School closures, masking, and fear left scars. Here's how to rebuild resilience. In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. Elizabeth Mumper joins us to unpack what COVID taught us about children’s health—what worked, what harmed, and how to do better next time. She connects school closures, masking, and fear with developmental and mental health fallout, then ties the virus to neuroinflammation, viral reactivation, mitochondrial dysfunction, and practical ways families can restore resilience.
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Did the lockdowns do more damage to our kids than the virus? In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. Elizabeth Mumper reveals how fear-driven lockdowns and masking policies may have harmed kids more than helped, disrupting emotional growth, learning, and safety nets. She contrasts this with other countries’ child-centered models and exposes how misclassified hospital data exaggerated children’s risk, fueling unnecessary fear.
Dr. Mumper then connects the dots between the virus and PANS/PANDAS, exploring how spike proteins, viral reactivation, and mitochondrial stress can ignite brain inflammation and mood shifts. From the gut-brain connection to the power of vitamins, oxygen, and parental intuition, she lays out a hopeful roadmap: support the mitochondria, question the narrative, and trust your instincts to protect your child’s future.
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Dr. Elizabeth Mumper is the President and CEO of The Rimland Center, where she mentors clinicians dedicated to helping children with neurodevelopmental challenges. She leads two pediatric practices—Advocates for Children, a general pediatrics practice, and Advocates for Families, which focuses on children with autism and related disorders.
A magna cum laude graduate of Bridgewater College, Dr. Mumper earned her medical degree from the Medical College of Virginia and completed her pediatric residency at the University of Massachusetts and the University of Virginia, where she later served as Chief Resident. Her decades-long career includes roles as Director of Pediatric Education for the Lynchburg Family Practice Residency Program, clinical faculty at UVA, and Medical Director of the Autism Research Institute. She currently teaches for MAPS (Medical Academy for Pediatric Special Needs) and Intersect for Kids and serves on the Medical Advisory Board for TACA (Talk About Curing Autism).
Widely recognized for her contributions to pediatric medicine, she has received numerous awards, including Miracle Maker of Central Virginia, Woman of the Year in Health and Sciences, and multiple Inspiring Change Awards from the MINDD Foundation. A respected author and international lecturer, she continues to advance functional and integrative approaches to pediatric care, inspiring clinicians and families across the globe.
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Elizabeth Mumper, MD, IFMCP, FMAPS
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Before you treat, see the brain. This is why it matters. In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. Eboni Cornish explains how brain scans can help us see and calm the brain inflammation that's messing with mood, sleep, and thinking. She details common root causes (vector-borne infections, mold/biotoxins, strep), the often-missed basics, and practical limbic system retraining tools that make treatment tolerable.
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This scan shows what lab tests often miss—and what to do next. In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. Eboni Cornish joins us to explain how brain scans can reveal inflammation and guide the next steps, from addressing hidden infections and toxins to designing the right therapies. She also describes her two-week intensive program that helps families reset with daily support and clear direction.
She highlights common but overlooked issues—hormones, thyroid, sleep apnea, and gut health—that can stall recovery. She shows how calming an overwhelmed nervous system with limbic retraining makes treatments safer and more effective. Most importantly, she reminds families that there’s hope and real answers beyond standard testing.
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Dr. Eboni Cornish is an integrative and functional medicine physician known for helping patients of all ages uncover and heal the root causes of complex chronic illness. She specializes in autoimmune disease, tick-borne disease, environmental toxicity, gut and neurological imbalances, and uses an evidence-based, whole-body approach to restore health.
At Amen Clinics, Dr. Cornish co-developed the Neuroinflammatory Intensive Program, a two-week immersive reset that combines advanced brain imaging, targeted therapies, and close medical support to help patients with persistent neurological and inflammatory conditions.
Dr. Cornish earned both her undergraduate and medical degrees from Brown University and completed her family medicine residency at Georgetown University. A Howard Hughes Medical Fellow, she conducted research at the NIH with Dr. Francis Collins and now serves as Treasurer of the International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society and is a Fellow of the Institute of Functional Medicine. Recognized as Northern Virginia’s Top Doctor, she’s widely respected for her patient-centered care and dedication to educating clinicians in functional and integrative medicine.
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Supporting the nervous system beats punishing behavior. Here’s how. In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Eileen Devine explains Brain First Parenting: a shift from behavior control to supporting a child’s brain and nervous system with empathy, accommodations, and co-regulation. She shows why parent healing and regulation are essential, why traditional behavior plans often fail kids with neuroimmune/neurobehavioral differences, and how families can build resilience day by day.
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It’s not bad behavior—it’s missing brain skills. In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Eileen Devine joins us to explain how what looks like refusal or defiance in kids is often a brain skills gap or a stressed nervous system. Traditional charts, punishments, and rewards usually fail these kids—and exhaust parents.
