A comprehensive consultation is designed for families seeking more than another isolated opinion. It includes a detailed review of your child’s history, thoughtful consideration of contributing factors, and individualized recommendations focused on practical next steps.
Every child is different. Depending on your child's history, symptoms, and goals, we may explore the following areas to better understand the factors that may be influencing their health and well-being.

We will discuss in detail your child’s past and current symptoms to better understand what has been happening, clarify important questions, and guide next steps

We will discuss your child's nutrition and eating patterns to identify potential nutritional gaps. Whenever possible, we'll focus on meeting those needs through whole foods, while recognizing that targeted supplements may sometimes be appropriate.

We will explore your child's sleep patterns and challenges and work together to identify practical strategies for more restorative sleep.

We will explore your child's physical activity and develop a realistic plan that encourages movement through activities they enjoy and that fit your family's lifestyle.

We will consider the important relationships in your child's life and how these relationships may support or influence their health and well-being.

We will work to understand your child's emotional experiences and identify ways to support confidence, coping skills, and overall well-being.

We will consider how your child's daily environment may be influencing their health and identify practical, evidence-informed opportunities to support their well-being.

We will consider factors that may affect gastrointestinal health and nutrient absorption, recognizing the important role the gut plays in immune function, metabolism, and communication between the digestive system and the brain.

We will carefully consider whether additional testing may provide meaningful information and identify the most appropriate options based on your child’s needs and your family’s goals.
Choosing the right care approach for your child is an important decision. Before submitting the interest form, please review the Frequently Asked Questions to learn more about the consultation process, who may benefit, and what to expect.
If you feel a consultation may be a good fit, you are welcome to complete the form below. Your responses will help me better understand your concerns and determine whether my consultation model is appropriate for your child's needs and your family's goals.
If your inquiry appears to be a potential fit, the next step is a pre-consultation where we can discuss your concerns, your goals, and whether working together is appropriate.
This 30-minute informational virtual visit with caregivers only is designed to discuss your general concerns, answer questions about my practice and consultation model, and help determine whether a comprehensive consultation may be a good fit. No medical advice, diagnostic opinions, or treatment recommendations are provided, and no physician-patient relationship is established during the pre-consultation.
A comprehensive evaluation that may include:
Limited follow-up may be included as needed to complete the consultation, review relevant information, or discuss recommendations. Ongoing management, when appropriate, is arranged separately.
Payment may be divided into two monthly installments of $1,000.
Some children may benefit from continued physician involvement after the comprehensive consultation, particularly when ongoing assessment or management is clinically appropriate. When available and appropriate, additional care can be arranged separately to review progress, evaluate new information, and adjust recommendations as needed.
Ongoing care is not automatically included in the initial consultation fee.