The Missing Piece in PANS/PANDAS Care
If you’ve been trying everything—following protocols, going to appointments, keeping up with it all—and things still aren’t changing the way you hoped, you’re not the only one. A lot of parents end up in this same place.
In this webinar, we’ll look at PANS/PANDAS care from a different angle—one that helps make sense of why progress can stall even when you’re doing everything you’ve been told to do.
We’ll focus on how the nervous system plays a role in inflammation, immunity, and behavior, and what it actually means to support your child in a way that creates safety in their body.
Here's What We'll Cover:
Why things may not be improving the way you expected
How the nervous system plays into inflammation, immunity, and behavior
What it actually looks like to support nervous system safety day to day
Some simple ways to start helping your child’s system settle
What support can look like beyond anti-inflammatories and antimicrobials
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Join us for this live session and come away with a clearer understanding of what may be missing — and how to begin supporting your child in a different way.
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About Your Facilitators
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Silvia Hazel is an integrative and functional medicine nurse practitioner who works with both children and adults navigating complex, chronic conditions, including PANS/PANDAS. Her approach looks beyond symptoms to understand the full picture—bringing together physiology, nervous system work, and a deeper, whole-person perspective on healing. Â
She focuses on helping families feel more grounded and supported while addressing the root causes of what’s going on in the body.
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Krissi Boehmer is a licensed clinical professional counselor who works with children, teens, and families navigating anxiety, behavioral challenges, and conditions like PANS/PANDAS. Her approach blends traditional therapy with nervous system–informed and body-based work, helping families better understand what’s going on beneath the surface and how to support their child in a more grounded way.
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