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September
October
01oct12:00 am30(oct 30)11:00 pmCalibreContinuing Education in Obesity Care
Expert-led training designed for real-world practice Calibre delivers expert-led training for busy healthcare professionals ready to increase their knowledge
Calibre delivers expert-led training for busy healthcare professionals ready to increase their knowledge in obesity care. Grounded in Canada’s clinical practice guidelines, you’ll learn expert insights and practical tools and strategies you can apply in your practice tomorrow.
Calibre is an accredited online course perfect for primary care physicians, nurse practitioners, and other allied healthcare professionals looking to enhance their skills in obesity management.
With over 22 hours of accredited live and online learning, this five-module program provides practical, evidence-informed training tailored for the realities of your practice. You’ll learn:
Faculty for this cohort includes:
With accreditation from leading medical organizations, Calibre gives you the tools to deliver compassionate, effective, and evidence-based obesity care.
The next Calibre cohort starts October 1, 2025. Spaces are limited — register soon!
October 1 (Wednesday) 12:00am – October 30 (Thursday) 11:00pm
November
Applied behavioural science training designed for real-world care Move from giving clinical advice to supporting real, lasting change. AOCC builds competencies in
Move from giving clinical advice to supporting real, lasting change. AOCC builds competencies in evidence-based behavioural counselling—rooted in the Canadian Adult Obesity Clinical Practice Guidelines and designed for clinicians working directly with patients in obesity and chronic disease care. Learn how to build trust, uncover motivation, and close the gap between what you know—and what your patients can act on.
Bring AOCC to your care team to develop a shared language and consistent approach to behaviour change that improves patient outcomes and team confidence.
Developed & led by global behaviour change experts, Dr. Michael Vallis & Dr. Tiffany Shepherd
The next AOCC cohort starts November 20, 2025 and runs through June 2026. Space is limited to 20— register now!
November 20 (Thursday) 12:00am – June 30 (Tuesday) 11:00pm
29novAll DayCertified Bariatric Educator (CBE®) Exam
For many healthcare professionals, obesity care is already a core part of what they do. But how do you show that expertise
For many healthcare professionals, obesity care is already a core part of what they do.
But how do you show that expertise to your patients, your peers, and employers?
The Certified Bariatric Educator (CBE®) designation gives you that recognition. It’s your opportunity to:
The next CBE® exam is on Nov 29, 2025
Applications open: July 9, 2025
Apply by: Oct 31, 2025
November 29 (Saturday) All Day
December
Applied behavioural science training designed for real-world care Move from giving clinical advice to supporting real, lasting change. AOCC builds competencies in
Move from giving clinical advice to supporting real, lasting change. AOCC builds competencies in evidence-based behavioural counselling—rooted in the Canadian Adult Obesity Clinical Practice Guidelines and designed for clinicians working directly with patients in obesity and chronic disease care. Learn how to build trust, uncover motivation, and close the gap between what you know—and what your patients can act on.
Bring AOCC to your care team to develop a shared language and consistent approach to behaviour change that improves patient outcomes and team confidence.
Developed & led by global behaviour change experts, Dr. Michael Vallis & Dr. Tiffany Shepherd
The next AOCC cohort starts November 20, 2025 and runs through June 2026. Space is limited to 20— register now!
November 20 (Thursday) 12:00am – June 30 (Tuesday) 11:00pm
January
Applied behavioural science training designed for real-world care Move from giving clinical advice to supporting real, lasting change. AOCC builds competencies in
Move from giving clinical advice to supporting real, lasting change. AOCC builds competencies in evidence-based behavioural counselling—rooted in the Canadian Adult Obesity Clinical Practice Guidelines and designed for clinicians working directly with patients in obesity and chronic disease care. Learn how to build trust, uncover motivation, and close the gap between what you know—and what your patients can act on.
Bring AOCC to your care team to develop a shared language and consistent approach to behaviour change that improves patient outcomes and team confidence.
Developed & led by global behaviour change experts, Dr. Michael Vallis & Dr. Tiffany Shepherd
The next AOCC cohort starts November 20, 2025 and runs through June 2026. Space is limited to 20— register now!