Instead, she shows how to match expectations to your child’s real abilities, build in supports where skills lag, and use your own calm presence to help them regulate. She also talks about handling unpredictable ‘on/off’ days, the hidden trauma parents carry, and how to stop spiraling about the future. Tune in now to hear practical ways to work with schools, know when an environment isn’t safe, and add small daily habits that build endurance and hope over time.
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Eileen Devine is a parent coach, licensed clinical social worker, and mother to a teenager with neurobehavioral differences. After discovering the neurobehavioral model nearly a decade ago, she transformed her approach to parenting—and now helps other families do the same. She specializes in supporting parents of children with challenging behavioral symptoms, teaching a brain-first approach that builds connection, reduces overwhelm, and restores hope at home.
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When sudden mood swings or rage don’t respond to treatment, infections may be the culprit. In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. Rosalie Greenberg, a child and adolescent psychiatrist, explains how hidden infections can inflame the brain and trigger psychiatric symptoms. She shares real stories, warning signs to watch for, and a practical three-step approach: treat the infection, calm the immune system, and ease symptoms so kids can get their childhood back.
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When parents say something’s wrong, they’re usually right. In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. Rosalie Greenberg shares how many kids once labeled with psychiatric disorders—like bipolar or even schizophrenia—were actually battling hidden infections. She describes dramatic turnarounds, like a teen misdiagnosed with schizophrenia who improved once treated for Bartonella.
Dr. Greenberg explains why some medications (like antidepressants) can backfire in vulnerable kids, and how to use them more safely by starting very low, increasing slowly, and always watching for family history of bipolar disorder. She also notes how ‘psychiatric herx’ reactions during treatment sometimes ease with simple anti-inflammatories. Her bottom line is simple but powerful: be a detective, listen to parents, and never ignore sudden changes in a child’s behavior.
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Dr. Rosalie Greenberg is a board-certified adult, child, and adolescent psychiatrist recognized for her expertise in complex childhood psychiatric disorders and pediatric psychopharmacology. She earned her MD from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, where she also completed her residency and fellowship, later serving as chief resident and a longtime faculty member.
With over four decades of experience, she has authored books, research articles, and produced educational media addressing topics from adolescent suicide and pediatric bipolar disorder to the psychiatric impact of infections. Practicing in New Jersey, she was among the first to highlight the connection between tick-borne illnesses and psychiatric symptoms in children, often in cases where no tick bite was known. Today, her private practice in Summit, New Jersey, focuses on the psychiatric manifestations of infectious and immune-related diseases in youth, while she continues to lecture nationally and internationally on children’s mental health.
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Fake food, real damage—here’s how to protect your child’s gut and immune system. In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. Michelle Perro joins us to share how ‘fake food’ and environmental toxins are disrupting our kids’ guts and immunity. We also explore practical steps you can start today—from choosing organic staples and cooking at home, to using bone broth, testing key minerals, gardening with kids, and even pushing for healthier school lunches.
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In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. Michelle Perro shares her journey from pediatric emergency medicine to integrative pediatrics after witnessing how homeopathy transformed her own son’s health. She connects the rise of ‘fake food’ with today’s explosion of autoimmunity and neurobehavioral challenges in children. At the heart of her message is the gut microbiome: when chemicals like glyphosate disrupt gut microbes, kids become more vulnerable to inflammation that impacts mood, sleep, learning, and immunity.
Our conversation also turns practical, offering families clear, doable steps. Dr. Perro explains why going organic—especially with dairy, meat, and berries—makes a difference, and how cooking at home, packing lunches, and testing for zinc and magnesium levels can reveal and correct hidden deficiencies. She highlights simple solutions like bone broth, home or community gardening, breastfeeding, and vagal therapies, while also encouraging parents to push for healthier school meals. She ends with hope: even small changes, done consistently, can rebuild resilience and shift a child’s long-term health.
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Dr. Michelle Perro is a pediatrician with over four decades of experience spanning emergency and integrative medicine. She has focused her career on the impact of genetically modified organisms, pesticides, and environmental toxicants on children’s health. She is the co-author of What’s Making Our Children Sick? and serves as executive director of GMO Science, a nonprofit dedicated to evidence-based education on food and health. She also sits on the Scientific Advisory Board for Biocidin Botanicals. A sought-after speaker on regenerative food, soil, and environmental justice, she continues to champion children’s health worldwide.
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Michelle Perro, MD, DHom
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These moms turned heartbreak into hope—and created a movement that’s changing lives. In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Jennifer Vitelli and Cathy Witkos join us to share how the Look. Foundation is tackling PANS/PANDAS through the three pillars of support, education, and awareness. From over $400,000 in healing grants to nationwide school outreach, we outline practical ways families can find help, community, and hope.
