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Hey Donna – glad you’re interested in the Certification – the CMWC is a great way to attract new clients because you get education in numerous approaches to improving mental well-being (with a particular focus on the Microbiome-Gut-Brain-Heart-Axis).

It’s important to note that the CMWC is “company agnostic” – meaning that it was never designed to promote any one specific company – including Amare – but because I talk about a LOT of specific ingredients that just happen to be in the Amare products (e.g. Cerebiome, Suntheanine, Enzogenol, Palm Fruit Bioactives, Wellmune, and many others), people selling those products always get a lot of great information about how they work and what they do, etc – does that make sense?

Less than half of the ~1,000 or so CMWCs who have completed to course are exclusively with any specific company (most CMWCs recommend a range of different products in their practice) – so there is huge value in more people learning about the RANGE of mental wellness approaches – no matter which products they suggest from which company?

Also – FYI – I have a lot of different companies that I work with – whether formulating products, or conducting research – or advising on ingredient sourcing – so I am not “tied” to any one specific company – which is important for student to know that I’m just trying to provide the best education and not trying to “sell” them anything (except the course) ?

Hope that helps!

Shawn

I’m very interested in this program – I have an amare account currently for personal use but looking to attract clients as I am a Mental Wellness Practitioner

DocTalbott says:

May 13, 2025 at 1:09 pm

Hey Donna – glad you’re interested in the Certification – the CMWC is a great way to attract new clients because you get education in numerous approaches to improving mental well-being (with a particular focus on the Microbiome-Gut-Brain-Heart-Axis).

It’s important to note that the CMWC is “company agnostic” – meaning that it was never designed to promote any one specific company – including Amare – but because I talk about a LOT of specific ingredients that just happen to be in the Amare products (e.g. Cerebiome, Suntheanine, Enzogenol, Palm Fruit Bioactives, Wellmune, and many others), people selling those products always get a lot of great information about how they work and what they do, etc – does that make sense?

Less than half of the ~1,000 or so CMWCs who have completed to course are exclusively with any specific company (most CMWCs recommend a range of different products in their practice) – so there is huge value in more people learning about the RANGE of mental wellness approaches – no matter which products they suggest from which company?

Also – FYI – I have a lot of different companies that I work with – whether formulating products, or conducting research – or advising on ingredient sourcing – so I am not “tied” to any one specific company – which is important for student to know that I’m just trying to provide the best education and not trying to “sell” them anything (except the course) ?

Hope that helps!

Shawn