November 20 (Thursday) 12:00am – June 30 (Tuesday) 11:00pm
February
Applied behavioural science training designed for real-world care Move from giving clinical advice to supporting real, lasting change. AOCC builds competencies in
Move from giving clinical advice to supporting real, lasting change. AOCC builds competencies in evidence-based behavioural counselling—rooted in the Canadian Adult Obesity Clinical Practice Guidelines and designed for clinicians working directly with patients in obesity and chronic disease care. Learn how to build trust, uncover motivation, and close the gap between what you know—and what your patients can act on.
Bring AOCC to your care team to develop a shared language and consistent approach to behaviour change that improves patient outcomes and team confidence.
Developed & led by global behaviour change experts, Dr. Michael Vallis & Dr. Tiffany Shepherd
The next AOCC cohort starts November 20, 2025 and runs through June 2026. Space is limited to 20— register now!
November 20 (Thursday) 12:00am – June 30 (Tuesday) 11:00pm
March
Applied behavioural science training designed for real-world care Move from giving clinical advice to supporting real, lasting change. AOCC builds competencies in
Move from giving clinical advice to supporting real, lasting change. AOCC builds competencies in evidence-based behavioural counselling—rooted in the Canadian Adult Obesity Clinical Practice Guidelines and designed for clinicians working directly with patients in obesity and chronic disease care. Learn how to build trust, uncover motivation, and close the gap between what you know—and what your patients can act on.
Bring AOCC to your care team to develop a shared language and consistent approach to behaviour change that improves patient outcomes and team confidence.
Developed & led by global behaviour change experts, Dr. Michael Vallis & Dr. Tiffany Shepherd
The next AOCC cohort starts November 20, 2025 and runs through June 2026. Space is limited to 20— register now!
November 20 (Thursday) 12:00am – June 30 (Tuesday) 11:00pm
April
Applied behavioural science training designed for real-world care Move from giving clinical advice to supporting real, lasting change. AOCC builds competencies in
Move from giving clinical advice to supporting real, lasting change. AOCC builds competencies in evidence-based behavioural counselling—rooted in the Canadian Adult Obesity Clinical Practice Guidelines and designed for clinicians working directly with patients in obesity and chronic disease care. Learn how to build trust, uncover motivation, and close the gap between what you know—and what your patients can act on.
Bring AOCC to your care team to develop a shared language and consistent approach to behaviour change that improves patient outcomes and team confidence.
Developed & led by global behaviour change experts, Dr. Michael Vallis & Dr. Tiffany Shepherd
The next AOCC cohort starts November 20, 2025 and runs through June 2026. Space is limited to 20— register now!
November 20 (Thursday) 12:00am – June 30 (Tuesday) 11:00pm
May
Applied behavioural science training designed for real-world care Move from giving clinical advice to supporting real, lasting change. AOCC builds competencies in
Move from giving clinical advice to supporting real, lasting change. AOCC builds competencies in evidence-based behavioural counselling—rooted in the Canadian Adult Obesity Clinical Practice Guidelines and designed for clinicians working directly with patients in obesity and chronic disease care. Learn how to build trust, uncover motivation, and close the gap between what you know—and what your patients can act on.
Bring AOCC to your care team to develop a shared language and consistent approach to behaviour change that improves patient outcomes and team confidence.
Developed & led by global behaviour change experts, Dr. Michael Vallis & Dr. Tiffany Shepherd
The next AOCC cohort starts November 20, 2025 and runs through June 2026. Space is limited to 20— register now!
November 20 (Thursday) 12:00am – June 30 (Tuesday) 11:00pm
June
Applied behavioural science training designed for real-world care Move from giving clinical advice to supporting real, lasting change. AOCC builds competencies in
Move from giving clinical advice to supporting real, lasting change. AOCC builds competencies in evidence-based behavioural counselling—rooted in the Canadian Adult Obesity Clinical Practice Guidelines and designed for clinicians working directly with patients in obesity and chronic disease care. Learn how to build trust, uncover motivation, and close the gap between what you know—and what your patients can act on.
Bring AOCC to your care team to develop a shared language and consistent approach to behaviour change that improves patient outcomes and team confidence.
Developed & led by global behaviour change experts, Dr. Michael Vallis & Dr. Tiffany Shepherd
The next AOCC cohort starts November 20, 2025 and runs through June 2026. Space is limited to 20— register now!
November 20 (Thursday) 12:00am – June 30 (Tuesday) 11:00pm
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