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In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, we sit down with the co-founders of the Look. Foundation, Jennifer Vitelli and Cathy Witkos to trace their journeys from isolated parents to movement-builders. They outline their foundation’s three pillars—support, education, and awareness—and share what that looks like on the ground: over $400,000 in healing grants, regular group calls that connect families across the country, and practical resources that shorten the learning curve and end isolation.
We also address common misconceptions and emphasize early detection: when kids experience abrupt behavioral changes, families and clinicians should look for medical triggers and document symptoms, while partnering with schools to connect the dots. The conversation highlights bold awareness campaigns and a long-term strategy to make access equitable, expand grants, and build a national infrastructure so no child with PANS/PANDAS is overlooked or left behind.
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Jennifer Vitelli serves as the executive director of the Look. Foundation, where she helps children and young adults affected by infection-triggered neuroinflammatory disorders like PANS/PANDAS. She has co-led and co-founded the Massachusetts Coalition for PANS/PANDAS Legislation, achieving key legislative wins. Jennifer was also a founding board member of the New England PANS/PANDAS Association.
Cathy Witkos is the president of the Look. Foundation and has been a leading advocate in the PANS/PANDAS community. She is a mother of three (one child healing from PANS/PANDAS) and has helped build support networks and awareness from the ground up. Cathy was a founding board member of the New England PANS/PANDAS Association and has spearheaded efforts in community education, school and nurse outreach, public awareness, and financial grant support for families facing this often misunderstood illness.
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Could something as simple as your child’s breathing be affecting their behavior? In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Drs. Lynda and Krystle Dean-Duru join us to explain how our breathing patterns shape sleep, immunity, and behavior in our children. We also delve into various aspects, such as birth factors, breastfeeding, nasal hygiene, and chewing, all aimed at reducing inflammation and promoting healing.
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In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, we explore the tight link between airway health, craniofacial development, and systemic inflammation in children. Drs. Lynda and Krystle Dean-Duru join us to trace patterns from birth to early feeding, showing how breastfeeding and chewing help the jaws widen, the palate lower, and the nose open for efficient nasal breathing. They emphasize that mouth breathing bypasses filtration and nitric oxide, strains the brain and body, and reinforces sympathetic overdrive that impairs sleep and healing.
They also outline a practical integrative toolkit that includes nasal hygiene to support lip seal as well as whole foods and posture for growth. Their message is hopeful: start as early as infancy when possible, but it’s never too late to improve airway, sleep, and overall health.
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Dr. Lynda Dean-Duru and Dr. Krystle Dean-Duru are a pioneering mother–daughter team transforming pediatric dentistry with an integrative, airway-centric approach. Together at Ashburn Children’s Dentistry, they combine laser-assisted therapies, myofunctional training, and growth-guidance appliances to optimize craniofacial development, sleep, and breathing from infancy through adolescence. Their shared mission is to empower families with early, preventative strategies that transform oral health, airway function, and overall health
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Lyme disease wears many disguises. In kids, it can look like anxiety, depression, and even tics, symptoms also common for PANS/PANDAS. In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. Jaquel Patterson joins us to unpack how infections, a leaky blood–brain barrier, hormones, sleep, and nutrients interact. She also unveils what lifestyle, botanicals, and targeted testing can do to support recovery.
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What if your child’s tics were rooted in an infection no one’s testing for? In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. Jaquel Patterson joins us to share her clinical journey from personal diagnosis to treating complex tick-borne illness. She explains how chronic inflammation weakens the blood–brain barrier, activates microglia, and disrupts brain regions to fuel anxiety, depression, cognitive symptoms, and tics in kids.
Dr. Patterson talks about botanicals with antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory actions, including stevia and cordyceps. She also discusses hormone considerations in adolescents and women, mold’s impact, and the need for individualized testing, realistic relapse planning, and steady advocacy toward full recovery. Watch the full episode to gain insights and discover practical strategies you can use today to protect brain health, calm inflammation, and support lasting recovery.
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Dr. Jaquel Patterson is a naturopathic physician and bestselling author with almost a decade of clinical expertise. She is the founder of Fairfield Family Health, where she specializes in tick-borne infections, autoimmune conditions, integrative psychiatry, autism spectrum disorder, allergies, and environmental medicine. Inspired by her mother’s struggle with lupus and her own journey overcoming tick-borne infections, she blends professional expertise with personal experience to provide compassionate, root-cause care. She is the author of Women and Lyme: An Integrative Guide to Better Health and a frequent speaker and trainer for healthcare providers worldwide. A past president of the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians and current treasurer of the American Academy of Environmental Medicine, her work has been featured in Forbes, USA Today, New York Magazine, CBS, NBC, and ABC.
