Continuing Medical Education Conference 2026

Mass General Brigham Assembly Row, Boston, MA.

The conference was aimed at physicians, nurses, fellows, and allied health professionals, particularly specialists in primary care, internal medicine, oncology, pain management, gastroenterology, and neurology.

Content was billed as covering gut microbiome, mitochondrial function, neurological pathways connecting stress and physiology, plus clinical applications in nutrition, movement, and mind-body approaches.

Wayne Jonas, MD; Alessio Fasano, MD; Martin Picard, PhD; Nick Ortner; and Steve Cole, PhD were scheduled to present on whole-person healing, microbiome science, mitochondrial function, EFT tapping, and molecular thriving.

The conference offered 12.00 CME credits available as AAPA Category 1, AMA PRA Category 1, Nursing Contact Hours, Social Work, and Psychologist CE.

No prior integrative medicine background was required. Sessions were structured for conventionally trained clinicians.

Clinicians at CME courses usually wear business casual, such as slacks, blouses or collared shirts, with a layer for cool conference rooms.

It was most useful for conventionally trained physicians, nurses and allied health clinicians curious about integrative approaches, since it offered 12.00 CME credits across several professions and sessions on the microbiome, mitochondria and stress physiology from speakers such as Alessio Fasano, MD, and Martin Picard, PhD. Clinicians wanting narrow specialty procedural updates would have gotten less from it, as the content centered on whole-person health and mind-body approaches, including a session on EFT and tapping, which some evidence-focused clinicians may find outside their practice.