. Peltier is a naturopathic physician at Okanagan Integrative Health, specializing in women’s health, hormones, and fertility. She takes an integrative, root-cause approach, helping clients better understand their bodies and supporting sustainable, individualized care. ⸻ Becky Palmer, BSP, MACP, RCC Becky is a Registered Clinical Counsellor and Clinical Lead at OK Clinical Therapy Group. With a background in pharmacy, military and counselling, she focuses on ethical practice, documentation, and helping therapists navigate real-world clinical situations with clarity and confidence.

Course Curriculum

6 Chapters · 6 Lessons

  1. 1

    Introduction to Ethical Conversations

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      Gaps in Healthcare Systems

  2. 2

    Defining Scope of Practice

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      Risks of Medical Advice

  3. 3

    Collaborating with Naturopaths

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      Maximizing Collaboration Opportunities

  4. 4

    Mastering Ethical Communication

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      Integrating Mind-Body Approaches

  5. 5

    Referral Practices and Ethical Collaboration

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      Building Strong Collaborative Relationships

  6. 6

    Avoiding Ethical Pitfalls

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      Protecting Clients and Yourself

Ready to feel more clear in these conversations?

If you’ve ever felt unsure where the line between mental and physical health is, this is your opportunity to get grounded. You don’t need to have all the answers. But you do need to know how to respond in a way that is ethical, supportive, and within your scope. Coming in June 2026

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Disclaimer

This course is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice, clinical advice, or formal supervision. Participation in this course does not create a supervisory, clinical, or legal relationship. For matters requiring legal counsel, clinical judgment, or professional supervision, participants are encouraged to consult a qualified lawyer, clinical supervisor, or regulatory body. We are not affiliated with any regulatory college, association, or governing body. The views expressed in this course are solely our own and reflect our personal and professional perspectives. While we aim to align with ethical best practices, participants should always refer to their own professional standards, codes of ethics, and licensing requirements when applying course content to their work.