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Could planning before pregnancy reduce your child’s risk of chronic illness? In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, functional medicine dietitian Vicki Kobliner joins us to talk about her Healthy Baby Roadmap program. Discover how preconception planning, critical nutrients like iodine and choline, and simple lifestyle steps can give your child the best start in life and help lower the risk of chronic illness.
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In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, we welcome functional medicine dietitian Vicki Kobliner to explore how parents can give their children the best start in life through her program, Healthy Baby Roadmap. Vicki explains why preconception planning is critical, emphasizing the importance of nutrients like iodine, choline, and methyl folate, along with safe fish consumption and reducing environmental toxins. She also shares practical steps for gut health, lifestyle support, and navigating pregnancy tests and birth planning with confidence. This empowering conversation offers hope to parents who want to reduce their child’s risk of chronic illness through informed, proactive choices.
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Vicki Kobliner is a registered dietitian and certified nutrition specialist with decades of experience in integrative and functional nutrition. She is the founder of Holcare Nutrition, where she specializes in supporting children and adults with complex chronic illnesses.
Vicki partners with families to create personalized nutrition and lifestyle plans that address root causes and promote lasting healing. She is a frequent lecturer, educator, and advocate, dedicated to helping patients optimize their health through the power of nutrition, functional testing, and integrative care.
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Bringing PANS/PANDAS into the spotlight: one mother’s mission for awareness and change. In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Gabriella True shares her journey as a mother of two children and her path to leading ASPIRE, a national nonprofit dedicated to PANS/PANDAS. She emphasizes the role of family and school support programs and the growing movement to bring these conditions into public consciousness.
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In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Gabriella True joins us to share her powerful story as both a mother navigating these conditions with her children and as the President of ASPIRE, a leading nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness and supporting families. She recounts her children’s struggles, the challenges of delayed diagnoses, and the breakthrough moments that shaped her advocacy journey. Gabriella emphasizes how ASPIRE has become a lifeline, offering webinars, support groups, and vital educational resources for families and schools.
The conversation highlights ASPIRE’s multifaceted approach, from empowering families with knowledge to training educators and advocating for policy change. Gabriella also addresses why PANS/PANDAS remains underrecognized, the role of stigma in delaying diagnoses, and the importance of creating community connections. Above all, she shares words of hope, encouraging families to find gratitude each day and reminding them that progress, though sometimes slow, is real and ongoing.
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Gabriella True is a dedicated advocate, educator, and community leader supporting families impacted by PANS/PANDAS. As a mother of children affected by these complex disorders, she turned her personal journey into a mission to raise awareness, expand resources, and empower caregivers worldwide.
She serves as the President of ASPIRE (Alliance to Solve PANS and Immune-Related Encephalopathies), where she leads initiatives to advance education, promote research, and connect families with vital support. Gabriella also collaborates with clinicians, researchers, and policymakers to ensure that patients and families receive the recognition, care, and compassion they deserve.
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What if healing a child starts with healing the parent, too? In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. Emily Gutierrez joins us to discuss how caregiver stress, genetics, and toxins intersect to shape a child’s healing journey. She reveals why supporting parents is as vital as treating the child and discusses integrative approaches—from nutrition to repurposed medications—that bring families hope and resilience.
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In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. Emily Gutierrez joins us to discuss the complexities of treating PANS/PANDAS. She explains how these immune-mediated conditions not only affect children but ripple across entire families, leaving parents with lasting trauma and stress. She emphasizes the importance of addressing caregiver stress, recognizing early signs, and understanding that parents’ emotional states can influence a child’s healing.
Dr. Gutierrez also explores the interplay of genetics, environmental toxins, and immune function, highlighting how genomic testing can provide clarity for treatment decisions. She discusses integrative strategies such as anti-inflammatory diets, repurposed medications, antiviral herbs, and collaborative care approaches tailored to each child’s unique needs. She encourages families to embrace their children’s innate resilience, manage stress with mindful practices, and view the healing journey as a path of growth for both parents and children.
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Dr. Emily Gutierrez is a recognized expert in pediatric functional medicine. She holds a Doctor of Nursing Practice from Johns Hopkins University and a Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Texas at Austin. Her extensive credentials include board certification in functional medicine through the Institute for Functional Medicine, clinical nutrition, and primary mental health care, and she is a Fellow of the Medical Academy of Pediatric Special Needs
Dr. Gutierrez is the founder of Neuronutrition Associates in Austin, Texas, one of the first pediatric-focused functional medicine clinics in the United States. She has treated children with complex neuroimmune conditions.
