Discover how Functional Psychiatry is changing mental healthcare—and learn how clinicians are building more rewarding practices while helping patients achieve better outcomes.
Most clinicians didn’t enter healthcare to spend their careers adjusting medications and managing symptoms. Yet that has become the reality for many providers today.
Patients are more complex than ever. Rates of anxiety, depression, ADHD, autism, bipolar disorder, and treatment-resistant mental conditions continue to climb. Medication options continue to expand, yet many clinicians find themselves cycling through one prescription after another—often without understanding why a patient isn’t improving.
The problem isn’t a lack of effort. It’s that most providers were never trained to investigate the biological factors driving mental illness.
Instead of asking, “Which medication should I try next?” Functional Psychiatry asks, “Why is this patient experiencing these symptoms in the first place?”
Could nutritional deficiencies, inflammation, hormones, genetics, gut health, environmental toxins, thyroid dysfunction, mitochondrial function, or other underlying biological imbalances be contributing to what appears to be a psychiatric illness?
In this live conversation, James Greenblatt, MD—psychiatrist, educator, and pioneer in Functional Psychiatry—will introduce the principles behind this rapidly growing field and explain why more clinicians are incorporating personalized, root-cause medicine into their practices. You’ll also learn about the Psychiatry Redefined Fellowship, a year-long training designed to help clinicians confidently integrate Functional, Nutritional, and Metabolic Psychiatry into everyday patient care.
You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of:
