When you set a goal—or help someone else work toward one—whose expectations are shaping the outcome? Family messages, social pressures, and familiar patterns can influence what we pursue and how we define success.

Join New Avalon’s Laura Slinn and Kelley Oswin for an introduction to Evolved Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP). Explore how language, beliefs, and assumptions can shape goals, motivation, and change, whether you’re working on your own growth or supporting others.

This conversation will consider how to distinguish someone’s own priorities from outside expectations, recognize assumptions we may bring to the helping process, and support goals that reflect what matters to the person pursuing them. Save your spot!

Autoimmune conditions can raise complex questions about inflammation, symptoms, genetics, and everyday health choices. This interactive masterclass puts your questions at the center of the conversation.

Submit your health questions ahead of time for the opportunity to receive more personalized answers during the webinar. Our team will use relevant genetic results and details about your health concerns to help us connect the discussion to your individual situation.

Together, we’ll explore how genetic patterns, nutrition, stress, sleep, and gut health may relate to autoimmune health identify. You’ll also learn from other participants’ questions, gaining perspectives that may help you better understand your own health.

Selected submissions will guide the discussion. This session is educational and does not provide diagnosis or individualized treatment.

You've probably heard about MTHFR, methylated vitamins, or the importance of B vitamins—but what does methylation actually do in your body? And why might your nutritional needs be different from someone else's?

Join Lynn Angel and Anouk Jacob for Methylation Made Clear: Nutrients, Genes, and Everyday Health, an informative webinar that breaks down the science of methylation into simple, understandable concepts. Discover how essential nutrients like folate, vitamin B12, vitamin B6, choline, and betaine work alongside genes such as MTHFR, MTR, MTRR, COMT, and others to support everyday processes involving brain chemistry, hormone metabolism, cell membranes, and gene regulation.

You'll learn why methylation involves much more than a single gene, how different pathways work together, and why understanding your nutrition, genetic tendencies, and relevant health markers can provide a more complete picture than relying on one genetic result or supplement recommendation.

You don't need a background in genetics to join us. Come discover how the pieces of methylation fit together and bring your questions for a live Q&A session.

What can your patients' genes reveal about their mitochondrial health, and how can you turn those insights into more personalized care?

Mitochondria do more than produce energy. Understanding the genetic pathways involved in oxidative stress and cellular protection can add valuable context to your clinical decisions.

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.

Learn how to connect genetic findings with clinical presentation, nutrition, and lifestyle factors to inform evidence-based interventions and targeted supplementation considerations.

Move beyond genetic interpretation and discover how to put these insights to work in your clinical practice. Save your seat!

Mold exposure is more than an environmental concern. It can also affect your health, and your genetics may help explain why some individuals are more vulnerable than others.

As part of our Best of 2026 series, we're bringing back this insightful session for another opportunity to explore the hidden complexities of mold exposure.

Discover 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.

PLUS: We're taking the conversation further with a LIVE Q&A!

After the featured session, join us LIVE to ask your questions and gain additional insights into mold exposure, genetic susceptibility, and prevention strategies.

Missed it the first time? Here's your chance to catch up, ask questions, and gain a fresh perspective on mold and your health. Save your seat!

Why do some people recover while others continue to struggle with persistent symptoms, despite trying multiple approaches?

It's a question that deserves a closer look—and one that bestselling author Dr. Richard Horowitz explores in this featured session from our Best of 2026 series.

Discover how hidden infections, including parasites, spirochetes, and other microbes, may contribute to chronic inflammation and immune dysfunction. Dr. Horowitz takes us beyond conventional approaches to examine the complex factors that may influence recovery and why identifying potential underlying contributors matters.

The conversation doesn't end there!

We're bringing you a LIVE Q&A following the featured session, giving you the opportunity to ask questions, explore key takeaways, and gain additional perspectives on chronic inflammation and recovery.

Missed this conversation the first time? Now's your chance to experience it. Already watched it? Come back with your questions!

Join us for one of our featured sessions of 2026, followed by an interactive LIVE Q&A. Save your seat!

Just when you think you've uncovered everything about your genetics, science opens another door.

With new genes and expanded insights added to DNA360, there's more to explore about the biological pathways that may influence your health, performance, and longevity.

As part of our Best of 2026 series, we're revisiting this insightful session to explore what's been added, why these genetic discoveries matter, and how they may contribute to a more personalized understanding of your health.

And your questions are part of the experience!

Stay for our LIVE Q&A following the featured session, where you can ask our experts about the newly added genes and gain further clarity on their potential significance.

There's always more to learn about your biology. Join us to discover what's new, revisit valuable insights, and be part of the conversation.

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Weight management isn't just about what you eat or how much you exercise. Your biology plays a role, too.

From appetite and cravings to metabolism and hormonal responses, your genes may help explain some of the differences in how your body manages weight.

We're spotlighting this insightful session from 2026 to explore why conventional approaches don't work equally for everyone and how genetic insights may help shape more personalized strategies.

Join our LIVE Q&A following the featured session to connect with our experts, clarify key insights, and take the conversation further.

Look beyond the scale. Explore the science. Discover what your genetics may reveal.

Register now!