She is also the Chief Scientific Formulator for Neuro Nutrients, developing science-based nutrient products tailored to support mental health and neurological resilience, and serves as adjunct faculty at Johns Hopkins University, where she has lectured on integrative medicine for almost a decade.
Dr. Gutierrez has contributed the first chapter on functional and integrative medicine to a major pediatric primary care textbook and remains an active researcher, writer, and speaker dedicated to advancing root-cause approaches in pediatric neuropsychiatric care.
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When schools mislabel and systems misdiagnose, families are left to pick up the pieces. In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Sheilah Gauch shares her powerful personal and professional journey navigating PANS/PANDAS as a parent, clinical social worker, and school leader. She discusses the urgent need for integrative mental and medical approaches, systemic reform in education and diagnosis, and the overlooked trauma caregivers face.
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In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Sheilah Gauch joins us to share her journey as a mother of two children diagnosed with PANS/PANDAS and as the clinical director of Dearborn Academy. Sheilah recounts the early misdiagnoses, the heartbreak of watching her children spiral, and the breakthrough that came when someone mentioned PANS/PANDAS. After seeing dramatic improvements with medical treatment, she began questioning the lack of awareness and integration between mental health and immune-driven illness in educational and therapeutic environments.
Sheilah also dives into the neuroscience of anxiety, trauma, and caregiver stress, revealing how chronic caregiving trauma can distort decision-making and cause long-term harm if left unrecognized. She offers empowering insight into why mental health stigma persists, how professionals and families can improve differential diagnoses, and how therapeutic schools are pioneering trauma-informed, neuroscience-driven education. Her work in legislation and nonprofit advocacy is helping create systemic change, aiming to ensure no more families fall through the cracks.
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Sheilah Gauch is a licensed independent clinical social worker, educator, and the Principal and Clinical Director of Dearborn Academy, a therapeutic day school for students with complex social, emotional, and learning needs. As a mother of two children diagnosed with PANS/PANDAS, she transformed her journey into professional advocacy, pushing for systemic change in schools, mental health care, and state policy.
Sheilah co-founded the Massachusetts Coalition for PANS/PANDAS legislation, securing insurance coverage and establishing a permanent Department of Public Health Advisory Council. She also serves on the boards of the Alex Manfull Fund and the LOOK Foundation, working to expand research and caregiver support. Through her Psychology Today blog, The Whole Child, she bridges science, trauma-informed care, and lived experience to help families and professionals better understand immune-mediated psychiatric illness.
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The symptoms looked psychiatric. The cause was infectious. The consequences were irreversible. In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Nicole Bell shares her journey of losing her husband to a misdiagnosed tick-borne illness mistaken for early-onset Alzheimer’s. She reveals the systemic flaws in diagnostic testing, the overlooked connection between infections and psychiatric symptoms, and how she’s now leading efforts to revolutionize tick-borne disease detection.
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In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Nicole Bell recounts the heartbreaking story of her husband’s decline from undiagnosed tick-borne infections that presented as psychiatric symptoms and were misdiagnosed as early-onset Alzheimer’s. Despite seeking answers through mainstream and integrative medicine, repeated false negatives and incomplete diagnostic tools left her without a clear path—until she uncovered the real root: chronic infections like Lyme, Bartonella, and Babesia. Nicole reflects on how this experience revealed systemic flaws in medicine, where symptom management too often replaces root-cause discovery, and how she turned her grief into advocacy by joining Galaxy Diagnostics.
Nicole explains how they are now developing direct detection tools that go beyond traditional antibody tests—which often fail due to immune suppression. She breaks down how technologies like digital polymerase chain reaction and urine antigen testing are helping uncover stealth pathogens earlier and more accurately. We also discuss the emotional toll on caregivers, the power of community, and the importance of journaling and organizing information when navigating medical chaos. Nicole’s message is clear: demand better, trust your instincts, and never stop searching for the truth when it comes to complex, chronic illness.
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Nicole Bell is an author, engineer, and CEO of Galaxy Diagnostics, a laboratory advancing diagnostic tools for tick-borne illnesses. After losing her husband to a tragic misdiagnosis, she turned her personal loss into purpose. Through her memoir What Lurks in the Woods, she brings awareness to the devastating consequences of undiagnosed infections, and as a leader in biotech, she’s pioneering innovative direct detection methods to uncover the root causes of chronic illness.
With degrees from MIT and Duke, she combines her background in engineering and biomedical innovation with her mission to revolutionize the standard of care in tick-borne disease. She is a passionate advocate for better diagnostics, systemic change in healthcare, and the power of caregivers to demand answers and drive solutions.
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Hidden infections, sudden behavior changes—here’s what parents need to know now. In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. Denis Bouboulis joins us to uncover how infections like Lyme and strep can trigger autoimmune encephalitis and PANS/PANDAS in children. He explains the stepwise approach to diagnosing hidden infections, rebalancing the immune system, and why intravenous immunoglobulin must be used wisely for true healing.
