Join world-leading GI psychologist Dr. Megan Riehl from the University of Michigan for an in-depth webinar on how to integrate psychological care into IBS management using a new clinical decision tool and identify the right patients for Nerva.

This tool is designed to help healthcare providers:

Evaluate patient suitability – Assess clinical and psychological factors to decide when Nerva gut-directed hypnotherapy is the right approach.

Identify alternative pathways – Recognize when other interventions may be more appropriate.

Integrate psychological care – Apply psychological strategies within a comprehensive, multidisciplinary IBS treatment plan.

If you can’t make it live, register to receive a recording.

American & Canadian West Coast practitioners: Wednesday, February 26 at 9am PT

American & Canadian East Coast practitioners: Wednesday, February 26 at 12pm ET

UK practitioners: Wednesday, February 26 at 5pm

Australian practitioners: Register to receive the recording.

In addition to exploring practical applications of the tool, Dr. Riehl will host a live Q&A session, giving you the opportunity to ask questions and gain expert insights on integrating psychological care into your practice.

As healthcare providers, you’re eligible for free access to the Nerva gut-directed hypnotherapy app. We encourage you to download and familiarize yourself with the program before the webinar.

Register with Nerva’s clinician portal, Connect.

Download Nerva from the App Store/Google Play.

Sign into the app with your same Connect credentials.

Dr. Megan Riehl is a Clinical Assistant Professor in Clinical Psychology at the University of Michigan.

She is a leading GI psychologist who specializes in helping patients with motility disorders like IBS and chronic gastrointestinal diseases like inflammatory bowel disease and celiac disease.

Identifying patients for Nerva: Key factors in determining suitability for IBS care