Course Description
To equip clinicians with a deeper understanding of the hypothalamus—its functions, the factors that contribute to its dysfunction, and to learn effective strategies to restore and support its optimal function.
Learning Objectives
- Clinicians will learn about the key roles of the hypothalamus, often referred to as the “Brain of the Brain,” and gain insight into the causes and mechanisms behind hypothalamic dysfunction.
- Clinicians will explore practical approaches to influence and support hypothalamic function.
- Clinicians will see, through demonstrations, the usefulness of the symptom survey. Doctors will gain knowledge of how to use the symptom survey as a tool to get an overview of their patients’ systems and identify possible imbalances.
- Clinicians will have the opportunity to learn the structural and nutritional protocols for the overall health and support of patients who have:
- ADD/ADHD/OCD/Depression/Brain Imbalances
- Anxiety
- Digestive Imbalances
- Sugar Handling Problems/Hypoglycemia/Diabetes
- Thyroid Disorders (both Hypothyroidism and Hyperthyroidism)
- Insomnia
- Inflammation and Arthritis
- Clinicians will receive hands-on experience so they can immediately begin supporting patients with hypothalamic dysfunction.