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In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. Denis Bouboulis joins us to share his decades of expertise treating children with autoimmune encephalitis and PANS/PANDAS. Dr. Bliss explains how seemingly unrelated infections can derail a child’s immune system, triggering a cascade of neuropsychiatric symptoms that are often overlooked by conventional medicine.
He breaks down the power and limitations of treatments like intravenous immunoglobulin, stressing the importance of addressing underlying infections first, rebalancing the immune system, and monitoring each step. Dr. Bliss also reveals how environmental factors, including family carriers, pets, and allergies, can cause flares. His holistic, methodical approach offers real hope for families desperate to help their kids heal without skipping steps that could make things worse down the line.
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Dr. Denis Bouboulis is a board-certified immunologist and allergist with over a decade of experience diagnosing and treating complex conditions like autoimmune encephalitis, tick-borne infections, PANS, and PANDAS. An early pioneer in the field, he has helped countless children and families uncover the hidden infections and immune dysfunctions that conventional medicine often misdiagnoses or overlooks.
As founder and director of the Advanced Allergy Immunology and Asthma Center and Superior Associates Infusion Center, Dr. Bouboulis specializes in neuroimmunology and immune modulation therapies, including intravenous immunoglobulin. Known for his detective-level medical approach and compassionate care, he’s committed to educating families and clinicians on the crucial steps needed to help kids heal, while raising awareness about this often misunderstood autoimmune disease.
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Lyme disease—could it be the missing link in your child’s mystery illness? In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. Myriah Hinchey unpacks the misunderstood world of vector-borne diseases like Lyme and their connection to PANS/PANDAS. She shares her framework for restoring the immune system and using botanicals to help families heal.
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In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. Myriah Hinchey joins us to shed light on the hidden links between vector-borne diseases like Lyme and their role in triggering complex conditions like PANS and PANDAS. She breaks down Borrelia, Babesia, and Bartonella, explaining hallmark symptoms parents should watch for and why so many children with immune dysfunction struggle to tolerate typical treatments.
Dr. Hinchey also shares her framework for healing: from balancing the immune system and rebuilding the gut, to breaking down biofilms and blasting the bugs. With a strong focus on herbs, botanicals, and restoring the body’s innate resilience, she makes this complex journey feel doable. Her wisdom, humor, and step-by-step strategies offer families real hope for long-term recovery.
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Dr. Myriah Hinchey is a board-certified naturopathic physician with extensive experience treating complex, chronic infections such as Lyme disease and PANS/PANDAS. A passionate root-cause detective, she has dedicated her career to helping children and families unravel the layers of immune dysfunction that traditional medicine often overlooks.
Dr. Hinchey co-founded LymeCore Botanicals, a trusted herbal and botanical company providing clean, potent formulas for practitioners and patients worldwide. She is also the creator of Lyme Bites, an educational platform and annual conference for clinicians seeking to deepen their knowledge of vector-borne illness and integrative treatment. Known for her innovative framework and her empowering, hopeful approach, she is committed to restoring immune function with a balance of science, nature, and practical wisdom.
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What happens when conventional treatments fall short? In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Peggy Chapman, a seasoned psychiatric nurse practitioner, dives deep into the complexities of treating children with PANS and PANDAS. She shares clinical insights on psychiatric medications, supplement interactions, diagnostic challenges, and how to compassionately navigate the chaos of neuroinflammation with both families and practitioners.
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In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Peggy Chapman, a psychiatric nurse specialist, joins us to share her decades-long expertise treating children and young adults with complex neuropsychiatric symptoms. We explore the inflammatory roots of PANS/PANDAS and how cytokines disrupt dopamine and serotonin pathways, resulting in tics, rage, depression, and even memory loss. Peggy also breaks down the neurobiological impact of inflammation on the basal ganglia and why this changes everything about how psychiatric medications work—or don’t—in these patients.
Our conversation also explores the pitfalls of supplement fatigue, the dangers of polypharmacy without guidance, and the emotional toll this condition takes on caregivers. Peggy emphasizes the need for individualized care, clinical curiosity, and community support. Through stories, humor, and clinical pearls, she paints a hopeful yet grounded path forward for families—and shares how she’s built her new PAN Center to train the next generation of informed practitioners.
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Peggy Chapman is a board-certified clinical nurse specialist in child and adolescent psychiatric nursing with over four decades of experience in mental health care. She has worked across inpatient and outpatient psychiatry, psychopharmacology, and therapy for children, teens, and adults, building a reputation as a pioneering voice in treating PANS and PANDAS.
