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ACLM brand usage guide for partners and collaborators

Thank you for helping advance lifestyle medicine. 

ACLM works with health systems, educators, and organizations across many settings. To make it easy to work together—and to protect the credibility of lifestyle medicine—we’ve put together this quick guide on how to use ACLM logos and resources. 

If you’re ever unsure, we’re always happy to help. 

Download the ACLM Brand & Resource Cheat Sheet

A shared goal

ACLM’s brand and resources stand for evidence‑based care, professional integrity, and whole‑person health. Using them consistently helps ensure patients, clinicians, and partners can trust what they see—no matter where or how our materials are shared. 

Using the ACLM logo

Partners may use the ACLM logo as part of an approved partnership or collaboration that supports lifestyle medicine. 

When you use the logo, please utilize the official files exactly as provided and follow ACLM’s brand standards. On websites or digital materials, the logo should link to lifestylemedicine.org, and trademark designations should remain intact. 

The logo should never be used in a way that suggests ACLM owns your organization, that you own the ACLM brand, or that ACLM is endorsing something beyond the scope of our partnership. 

Please don’t alter the logo, change its colors or proportions, create your own versions, or use it as part of a URL, domain name, or keyword search. 

If you’re working with a designer or agency and need detailed visual guidance, you can reference the full ACLM brand guide here: 

View the full ACLM Brand Guide 

Sharing ACLM resources

ACLM makes a number of educational resources openly available, including patient education flyers, select toolkits, and curriculum materials. These resources are carefully developed to reflect current evidence and clinical standards. 

You’re welcome to share these materials with your audiences—but it’s important that the content itself remains intact. 

Please don’t edit ACLM content

This is the most important thing to know: 

ACLM resources may not be edited or rewritten. 

That means the content shouldn’t be changed, shortened, reworded, rearranged, or copied into new designs or templates. Even small edits—made with the best intentions—can unintentionally change meaning or accuracy.  

A helpful way to think about ACLM resources is:
ready to use, not revise. 

Keeping resources up to date

ACLM resources are updated periodically—sometimes due to brand updates, new evidence, or because a document has been replaced or retired. 

If you’re sharing ACLM PDFs or other materials, please help us ensure the most current versions are what people see. When a resource is updated, replace older files as soon as possible. If a resource is retired, please remove it from circulation. 

We recommend downloading resources directly from ACLM rather than reusing saved files. If you’re ever unsure whether a resource is current, just reach out—we’re happy to help. 

We’ll do our best to clearly communicate major updates or changes—and we appreciate your partnership in keeping materials up to date. 

Co‑branding Is welcome

We value collaboration, and co‑branding is encouraged when it’s done thoughtfully. If you are interested in co-branding ACLM resources, please contact partnerships@lifestylemedicine.org for more information. 

Review and support

As part of our agreement, ACLM may ask to review materials that include our logo or resources. If something needs to adjust to align with brand or usage standards, we’ll let you know. 

Our goal is always collaboration and clarity—not enforcement. 

Need something different?

If you’re looking for content that’s shorter, customized, translated, or tailored to a specific audience, please don’t edit ACLM materials on your own. 

Instead, reach out. We can help you find an approved version, recommend the right resource, or explore a custom or co‑developed solution when appropriate. 

Questions?

Please contact us and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can. Thanks for being a partner in advancing lifestyle medicine—and for helping protect the integrity of this work.

Contact the Impact Team