The Missing Piece in PANS/PANDAS Care Webinar
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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 live session, we’ll walk through a different lens on PANS/PANDAS care — one that helps explain why progress can stall even when you’re doing “all the right things.”
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.
In this webinar, we’ll walk through:
• 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
 Reserve your spot
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.
Register for $10Â
About Your Speakers
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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.
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.
