Upcoming Webinars

Whose Goal Is It Anyway? | Tuesday, November 10th, 6PM ET

Whose Goal Is It Anyway? | Tuesday, November 10th, 6PM ET

Is the goal you're chasing really yours? When you set a goal or help someone else work toward one, whose expectations are shaping it? Family messages, social pressure and familiar patterns can quietly influence what we pursue and how we define success. Grab a seat.

Join New Avalon's Laura Slinn and Kelley Oswin for an introduction to Evolved Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP). You'll explore how language, beliefs and assumptions shape goals, motivation and change, how to tell someone's own priorities apart from outside expectations, and how to recognize the assumptions we bring to the helping process. Whether you're working on your own growth or supporting others, find out whose goal it really is. Join Laura and Kelley live.

Masterclass: Autoimmune Disease—Your Questions, Personalized Insights | Wednesday, November 11th, 6PM ET

Masterclass: Autoimmune Disease—Your Questions, Personalized Insights | Wednesday, November 11th, 6PM ET

Living with an autoimmune condition and still have more questions than answers? Wondering how your genetics, diet, stress or sleep fit into the picture? This interactive masterclass puts your questions at the center of the conversation. Reserve your spot.

Submit your questions ahead of time for the chance to receive more personalized answers. Our team will use relevant genetic results and details about your health concerns to connect the discussion to your situation as we explore how genetic patterns, nutrition, stress, sleep and gut health may relate to autoimmune health. You'll also learn from other participants' questions. Selected submissions will guide the discussion. This session is educational and does not provide diagnosis or individualized treatment. Send in your question today and make this session yours.

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Methylation Made Clear: Nutrients, Genes, and Everyday Health |Wednesday, November 11th, 1:30 PM ET

Methylation Made Clear: Nutrients, Genes, and Everyday Health |Wednesday, November 11th, 1:30 PM ET

You've heard about MTHFR, methylated vitamins and B vitamins, but what does methylation actually do in your body? And why might your nutritional needs be different from someone else's? Save your seat.

Join Lynn Angel and Anouk Jacob as they break methylation down into simple, practical concepts. Discover how nutrients like folate, vitamin B12, vitamin B6, choline and betaine work alongside genes such as MTHFR, MTR, MTRR and COMT to support brain chemistry, hormone metabolism, cell membranes and gene regulation, and why looking at your nutrition, genetic tendencies and health markers together tells you more than any single gene result. No genetics background needed. Bring your questions to the live Q&A and see how the pieces fit together.

DNA-U Genomics in Practice: Mitochondria | Thursday, November 12th at 6pm EST

DNA-U Genomics in Practice: Mitochondria | Thursday, November 12th at 6pm EST

What can your patients' genes reveal about their mitochondrial health, and how do you turn that into more personalized care? Mitochondria do far more than produce energy, and the genetic pathways behind oxidative stress and cellular protection can add valuable context to your clinical decisions. Save your seat.

In this clinician-focused DNA-U webinar, we'll take a deeper look at energy metabolism, redox balance and three key antioxidant defense genes: SOD2, GPX1 and CAT. You'll learn how to connect genetic findings with clinical presentation, nutrition and lifestyle factors to inform evidence-based interventions and targeted supplementation considerations. Move beyond interpretation. Join your peers and put these insights to work in your practice.

BEST OF 2026: Mold Exposure and Your Genes | Tuesday, November 17th, 6PM ET

BEST OF 2026: Mold Exposure and Your Genes | Tuesday, November 17th, 6PM ET

Why does mold exposure make some people sick while others in the same space feel fine? Mold is more than an environmental concern, and your genetics may help explain why some people are more vulnerable than others. Save your seat.

As part of our Best of 2026 series, we're bringing back our session with Got Mold to explore why conventional mold testing may not reveal the full picture, how to assess exposure more effectively, and how genetic differences may influence your body's response and recovery. Stay for a LIVE Q&A after the featured session to ask about mold exposure, genetic susceptibility and prevention. Missed it the first time? Catch it now and bring your questions.

BEST OF 2026: Driving Out the Snakes with Dr. Richard Horowitz | Wednesday, November 18th, 6PM ET Tim

BEST OF 2026: Driving Out the Snakes with Dr. Richard Horowitz | Wednesday, November 18th, 6PM ET Tim

Tried everything and still struggling with persistent symptoms? Why do some people recover while others stay stuck, despite trying approach after approach? Reserve your spot.

In this Best of 2026 featured session, bestselling author Dr. Richard Horowitz explores how hidden infections, including parasites, spirochetes and other microbes, may contribute to chronic inflammation and immune dysfunction, and why identifying potential underlying contributors matters for recovery. Then the conversation continues with a LIVE Q&A to explore key takeaways and get your questions answered. Missed it the first time? Now's your chance. Already watched it? Come back with your questions. Register now.

BEST OF 2026: What's New in DNA360 | Thursday, November 19th, 6PM ET

BEST OF 2026: What's New in DNA360 | Thursday, November 19th, 6PM ET

Think you've uncovered everything your genes have to say? Science just opened another door. With new genes and expanded insights added to DNA360, there's more to learn about the pathways that may influence your health, performance and longevity. Save your seat.

As part of our Best of 2026 series, we're revisiting this session to explore what's been added, why these discoveries matter, and how they may contribute to a more personalized understanding of your health. Stay for the LIVE Q&A to ask our experts about the newly added genes and what they could mean for you. There's always more to learn about your biology. Come see what's new.

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BEST OF 2026: Hormones and Weight Gain | Tuesday, November 24th, 6PM ET

BEST OF 2026: Hormones and Weight Gain | Tuesday, November 24th, 6PM ET

Eating well, exercising and still not seeing the scale move? Cravings that feel impossible to control? Weight management isn't just about what you eat or how much you move. Your biology plays a role too. Grab a seat.

We're spotlighting this Best of 2026 session to explore how appetite, cravings, metabolism and hormonal responses may be shaped by your genes, why conventional approaches don't work equally for everyone, and how genetic insights may help shape more personalized strategies. Join the LIVE Q&A afterward to connect with our experts and take the conversation further. Look beyond the scale and see what your genetics may reveal.