The Intersection of Wellness and Law
Why Complementary Alternative Medicine Matters in Advanced Planning
1-Hour CLE with Dr. Patricia Wilhite McCartney, JD, ND, DAN
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 | 12:00 – 1:00 PM CST | Live Virtual
Course Description
Nearly 40% of U.S. adults incorporate complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) into their healthcare — yet many advanced directives, living wills, and legacy plans leave these deeply held values unaddressed. This one-hour CLE bridges that gap. Designed for estate planners, elder law attorneys, probate practitioners, and professionals serving wellness-oriented or high-net-worth clients, the session equips you with:
Legal implications of CAM in healthcare decision-making
Practical strategies to integrate holistic preferences into directives and trusts
Ethical considerations when documenting client wellness beliefs
Real-world examples of CAM-inclusive planning in action
Learning Objectives
Discover the scope and prevalence of CAM in client healthcare choices
Understand the legal implications of integrating CAM into advanced planning
Identify limitations of traditional planning documents
Learn key strategies for documenting CAM preferences compliantly
Analyze real-world examples of successful integration
Anticipate the future role of wellness values in legal and health planning frameworks
Registration Details
Early-Bird Rate: $79 (through February 18, 2026)
Regular Rate: $99
Includes: Live interactive CLE credit (1.0 hour, Texas MCLE pending reciprocity), certificate of completion, and a complimentary wellness-inspired refreshment box shipped directly to you as a thank-you gesture to help you arrive centered and present.
Limited Seats — Register early to secure your spot and guarantee the refreshment box.
*This program is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. All planning decisions remain the responsibility of licensed attorneys. MCLE credit approved in Texas. reciprocity in many state