What You Will Learn

• Use of biochemical and biomarker measures related to mental health
• Knowledge of key nutrients and imbalances associated with mental health symptoms
• Identifying symptom clusters associated with related biochemistry, and measuring the response to treatment
• Clinical evaluation, selection of testing and use of laboratory reports for effective, individualised and targeted treatment programs for patients.
• How to effectively implement the program within your practice at completion of the training.

Bio Balance Health is a CPD education provider. On completion, practitioners manually self-record their participation for self-learning Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points.

“The material I was taught by completing the BBH training was life changing. I would never have imagined that mental illness was related to biochemistry in that way. I am so pleased to be able to offer my patients something so valuable and to see positive outcomes.”

COURSE OVERVIEW

Module One – Overview
1.0 Overview: The New Diagnostic Paradigm
1.1 Bridging the Clinical Gap: Objective Frameworks in Mental Health
1.2 Beyond the DSM: A Biochemical Paradigm in Mental Health
1.3 Neurological Vulnerability: The Canary in the Metabolic Coal Mine
1.4 The Bow Tie Model: Understanding Cellular Dysfunction

Module Two – Biochemical Repair
2.0 Overview: Identifying the Causes of Cellular Dysfunction
2.1 Cognitive Processing & Identifying Causes
2.2 The Physics of Biochemical Change and Clinical Causes
2.3 Mapping the Patient Narrative: Aetiology and Clinical Timelines

Module Three – The ROS Sequence
3.0 Overview: ROS Generation, Quenching and Cellular Homeostasis
3.1 Metabolism is Life: The Vital Role of ROS Generation
3.2 The Mineral Tri-Alloy and the Cellular Quenching Sequence
3.3 The Main Event: Cellular Breakdown and Systemic Failure
3.4 ROS Sequence Diagramatic Overview

Module Four – Biochemistry of Disease
4.0 Overview: Linking Cellular Damage to Clinical Outcomes
4.1 The Tri-Alloy Mineral Mandate for Neurological Defense
4.2 Zinc: The Master Controller of Mental Health Biochemistry
4.3 The Sequential Balance of Minerals and Pro-Oxidant Risks
4.4 Trace Minerals and Cellular Defense Foundation
4.5 Glutathione Peroxidase: The Ultimate Accelerator of Cellular Defense

Module Five – The Objective Focus
5.0 Overview: Re-engineering S.O.A.P. and Introducing T.A.P.
5.1 The Objective Focus
5.2 Introducing T.A.P.

Module Six– Testing
6.0 Overview: Testing (The ‘T’ in T.A.P.)
6.1 The Targeted Panel
6.2 Cross-Correlation
6.3 BBH Historical and Other Testing

Module Seven – Assessment
7.0 Overview: Assessment (the ‘A’ in T.A.P.)
7.1 Synthesizing the Data
7.2 Identifying False Negatives

Module Eight – Patient Management Plan
8.0 Overview: Plan & Patient Management (The ‘P’ in T.A.P.)
8.1 Sequential Repair
8.2 Concurrent Management
8.3 The Interface with Psychotropic Drugs
8.4 Objective Monitoring

Module Nine – Medico Legal
9.1 BBH Introduction
9.2 Doctor, Health Practitioner, Public Responsibility
9.5 Interprofessional Communications and Relationships

Module Ten – Continuing Education
10.1 Further Education
10.2 Research

(Total 20 Hours)

Registration Fee:  $1,895 (inc GST)

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