Certified Education
Become a Certified Men’s Health Educator through a self-paced virtual training program.
Learning Objectives and Skills
Upon completion of the program, participants will be able to better facilitate and optimize two-way communication with boys and men in ways that will resonate and motivate them to fully and actively engage with the healthcare system. Specifically, participants will learn to:
✓ Communicate with men and boys in real communities in a way that makes them feel comfortable and welcome in healthcare settings.
✓ Empower and motivate boys and men to engage with the healthcare system and take on more of an active role in their own and their loved one’s wellness.
✓ Create and conduct successful programs for men and boys – and how to get them to attend.
✓ Recognize and address the unique sociocultural considerations in working with boys and men.
✓ Enhance understanding and engagement of meta and boys with regard to COVID 19-testing, vaccination, and vaccinations in general.
This Certification is for the following:
- Healthcare and public healthcare providers
- Community members in faith based organizations
- Primary Care organization employees
- Educators and social service providers
- Faith-based educators and health ministers
- Community leaders who work with men and boys
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get started?
Fill out the form below and let us know you are interested. We will get back to you as soon as possible.
What the cost of the course?
For individuals, the cost of the program is $249.00. Group discounts available for seven or more.
Do I need to renew my certification?
This is a lifetime certification. Feel free to continue to check back with us to keep aware of the latest and free resources.
How do I receive credentials after I complete the course?
After successful completion of the program, you can generate a pdf to use instantly. The hard copy will be mailed and received within 4-5 weeks.
How Leaders in Men’s Health are Using This Training
We all have an opportunity and an obligation to educate and advocate. I aim to use my platforms to let men know that the most masculine thing they can do is take care of themselves, you have to take care of yourself to take care of others.
Benjamin Tenney
Councilman, Bay City, MI
As a woman working in men’s health education, I’ve learned how important it is to create safe spaces where men feel supported to talk about their mental health. Being proactive about wellness to only improves individual lives but strengthens our families and communities. Health is more than treatment, it’s prevention, awareness, and connection.
Shareka Martin
Health & Wellness Coach