Many clinicians lack confidence when assessing low testosterone, despite increasing patient demand.
This course provides a practical, evidence-based framework for diagnosing testosterone deficiency, interpreting hormone blood tests, prescribing testosterone safely, monitoring treatment, and integrating lifestyle interventions into long-term care.
It will explore personalised approaches to addressing symptoms experienced by many ageing males, such as fatigue, decreased libido, erectile dysfunction, depression, and more. The course will cover Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) and DHEA supplementation with licensed therapies and compounded options, where appropriate. Clinical risks and the latest scientific evidence and research will be discussed, along with essential nutritional and lifestyle guidance, including supplements and genetic testing, to provide integrative, patient-centered care.
Dates: Friday 25th September & Friday 2nd October
Venue: Online, via Teams
Price: £495 early bird (will be £595)
Time: 09:30- 13:00 each day
CPD points: 6
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Upon completing this course, participants will be able to:
- Confidently assess men for testosterone deficiency:
- Understand the role of testosterone, its synthesis and production
- Describe the foundational principles and recent advancements in testosterone therapy
- Understand who the treatment is suitable for and associated risks and benefits
- Interpret male hormone profiles and make clinically informed decisions
- Understand the role of testosterone, its synthesis and production
- Describe the foundational principles and recent advancements in testosterone therapy
- Understand who the treatment is suitable for and associated risks and benefits
- Understand how to read and interpret blood hormone profiles
- Conduct thorough patient evaluations and assessments, identifying symptoms related to low testosterone
- Apply evidence-based practices to formulate personalised treatment plans for your patients.
- Prescribe and personalise TRT with confidence
- Prescribe appropriate medications (licensed and compounded) with confidence, based on current best practices and clinical guidelines.
- Monitor patient progress, adjusting treatment protocols as needed to optimise patient outcomes and manage any adverse effects.
- Go beyond testosterone: optimise the patient’s overall health
- Recognise the impact of nutrition, body composition, sleep, exercise, metabolic health and lifestyle on testosterone levels and men’s health.
- Provide practical, evidence-informed advice on lifestyle and nutritional interventions that can support treatment outcomes.
- Understand the role and limitations of supplements and complementary approaches in supporting healthy testosterone levels and overall wellbeing.
- Apply the latest evidence to real-world clinical practice
- Adhere to ethical and legal guidelines in patient care.
- Critically evaluate the latest research and emerging evidence surrounding TRT and men’s health.
- Translate current evidence into practical prescribing and patient-management decisions.
- Communicate the potential benefits, risks and expectations of TRT clearly, enabling patients to make informed decisions and actively participate in their treatment.
- Utilise communication skills to educate, reassure, and engage patients in their treatment plans
Our speakers:
Dr Ghazala Aziz-Scott
A GP with qualifications from Cambridge University and Oxford University, Dr Ghazala was an experienced senior GP in a large West London NHS partnership for over two decades. Now, she is dedicating her career to functional medicine and bioidentical hormone balancing, providing expertise in integrative women’s and men’s health.
Dr Ghazala has always been drawn to a holistic approach to treating patients, respecting the physical, psychological, and spiritual dimensions that impact health and wellness.
Dr Angela Servis
Dr Angela Servis is a GP with 17 years of experience as a medical officer in the Army. A varied military career that started in Germany with the Royal engineers and ended in 3 Commando Brigade. Angela loved her time in the Army and it gave rise to a special interest in Men’s health due to a few key patient’s that piqued her interest in the area. Dr. Angela Servis is a trusted expert in men’s health, sexual medicine, addiction medicine, and weight management.
Dr Alistair McAlpine
Dr Alistair McAlpine is a dual qualified medical doctor and dentist, completing his BDS (Bachelor of Dental Science) at the University of the Witwatersrand in 2005, followed by his MBBCh (Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery) also at the University of the Witwatersrand in 2010. He holds various accolades including top student in Oral Pathology, Oral Medicine, Periodontology, General Medicine and General Surgery. He also has numerous scientific publications to his name, and is still heavily involved in research and development. Subsequently he has become an internationally recognised trainer and educator for various aesthetic companies especially with dermal fillers and botulinum toxin, and has more than 15 years experience with hormone optimisation and functional longevity for both male and female patients. He is also the Chief Medical Officer for Androlab and Femlab, which are Africa’s largest online hormonal and longevity platforms. His holistic, scientific and evidence medicine based approach to longevity and hormonal medicine ensures cutting edge results for his patients using the latest knowledge in the field.
Gary Crosby
Gary Crosby is an online physique development coach with 15 years’ experience helping men transform their physiques and their health. A former competitive bodybuilder with first-hand experience of high-dose performance-enhancing drug use, Gary now focuses on longevity and harm reduction, ensuring men using exogenous hormones do so correctly and under proper medical supervision. Having navigated testosterone optimisation himself, he brings a rare patient-and-coach perspective to men’s health, documenting his journey openly to a growing online audience and tracking his blood work meticulously. He brings a decade of research interest in peptides, for both performance and longevity applications, with a strong emphasis on education, safety and informed decision-making.
Who is this training suitable for?
The training is suitable for all prescribing professionals who are interested in initiating or developing a Men’s Health Service, to include prescribing testosterone. If you are interested in training but do not hold a prescribing qualification, please get in touch.
Whether you seek to elevate your clinical skills or navigate TRT complexities, this programme equips you with practical tools to excel in improving men’s health outcomes.
FAQs
Will I be able to provide a TRT service independently following this course?
Yes, upon completion of the course, you will have sufficient knowledge to start treating males with TRT.
Yes, you will more than likely need to be CQC registered to offer this service. We can connect you with trusted CQC experts to help you navigate this process.
Yes, we will be able to set you up with a compounding pharmacy and provide details of partners for blood testing offering preferential rates for our graduates.
Will you cover the prescribing of all types of testosterone replacement options?
Yes, the prescribing of all licensed options, plus compounded options for both testosterone and DHEA




