FREE VIRTUAL WORKSHOP: November 21st at 12pm CT (10am PT | 1pm ET)
Uncommonly Good Practice Builders for Healthcare Professionals:
How to Talk to Patients About Professional-Grade Supplements
Your Patients Deserve Better Outcomes:
The True Cost of Cheap Supplements
Discover How to Build Patient Trust and Better Health Outcomes
When patients buy cheaper alternatives, your treatment plans fail, they blame you (and they don't return). This webinar will show you how to educate patients on why quality matters—so they understand the investment, stay compliant, and get results.
The hidden dangers patients don't see in retail supplements (and how to explain them in 60 seconds)
The G.A.T.E.S. framework—a proven conversation script that removes objections naturally
How to position yourself as a healthcare advocate, not a supplement seller
Real-world examples for cardiovascular health, prenatal care, probiotics, and more
How to set up systems that keep patients compliant and coming back
Join Us LIVE November 21st at 12pm CT
(10am PT | 1pm ET)
Featuring Guest Expert, Carla Copas, MSN, CNM, APRN
Carla has cared for women across their lifespan for over 25 years. Her research, experience and dedication to women’s health led her to open her own practice in 2016. Carla realizes that optimal wellness requires a tailored approach to meet each individual's needs.
Carla obtained her master’s degree in nursing from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. She has studied with the School of Functional Medicine and A4M. With the combination of Integrative, Functional, and Holistic care she finds great satisfaction in finding solutions for each of the women that seek the answers to healthcare questions that other providers can’t answer. She has served as Adjunct Faculty at the University of Miami, Barry University and Florida Atlantic University. Additionally, she has served as preceptor to Nurse Practitioners from Frontier University, Baylor University, Rush University and Duke University.
Carla enjoys spending time with family and friends, cooking, reading, bird watching, listening to music and is an avid researcher. Her true passion and calling remains love, service and care to her family, friends and patients.
