For Integrative Practitioners
The Private Practitioner Briefing is 30 minutes. No slides. No pitch. Just a direct conversation about whether this fits your practice.
For Practitioners Who Know Something Is Missing
You have spent years building a practice around the belief that the body can heal. You refer patients, adjust protocols, and stay current on the science because you believe real healing happens between appointments, not just during them.
But there is one thing you have never been able to offer. A way to support your patients in the 29 days you do not see them. A clinical bridge that extends what you do in your treatment room into their daily life.
When that gap gets filled, everything improves. Your patients get better outcomes. They stay in care longer because they are actually progressing. They refer more people because they have a story worth telling. And you build a recurring income stream that grows alongside your practice without requiring a single additional appointment.
That is what the briefing is about.
What to Expect
This is not a sales call. It is a professional conversation between two people who take integrative care seriously. I will ask you about your practice, your patient population, and what you are trying to build. You will ask me whatever you need to ask.
At the end of 30 minutes, you will know whether this is a fit. If it is not, I will tell you. If it is, we will talk about next steps.
The Income Model
Month 1 to 2
3 to 5 enrolled patients
Learning the conversation
Month 3 to 4
8 to 12 enrolled patients
Conversations becoming natural
Month 5 to 6
$2,500 to $3,500/mo recurring
Compounding as patients renew
Month 12+
$5,000 to $8,000/mo recurring
With consistent practice
These are representative ranges based on practitioners I work with. Individual results vary based on practice size, patient population, and consistency of implementation.
Common Questions
"I don't sell things to my patients."
Neither do the practitioners I work with. What they do is extend their clinical care into the 29 days they do not see their patients. The conversation is not about a product. It is about a protocol. That distinction changes how the conversation feels for both you and your patient.
"I'm already busy. I don't have capacity for more."
This model does not require additional appointments, new systems, or extra hours. It is built entirely on clinical conversations you are already having with your chronic condition patients. The only thing that changes is what those conversations lead to.
"I'm not sure the science supports it."
That is exactly the right question to bring to the briefing. I use a three-tier evidence framework that separates what is clearly supported by peer-reviewed research, what is preliminary but promising, and what is mechanistically plausible but not yet fully established. I will not ask you to recommend anything you cannot defend professionally. Honesty about the evidence is the foundation of everything I do.
"My patients can't afford it."
Practitioners I work with are often surprised by this. Patients who are committed to their health outcomes, which describes most chronic condition patients, tend to prioritize this kind of support when it is presented as part of their care plan rather than an add-on. The framing matters more than the price point.
"What exactly am I recommending? I don't even know what this is."
That is a fair concern and the most important reason to have the briefing before making any decision. I will walk you through the specific protocol, the science behind it, and exactly what the patient conversation looks like. You will leave the call with a clear picture of what this is and whether it fits your practice.
"What if my licensing board or a patient asks me to justify this?"
This is the question most practitioners are thinking but do not say out loud. The three-tier evidence framework exists precisely for this reason. You will have a clear, documented rationale for every recommendation you make, grounded in peer-reviewed cellular biology. Practitioners who work with me do not recommend things they cannot defend. That is not negotiable.
Ready to Have the Conversation?
Book a Private Practitioner Briefing and find out whether this fits your practice, your patients, and your values.