Integrative Practitioner Digital Summit
BRAIN HEALTH - APRIL 12

Recorded Session

Bojana Jankovic Weatherly, MD, FACP, MSc, IFMCP

How to Implement Mindfulness to Patient Care and Self-Care

Recorded Session

Adam Breiner, ND

Integrative Approaches to Traumatic Brain Injuries

Originally presented at the 2019 edition of the Integrative Healthcare Symposium.
In recent years, traumatic brain injuries, such as concussions, have become a topic of interest to both the public and healthcare industry. While most of the focus has been on prevention, the conventional approaches to treatment are inadequate and have not advanced much since the 20th century. Integrative medicine offers a variety of natural approaches to healing the injured brain.

Recorded Session

David Scheiderer, MD, MBA, DFAPA

Mood by Microbe: Dysbiosis The New Unifying Theory of Mental Illness and Diseases of Civilization

In this presentation, integrative psychiatrist, David Scheiderer, MD, MBA, DFAPA, explores his unifying theory of mental illness and diseases of civilization. With emphasis on the relationship between the gut-brain axis and common psychiatric conditions, Scheiderer shares his approach to identification, diagnosis, and treatment of systemic and neuroinflammation.

Recorded Session

Carrie Jones, ND

Ordering Labwork

Come learn with Carrie Jones, ND, Head of Medical Education at Rupa Health. This informative session will show you firsthand how to set up a free account, place an order and walk you through the patient experience. Order and manage all of your specialty labwork from a single portal.

This session is sponsored by Rupa Health.

Recorded Activity

Kate Brigham

Restorative Yoga for Stress

Take a break from the afternoon’s educational sessions with a restorative yoga practice that will leave you feeling refreshed and balanced in body, mind, and spirit. 

Recorded Session

Tereza Hubkova, MD, ABIM, ABIHM

Herbs and Nutraceuticals for Stress, Mood, and Sleep

Stress related disorders, insomnia, and mood disorders such as depression and anxiety are among the most common health issues affecting over 40 percent of the population in the United States. They present a significant global disease burden as well, and their incidence is rising, including in adolescents and children.