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Take a lifestyle medicine course, change a life – including your own
There’s no better time than now to learn more about lifestyle medicine, the most powerful way to treat, reverse, and prevent chronic conditions. Our courses provide knowledge and applicable skills to support you and your patients in achieving better health.
From food as medicine and foundational skill building to type-2 diabetes remission and burnout reduction, ACLM offers courses on today’s most important topics to help you elevate your practice for a better tomorrow.
Featured courses
Explore our most popular and impactful courses—handpicked to help you advance your knowledge and apply lifestyle medicine in practice.
Fresh courses, timely topics
Explore the latest courses, clinical tools, and resources designed to help you stay at the forefront of evidence-based care. New content is added regularly—check back often to stay ahead.
Gain practical, evidence-based knowledge to integrate nutrition into clinical care. Build confidence in identifying health-promoting foods, leveraging dietary patterns to prevent and reverse disease, and applying nutrition science where it matters most—real-world practice supporting better outcomes and longer, healthier lives.
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Discover how food can be used as a therapeutic tool to slow disease progression and support recovery. Explore the science behind dietary patterns and gain practical strategies to help patients manage cardiovascular disease, insulin resistance, cancer risk, and obesity —while achieving sustainable, long-term lifestyle change.
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The Lifestyle Medicine Medical School Curriculum (LMMSC) provides medical schools with a comprehensive, evidence-based solution for integrating lifestyle medicine into undergraduate medical education. Designed for flexible implementation as a longitudinal experience across M1–M4, within existing courses and clinical experiences, or as an elective, LMMSC brings together foundational knowledge, clinical application, assessments, and faculty resources in one implementation-ready curriculum.
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A governance structure and update process led by the International Board of Lifestyle Medicine (IBLM) for maintaining the lifestyle medicine (LM) core competencies, the core LM definition, and core LM pillar definitions is being formalized. Although these were previously developed and recognized by established and credible lifestyle medicine organizations, this formal process will create ongoing and well-represented oversight of the validation and update process. The objectives of this formalization were to develop such a process to (1) document the immediate refinements made to the core LM definition and core LM pillar definitions in 2025-2026, and (2) describe the governance structure established by the IBLM Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC) for maintaining and updating LM competencies and definitions. This work will strengthen the credibility, scalability, sustainability, standardization, and global adoption of LM competencies and definitions while ensuring responsiveness to evolving scientific evidence and population health needs.
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Physical inactivity and obesity are detrimental to one’s overall health, as they increase the risk of developing non-communicable diseases. Fortunately, physical inactivity and obesity can be improved by supporting lifestyle behavior changes. This support may be provided remotely by Mobile Health (mHealth) messaging interventions, which involve using mobile messages for health improvement. This study aimed to determine the effect of mHealth interventions using unidirectional text messaging/instant messaging on physical activity and weight-related outcomes in adult populations.
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Lifestyle medicine (LM) is a rapidly growing medical specialty that can be integrated into all aspects of care. LM is implemented across primary, specialty, inpatient, outpatient, community and home settings, with multiple modalities, including virtual, individual or group visits. This position paper outlines how LM achieves value, improves health outcomes, and meets the goals of the Quintuple Aim, thus providing a framework to guide LM stakeholders, including patients, providers, payers, employers, and community organizations.
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Complimentary content to support your practice
Explore free courses and tools designed to support your practice and deepen your understanding of lifestyle medicine. A free account is required to access the content listed below.
| Title | Credit | Cost |
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| Culinary Medicine Curriculum | $0.00 | |
| Lifestyle Medicine 101 Curriculum | $0.00 |
Become an ACLM member and save on courses
ACLM membership doesn’t just give you access to valuable lifestyle medicine tools, events, and networking opportunities. It also allows you to save up to 25% on any ACLM continuing education course.
