Stress is one of the most commonly discussed – and often oversimplified – topics in integrative medicine. This webinar offers a clinically grounded, biopsychosocial exploration of the human stress response, reframing stress as a dynamic adaptive process rather than a static diagnosis. 

Register to learn more about:

• The physiology of stress
• Key stress-related markers on the DUTCH Test
• How to distinguish patterns of acute versus chronic stress through hormone metabolites and diurnal rhythms
• Biological, psychological, and social contributors to stress expression, including how context, perception, and physiologic reserve shape laboratory findings
• Evidence-based strategies shown to improve stress resilience over time, such as nervous system regulation, lifestyle interventions, and cognitive approaches

About the Speaker

Dr. Sarah Tindall is a licensed naturopathic doctor who completed her medical education at the National University of Natural Medicine in Portland OR graduating in 2018 with both her Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine as well as a Master of Science in Nutrition. She completed 3 years of residency in naturopathic primary care with an emphasis on women’s health including contraception procedures, hormone therapy, and integrative options for menopause management.
 Following completion of residency, Dr. Tindall has kept busy working at a high-volume primary care practice where she endeavors to provide evidence-based, integrative family medicine for all. She is thrilled to put her hormone expertise to work with Precision Analytical to provide education to clinicians on hormone biochemistry and teach others how to utilize the DUTCH test to optimize health.

Please Note: The contents of this webinar are for educational and informational purposes only. The information is not to be interpreted as, or mistaken for, clinical advice. Please consult a medical professional or healthcare provider for medical advice, diagnoses, or treatment.

Disclaimer: Special offer of 50% OFF first five kits is invalid 60 days after new provider registration.