How Functional Medicine Fills The Gaps Left By Conventional Care

As an internist with a background in physics, I was taught to think in systems—to seek root causes, avoid assumptions, and apply data with precision. Early in my career, I practiced medicine exactly as I had been trained: Identify the diagnosis, follow the algorithm, apply evidence-based treatment. And in many cases, that worked. But increasingly, […]

Exploring Ketamine Infusion Therapy: A Modern Approach to Mental Health

In recent years, Ketamine Infusion Therapy has emerged as a revolutionary treatment in the field of mental health and chronic pain management. Originally known for its use as an anesthetic, ketamine has shown promising results in treating conditions that are often resistant to traditional therapies. This blog post aims to demystify Ketamine Infusion Therapy, exploring […]

Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S)

Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S) is a condition that affects athletes and is characterized by a combination of physical and psychological symptoms caused by a reduction in energy available for essential biological processes. The condition results from an imbalance between energy intake and expenditure, leading to chronic low energy availability. This can occur from […]

Levels of Care in Eating Disorder Treatment

Once you, your loved one or your client has been diagnosed with an eating disorder things can get overwhelming quickly. Contributing to this overwhelm is ensuring you are getting the “right care” and doing everything you can to ensure a safe and swift recovery. Unfortunately, for many, the recovery trajectory may have significant ups and […]