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Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome

Name: Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome
Start: 2023-10-02T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2023-11-12T23:59:59+00:00

October 2, 2023 - November 12, 2023

This is the first comprehensive course ever offered by two of the world’s experts on Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome. Drs. Heyman and Shoemaker have created an intensive, 6-week online educational experience designed for the health professional seeking proficiency and certification in treating biotoxin Illness, including comprehensive management of the CIRS patient.

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OCTOBER 2 – NOVEMBER 12

Up to 20% of the US population is vulnerable to biotoxin exposures, leading to chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, neuroinflammatory related disorders, cardiopulmonary problems, gastrointestinal dysfunction, and immune impairment. Every Anti-aging, Functional and Integrative practitioner must know how to treat this condition since it is so common and often underlies hormonal imbalances, ‘leaky gut,’ mood and memory problems, weight gain, and so many other complaints treated by our specialty.

Clinical reviews of complex cases, special populations, and the role of transcriptomics in guiding care will be synthesized over the final weeks to ensure competency with complex patients.

Students will have direct access to faculty during the course through weekly discussion boards, case analyses, literature reviews, and paper submissions. The online learning environment ensures active faculty interaction while delivering multi-modal content through video, academic articles, book chapters, and various assignments. This is the graduate-level program you have been waiting for to learn how to manage some of your most complex patients. Class size is limited to 40 participants to ensure personal attention by faculty for every student.

To review the epidemiology and case definition of CIRS
To perform a comprehensive evaluation of the CIRS patient
To understand ancillary testing and its contribution toward proper diagnosis
To synthesize and apply validated treatments for the CIRS patient, including those affected by Mold and Lyme disease
To use a Functional and Integrative medicine therapeutic approach to the CIRS patient.
To understand ancillary testing and its contribution toward proper diagnosis
To examine and apply appropriate CIRS treatment to special populations
To apply transcriptomic analysis to CIRS patients.
To manage CIRS cases, including plateaus and re-exposures.

Students will be evaluated based on class participation within the active discussion board, knowledge tests, and case analyses. Certification will be conferred with a passing grade. Graduates will be confirmed as Shoemaker-certified after successfully completing the course and passing the Proficiency Partner exam (separate fee).