This discussion builds on the concepts that were presented in Anxiety 1.0 and takes a deeper look at the strategies for recognizing and managing anxiety in the primary care setting.
This webinar will address and correct the prevalent myths about food allergies that contribute unnecessarily to anxiety, as well as discuss strategies for reasonable, safe, and sane risk assessment and practices of daily living with food allergies.
This program will address current topics in pediatrics along the spectrum from preventative care to acute illness.
This lecture will update providers with the most recent recommendations for diagnosis and management of pediatric headache, including behavioral and non-pharmaceutical therapies.
This lecture will discuss the difference between special education modifications and 504 accommodations and provide insight into how to engage in a collaborative relationship with schools to strengthen continuity of care for children.
Join us Sep 20, 2021 from 10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. for a virtual symposium where we will include presentations and discussions with subspecialist experts and world leaders in mitochondrial medicine.
This year’s conference will focus on research and clinical pearls related to autism spectrum disorders, but many resources shared will also be applicable to patients presenting with a variety of developmental or behavioral problems.
In our first lecture, Dr. Taylor will present evidence of how CAD/CAM modeling and planning is revolutionizing the practice of cranio-maxillo-facial surgery. Virtual surgical planning is changing both what we can offer patients as well as the level of accuracy with which we can carry out complex bony movements of the head and neck.
In this one-day virtual symposium, attendees will explore the foundations of Integrative Nutrition and apply integrative strategies to the treatment and management of some common conditions affecting nutritional status.
This talk will review management of thyroid cancer and how genetic data is being incorporated to stratify care.