
Courtney Van Bussum
Lead Facilitator
A biomedical engineer turned healthcare business leader, Courtney is passionate about translating the science of cellular health into practical tools for clinicians and consumers.
By The End
Explain how structure, energy, communication, and repair govern cellular function, and how disruptions in each show up as patterns of dysfunction.
Trace cause-and-effect relationships across biological processes.
Interpret foundational lab markers as reflections of biological processes, not just numbers to optimize.
Recognize common patterns of dysfunction across different health presentations.
Begin applying cellular reasoning to the questions, clients, and health patterns you encounter in your own work.
CHE is not a certification course and does not provide medical credentialing or clinical training. It is a foundational education course in cellular biology: the reasoning framework, not a license to practice.
Course Faculty

Lead Facilitator
A biomedical engineer turned healthcare business leader, Courtney is passionate about translating the science of cellular health into practical tools for clinicians and consumers.

Guest Lecturer
Dr. Yurth is the Chief Medical Officer of the Boulder Longevity Institute, which she co-founded in 2006, with more than 30 years of clinical experience in orthopedics, cellular medicine, and regenerative medicine.
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