Dr. Cornish is an integrative functional physician working at the Amen Clinics. She was introduced to chronic Lyme disease when working with a patient who was not cured by a short course of antibiotics. The patient, a landscaper who presented with a bullseye rash followed by ongoing Lyme symptoms, had been labeled as a “drug…
In this podcast, we find out how meditation can help people throughout their health challenges and beyond.
In this episode, Annie Hopper explains limbic system impairment and shows us that the limbic system can be retrained, moving us into a state of rest and repair.
The Educator’s Resource is free to download on the Looking at Lyme website, and is full of activities and projects to help kids learn about ticks, and how to prevent and recognize Lyme disease.
CanLyme is pleased to announce education grants for Canadian healthcare practitioners who want to deepen their understanding of tick-borne illnesses by attending the 23rd Annual ILADS Scientific Conference in Orlando, Florida from September 22-25th.
Dr. Porter is a researcher, educator, author and creator of technologies that use light, sound and other strategies to improve brain function and performance. He has written several books including Awaken the Genius: Mind Technology for the 21st Century.
Our fourth season of the Looking at Lyme podcast is on its way! We’re gearing up to start exploring some new avenues and opportunities for learning and healing. When it comes to healing, science is showing us that our minds and bodies operate as one system and need to be studied and treated that way….
Although every illness comes with its own challenges, and every person’s experience of illness is as unique as their fingerprint, certain illnesses come with the added burdens of uncertainty and believability.
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…
Treating complex infections such as Lyme disease involves so much more than simply eradicating microbes. Those who treat chronic Lyme disease have long recognized the importance of understanding the bigger picture which includes the immune response, associated infections, neurobiological manifestations, psychosocial impacts and the effect of stress on a patient’s immune response. Leading the way …
Although some astrocytes are helping to keep our brains safe and healthy, another subset of astrocytes act in ways that are considered pathogenic – leading to neuroinflammation.
Sarah explores the latest advances in Lyme disease treatment with Dr. Kim Lewis, a researcher, author, University Distinguished Professor and director of Antimicrobial Discovery Center at Northeastern University in Boston.
Dr. Baranchuk’s approach is “learning in action” where a curious approach, along with information from patients, colleagues, research and self-directed learning can guide physicians in their practice.
Victoria Sanderson and her colleagues are looking at better ways of detecting Lyme bacteria, otherwise known as Borrelia burgdorferi.
Sarah speaks with Maddie Gravelle about her research into the consequences of illness uncertainty for Lyme disease patients.
Funding grants for healthcare practitioners are available now!