Since treating her first PANDAS patient in 1999, she has become a passionate advocate, educator, and clinician in this emerging field. She co-led the Asperger's Association of New England parent support group for over a decade and currently serves as medical advisor for the New England PANS/PANDAS Association. In 2024, she founded the PAN Center in Massachusetts, a groundbreaking clinic dedicated to comprehensive care, professional training, and research support for PANS/PANDAS.
Known for her blend of scientific rigor and deep compassion, Peggy is on a mission to mentor the next generation of practitioners while helping families navigate the maze of psychiatric medications, immune challenges, and complex neuroinflammation with clarity and confidence.
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In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. James Greenblatt unpacks the critical role of functional psychiatry in treating complex neuropsychiatric disorders like anorexia, mood dysregulation, OCD, and ADHD. From addressing low cholesterol and vitamin deficiencies to using nutritional lithium, he shares practical and hopeful interventions for healing children by addressing root causes.
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In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. James Greenblatt joins us to explore functional psychiatry and its application in children with complex neuropsychiatric challenges. He explains how disorders like anorexia, OCD, and ADHD in the context of PANS/PANDAS are too often treated with medications alone. Instead, he champions a root-cause approach that includes careful nutritional assessments, family history, and metabolic factors. From incorporating cognitive behavioral therapy to evaluating vitamin and cholesterol levels, he emphasizes how addressing the whole child is key to dramatic improvements.
Our conversation also delves into the profound impact of micronutrients like lithium orotate and folinic acid, and why dismissing diet, infections, and functional lab testing is costing kids their mental health. Whether you’re a parent or a practitioner, this episode provides actionable insights and a renewed sense of hope that healing is not only possible—it’s happening.
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Dr. James Greenblatt is a board-certified child and adult psychiatrist and a pioneer in functional and integrative psychiatry. With over three decades of clinical experience, he has transformed the way practitioners and families understand and treat complex mental health conditions, including anorexia, depression, ADHD, OCD, and PANS/PANDAS.
He is the founder of Psychiatry Redefined, a leading educational platform for clinicians seeking to learn functional psychiatry, and Mind Refined, a consumer-focused initiative offering courses and resources for families navigating psychiatric challenges. Dr. Greenblatt also serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Tufts and Dartmouth medical schools, and is the former Chief Medical Officer of Walden Behavioral Care, a national organization specializing in eating disorders.
A prolific author of eight books, including the bestselling Finally Focused, a natural treatment plan for ADHD, Dr. Greenblatt has educated thousands of professionals on how nutritional imbalances, immune dysfunction, and overlooked lab markers can drive psychiatric symptoms. His evidence-informed, deeply compassionate approach is reshaping the future of mental health care—one individualized patient plan at a time.
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Could gut health be the missing link in PANS and PANDAS? In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. Anju Usman-Singh joins us to dive into the critical role of gut health and biofilm-related infections in children with autism, ADHD, PANS, and PANDAS. She shares practical, science-based strategies for breaking down biofilms, improving motility, and supporting detox pathways to reduce neuroinflammation and behavioral symptoms.
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In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. Anju Usman-Singh joins us to unpack the often-overlooked but essential role of the gut in neuroimmune disorders. She explains how biofilms—sticky, protective layers harboring infections—can block the immune system from recognizing pathogens, distort lab results, and trap vital minerals like iron and calcium. Dr. Anju shares how breaking down these biofilms with gentle acids, enzymes, and targeted botanicals can dramatically improve symptoms, from recurring infections to behavioral outbursts.
She also emphasizes that healing is a marathon, not a sprint. Addressing chronic infections, SIBO/SIFO, and detoxification must be approached with patience and personalization. Our conversation explores the gut-brain-immune triangle in children with PANS, PANDAS, autism, and more, highlighting the critical importance of diet, vagus nerve support, motility, and stress management. Whether you’re a parent or practitioner, these insights are both scientifically grounded and deeply empathetic.
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Dr. Anju Usman-Singh is a board-certified family physician and internationally respected leader in integrative and biomedical approaches for children with PANS, PANDAS, ADHD, Down syndrome, autism, and related neuroimmune conditions. She is the founder and medical director of True Health Medical Center and Pure Compounding Pharmacy in Naperville, Illinois, and serves as the Chief Science Officer for Tru Healing Naturals, a family-owned nutraceutical company.
With decades of clinical experience and research spanning zinc and metallothionein imbalances, biofilm-related infections, and hyperbaric oxygen therapy, Dr. Anju brings both cutting-edge science and deep compassion to her work. She serves on the executive board of the Medical Academy of Pediatric Special Needs and contributes her expertise to organizations like Documenting Hope and the Autism Hope Alliance.
