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Professional Network
Connection that drives change.
The Professional Network Branch of MIND Global Council serves as a platform for clinicians, researchers, and allied professionals dedicated to enhancing mental health in neuroimmune disorders.
The MGC Leadership Team Strives to:
Provide Clinical Guidance.
Foster informed, respectful conversation around clinical challenges and best practices for mental health In neuroimmune disorders.
Share Resources.
Share research, articles, and professional resources related to neuroimmune mental health.
Elevate Collaborative Care.
Explore ethical and interdisciplinary approaches to mental healthcare.
...and we are so glad you're here.
Get Involved.
Stay Connected.
​Stay in-the-loop on updates from MIND Global Council and learn about opportunities to support or participate in council-led projects and initiatives.
Keep in touch through Zoom, in-person events, and our social media accounts. Follow us on social to stay in the loop about upcoming events!
Participation in this group does not imply formal membership or organizational leadership in MGC.
Disclaimer
MIND Global Council does not provide medical care or medical diagnoses. In accordance with DSM-5 guidelines, many psychiatric presentations require that licensed mental health professionals refer clients to physicians when a medical condition may be contributing to symptoms. MIND Global Council clinicians promptly refer any suspected cases of PANS/PANDAS to qualified medical professionals with appropriate expertise for further evaluation. PANS/PANDAS is a diagnosis of exclusion and must be made by a licensed physician. MIND Global Council operates strictly within its scope of practice, providing psychotherapy and clinical mental health counseling in collaboration with treating physicians and psychiatrists.
