• Type-1 University features a series of online courses designed to provide "higher education" to people using intensive insulin therapy (pumps or  multiple daily injections)
• Each 40-60 minute course is available live (via webex) or in pre-recorded format, accessible on any computer system or mobile device with internet access
• The live courses include a printable copy of the slides for note-taking, along with special interactive opportunities during the programs

Here's a brief (10-minute) sample of what a Type-1 University Course is like. This preview class addresses everyone's favorite diabetes challenge: Managing blood sugar when eating pizza! Ordinarily, "live" classes are longer (45-50 minutes) and more in-depth than this sample, and include opportunities to post questions directly to the instructor.
For a complimentary copy of the slides, click on the link just below the demo.

Downloadable Copy of the Pizza Class Slides

"Why so much insight? Clearly he was no ordinary diabetes coach. I soon understood. Gary was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes 25 years ago. He understands exactly what a blood sugar of 49 mg/dl or 300 mg/dl feels like, and this makes him approach diabetes patient care in a totally different way." -- Elizabeth Snouffer, Learning how to bolus for PIZZA!

"...there was so much more to learn. Like how to use temporary basal rates to cover PMS and exercise, and the advantages of dual and square boluses — tools that I’d never really employed before.", and "Type 1 University is all about strategy, though. I feel like, instead of being confused or frustrated by a slew of information, I’m learning how to pimp my diabetes — or at least my CGM." -- Jacquie Wojcik, at Typical Type 1

"My first class was titled, "Mastering Pump Therapy."  I have been pumping now since 1996 and currently wear an Animas pump. After 15 years on the pump, could this guy really teach me something new that I had not heard before? The answer was a resounding YES!! I am so thrilled and excited about what I learned last night." -- Cynthia Zuber, at "Diabetes Light, My holistic journey to health"

"...I got tired of seeing webinar-type programs being offered only to providers and not the patients themselves. Why should doctors and nurses have all the fun? Webinars are convenient, easily accessible, cost-effective, and serve as effective modes of teaching. It’s time everyone benefitted." -- Gary Scheiner, at Diabetes Australia - Vic's Blog

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