Known for her innovative protocols that gently and effectively address chronic infections, detoxification, and gut-brain-immune imbalances, Dr. Anju is a trusted teacher, speaker, and clinician. Her personalized, whole-child approach helps families uncover the root causes of complex conditions—and chart a realistic, hopeful path toward healing.
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What if a personalized diet could unlock healing for your child? In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, nutrition expert Julie Matthews dives deep into the power of personalized diets for children with autism, ADHD, PANS, and PANDAS. Backed by research and years of clinical experience, she explains how targeted nutrition can address inflammation, picky eating, gut dysfunction, and behavioral symptoms—one child at a time.
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In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Julie Matthews joins me to share how two decades of working with children on the autism spectrum and those with conditions like PANS and PANDAS, led her to champion personalized nutrition as a foundational therapy. She discusses how therapeutic diets—like gluten-free, casein-free, paleo, and the Feingold diet—can be strategically matched to a child’s unique symptoms, from tics and OCD to anxiety and ADHD. Her recent study with over 800 families showed that dietary interventions often surpassed pharmaceuticals in effectiveness while carrying far fewer side effects.
Julie also shares simple, practical advice for parents navigating restrictive eating and sensory issues. She highlights how nutrient deficiencies (like zinc), food cravings, and even the texture of vegetables can all be clues to deeper biological imbalances. Throughout the episode, Julie emphasizes that nutrition is a journey—one best taken with curiosity, compassion, and a willingness to experiment. Her step-by-step plan for nourishing hope offers families a clear, empowering roadmap toward improved health and behavior.
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Julie Matthews is a certified nutrition consultant and globally respected authority on personalized nutrition for children with autism, ADHD, PANS, and PANDAS. With a master's degree in medical nutrition and over two decades of clinical experience, she has helped thousands of families understand the connection between food, gut health, and brain function.
Julie is the author of the groundbreaking books ‘Nourishing Hope for Autism’ and ‘The Personalized Autism Nutrition Plan.’ She is also the co-author of a recent research study evaluating the effectiveness of therapeutic diets in improving autism-related symptoms. Through her company, Nourishing Hope, she educates parents and practitioners around the world on how targeted dietary changes can reduce inflammation, support detoxification, and improve behavior, mood, and overall health.
Renowned for her compassionate, science-based approach, she makes complex nutritional concepts simple and actionable, empowering families to become ‘nutrition detectives’ and transform their child's life through food. Her work continues to lead the movement toward root-cause nutrition strategies that heal the body and support neurodevelopment from the inside out.
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Could this ancient spice be the holistic healing tool you've been searching for? In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. Shivani Gupta shares the science and ancient wisdom behind turmeric, revealing how this powerful root can fight inflammation, support the brain and gut, and become a holistic healing tool for the whole family. From improving joint pain and neuroinflammation to boosting metabolic health and stress resilience, turmeric’s multi-system benefits are nothing short of remarkable.
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In this episode of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS, Dr. Shivani Gupta joins me for a compelling exploration into the ancient healing power of turmeric. Dr. Gupta explains how this vibrant root operates on multiple levels—as an anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, immune modulator, and neuroprotectant. She dives into curcumin’s clinical applications for everything from joint pain and obesity to dementia and autoimmune conditions, emphasizing its profound relevance for families dealing with chronic illness, especially children with PANS and PANDAS.
Our conversation also highlights key lifestyle changes for reducing inflammation naturally, like switching to anti-inflammatory diets, choosing non-toxic household products, and practicing circadian living. Dr. Gupta shares practical strategies for incorporating turmeric into meals, combining it with black pepper or healthy fats for better absorption, and using Ayurvedic tools like adaptogenic teas and daily self-care rituals. Whether you're managing a health condition or simply want to age vibrantly, this episode is filled with grounded, inspiring wisdom to support whole-body healing from the inside out.
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Dr. Shivani Gupta is a leading voice in the integration of Ayurvedic medicine with modern health strategies, specializing in natural approaches to inflammation, immune support, and chronic illness. With a master’s degree in Ayurvedic Sciences and a doctorate focused specifically on turmeric and its active compound curcumin, she combines ancient wisdom with modern clinical research to empower families seeking holistic, root-cause solutions.
As the founder of Fusionary Formulas, she has developed potent, science-backed supplements and adaptogenic teas designed to support the body’s healing across systems—from gut health and brain function to joint pain and hormone balance.
Dr. Gupta is known for her ability to simplify complex health concepts and teach actionable steps grounded in the principles of Ayurveda, especially for parents navigating conditions like PANS, PANDAS, and autoimmune disorders. Through her clinical experience, product development, and public speaking, she continues to shift the conversation around inflammation and wellness, proving that true healing starts by honoring the body, nature, and centuries of time-tested medicine.
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