That’s a wrap for season three

Happy holidays from our team to yours.

ByLEAP team
A family plays in the snow together outside in the bright light.

That’s a wrap for season three of our podcast!

As we prepare for some time off from production, we’ve started accepting applications for our education funding. 

If you’re a healthcare practitioner that is looking to advance your education and have a better understanding of Lyme disease diagnosis and treatment, please take a look at our education granting process.

If you know a healthcare practitioner that might benefit from an upgrade, please share our education funding opportunities with them. 

Thank you, and thank you so much for listening!

Get a tick removal kit

CanLyme’s Tick Removal Kit has everything you need to properly remove and store a tick for further identification and testing, and is easy to pack and find in your backpack, purse, glove box, first aid kit and in your home.

Tick removal kit
CanLyme Tick Removal Kits, stacked into a box.

Tick removal kit

The most complete tick removal kit on the market.

Learn More

Similar Posts

Episode 36 cover image: a person ties their running shoes on a trail, headshots of Sarah Cormode and Gina Valles

36. Turning pain into strength with Lyme warrior Gina Valles

ByLEAP team

This week Sarah is joined by Gina Valles, a fitness coach with a degree in exercise science who founded Gina’s Total Fitness in Connecticut. In 2018, Gina was diagnosed with Lyme disease, which changed her life and outlook on fitness. Through her Instagram account, which has almost 180,000 followers, Gina shares her journey, workouts, and…

Episode 25 with optometrist Dr. Cameron McCrodan.

25. Optometry, eye-brain connections and Lyme disease

ByLEAP team

In the words of Optometrist Dr. Cameron McCrodan, “you don’t see with your eyes, you see with your brain.” What is the relationship between the eyes, the brain and some symptoms of Lyme disease? Dr. McCrodan explains that our brains are not only tasked with receiving visual stimuli, they also influence how the information is interpreted and how our eyes function.