For Healthcare Providers & Specialists

Your complex patients deserve
what happens between appointments.

I work alongside your medical team — preparing patients, implementing your protocols, and handling the complexity that shouldn't have to land in your portal at 10pm.

Why This Matters

hEDS, MCAS, and POTS patients are some of the most complex — and most underserved — in any practice.

They arrive for appointments having lost the thread of what's changed, what they've tried, and what they actually need to say. They send portal messages after hours because they're scared, overwhelmed, and have no one else to call. They get referred to PT, cardiology, immunology, gastroenterology — and then fall through the cracks between all of them.

It's not their fault. These conditions are genuinely complex. The problem is there's no infrastructure for managing them between visits — until now.

What I Do

Complex Care Consulting — What This Looks Like in Practice

I work as a clinically-literate partner between your appointments. I don't diagnose, prescribe, or override your recommendations. I make sure your patients actually understand, implement, and follow through with the plan you've already built for them.

01

Appointment Prep

Patients arrive knowing exactly what to report, how to describe symptoms by body system, and what their top three priorities are. No more losing the first ten minutes to catch-up.

02

Portal Message Triage

Voxer office hours catch the 10pm panic before it floods your inbox. I de-escalate what I can, and escalate clinical concerns to you immediately with full context.

03

Protocol Compliance

Salt loading, hydration, antihistamines, compression, pacing, medication timing — I coach patients through the day-to-day implementation of what you've prescribed.

04

Nervous System Regulation

Reducing baseline systemic activation between visits. Patients with lower allostatic load present more clearly, tolerate procedures better, and have fewer crisis-level flares.

05

Executive Function Support

Brain fog, ADHD, and cognitive fatigue make "just follow the protocol" sound laughable to these patients. I build around those limitations instead of ignoring them.

06

Monthly Chart Notes

Behavioral implementation summaries available for patient charts each month — what we worked on, what's improved, what remains. In a format that fits your workflow.

Clear escalation protocol: Clinical concerns come to you. Behavioral, emotional, and day-to-day management questions come to me. Patients know the difference. If I'm ever uncertain whether something is in my lane, I escalate first and ask questions later.

How We Work Together

Integration Models — Pick What Fits Your Practice

Every practice is different. These are the ways Connective Resilience fits in without adding burden to your staff or disrupting your workflow.

① Referral-Based Collaboration

You refer patients when you see the need. I conduct an intake, confirm scope alignment, and send monthly behavioral summaries back to your chart. No overhead on your end, no scheduling burden on your staff.

Best for: Patients stable medically but struggling with daily management, pacing, or follow-through on your protocols.

② Hybrid Model

In-person evaluations or appointments with your team, with virtual consulting support between visits. Patients get continuity of support without filling your schedule with between-appointment check-ins.

③ Telehealth Consulting

Fully remote sessions for practices that serve patients across a wide geography, or patients too symptomatic to travel regularly. All documentation delivered digitally.

④ Practice Partnership

For forward-thinking dysautonomia, MCAS, and connective tissue practices looking for embedded complex care consulting support. Formal coordination protocols, regular communication, and deep integration with your patient population.