Pediatric gut-brain disorders are common in practice, but rarely straightforward to manage.

These are the patients with persistent symptoms, concerned families, and visits that don’t always feel resolved.

In this webinar, pediatric gastroenterologist Mark Salvatore, MD, MS will walk through how he approaches these cases in real-world clinical practice. 

As Founding Clinical Director of the Pediatric Mind-Body Medicine Program at Mass General Brigham for Children and Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School, Dr. Salvatore brings both frontline experience and academic leadership to the care of pediatric patients and adolescents with gut-brain disorders.

This session is designed for providers who want a clearer, more confident approach to managing these complex presentations.

US/Canada West Coast:
March 3 at 1pm (PT)

US/Canada East Coast:
March 3 at 4pm (ET)

Can’t make it live? Still register and we’ll email you the full recording after the session.

This session is designed for clinicians supporting patients with obesity, IBS, or other disorders of the brain-gut axis, including GIs, APPs, dietitians, nutritionists, primary care clinicians, and other healthcare providers involved in metabolic or GI care.

Dr. Mark Salvatore is the Founder and Clinical Director of the Pediatric Mind-Body Medicine Program at Mass General for Children, whose mission is to recognize, destigmatize and normalize the interplay between psychological and physical suffering in patients with chronic gastrointestinal disorders. 

He is an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School, a Pediatric Consultant at the Benson-Henry Institute and has been a practicing pediatric gastroenterologist since 2006. 

Dr. Salvatore's clinical interest is in the application of Mind-Body Medicine interventions in children, adolescents and young adults with chronic gastrointestinal disorders, particularly those due to Disorders of the Gut Brain Interaction (DGBI).

Managing pediatric patients with gut-brain disorders