Chris: Oh, yes. I mean, we we’re going to help you. We’ve got lots of ideas for how to team up practitioners. It’s happened many times in previous cohorts where people in the program have linked up. For example, maybe an MD in this program wants to have an RN with your background. That’s fantastic. We’ve had pharmacists hook up with doctors. We’ve had RNs and PAs hooked up with MDs or DOs. We’ve had chiropractors and acupuncturists partner up, so with 87 people on the course and then over 400 graduates who’ve been through this program, if we create that forum, I think there will be lots of opportunities for you to network with other people. Also, we have some resources in the course for helping you find clinicians to work with, and then, of course, there is the exposome focus which is very deep, and you can make a lot of progress with that alone, but I think there’s definitely great potential for you to find someone you will be able to work with.
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