Your patients are asking for more.
They want to understand why they are struggling. And as a clinician, you may be looking for ways to expand what you can offer them—while creating new possibilities for your own practice and career.
Join James Greenblatt, MD, for a monthly open conversation designed specifically for clinicians interested in nutritional, metabolic, and functional psychiatry.
Explore What’s Possible
Whether you are just beginning to explore these approaches or are ready for more advanced training, this conversation is an opportunity to learn directly from Dr. Greenblatt and consider what your next step could look like.
You’ll also have the opportunity to learn about the different ways to train with Psychiatry Redefined—from focused courses and clinical intensives trainings, to the comprehensive Psychiatry Redefined Fellowship—and determine which path best fits your goals.
Questions We'll Cover
- How can I begin incorporating nutritional, metabolic, and functional approaches into my current practice?
- Where do I start with patients who aren’t getting better with conventional treatment alone?
- Do I need to change my entire practice model—or can I integrate these approaches gradually?
- What training do I need to feel confident using these approaches?
- Can this expertise create new opportunities for my career and practice?
- What is the difference between taking individual courses or Intensives and completing the Psychiatry Redefined Fellowship?
Your Practice. Your Patients. Your Next Step.
Expanding your clinical knowledge can change more than how you treat patients. It can help you develop greater confidence with complex cases, differentiate your practice, expand your professional opportunities, and build a career that feels more aligned with the reason you entered mental healthcare in the first place.