Webinars Available Exclusively to Members
Clinician Access provides unlimited 24/7 access to:
- An exclusive resource library solely for medical providers
- The opportunity to submit questions to experts in neuroimmunology
- Access to monthly expert panel consultation recordings
- Priority registration for CME events
- Quarterly newsletter compilation of new relevant research
- Exclusive access to 30+ videos only available to members
In order to be approved for a Clinician Access account, you must enter your clinic or institution associated email address for verification purposes. If your email account is not clearly associated with a medical facility or clinic, please email us and we will arrange another way to verify your identity. We will not approve your request without full and accurate data being submitted to us in the form below.
Emily Severance, PhD
Autoimmune Phenotypes in Psychiatric Disorders
Lawrence Steinman, MD
Does Molecular Mimicry Explain Epidemiology Linking EBV & MS? …
Michael Wilson, MD
Autoimmune and Infectious Encephalitis
Madeleine Cunningham, PhD
Update on The Cunningham Panel and Related Research
Shannon Delaney, MD
Neuropsychiatric Illness Associated with Lyme and Tick-Borne Illness
James Adams, PhD
Overview of Microbiota Transplant for Autism Studies
Robert Yolken, MD
Neuropsychiatric Consequences of Viral Infections – Focus on SARS-CoV-2 and Other Coronaviruses
Sarosh Irani, FRCP, DPhil, FEAN
The Immunology Underlying Autoantibody Associated CNS Diseases
Naresha Saligrama, MD
T Cells and Neurodegeneration
Sam Pleasure, MD, PhD & Claire Johns, MD
Neuropsychiatric Presentation in Pediatric COVID-19 Patients Associated with Anti-Neural Autoantibodies
Richard Frye, MD, PhD
Metabolic and Mitochondrial Considerations in Neuropsychiatric Deteriorations
Hrissanthi (Chris) Ikonomidou, MD, PhD
A Neurologist’s Perspective on PANS: Case Studies
Wei Zhao, MD, PhD
Plasmapheresis in Treatment of PANS
Chris Bartley, MD, PhD
Autoantibody Discovery in Psychotic Spectrum Disorders
Jennifer Frankovich, MD
Rheumatology & Psychiatry – What We Can Learn From Overlapping Conditions
Chris Pittenger, MD, PhD
Antibodies in Children with PANDAS Bind to and Inhibit Specific Interneurons in the Basal Ganglia
Margo Thienemann, MD
PTSD in Parents of Children with PANS
Cheryl Standing, MD
PANS Cases: Through the Eyes of a Pediatrician
Erin Masterson, PhD, MPH
Preliminary Findings from the International PANS Registry Epidemiology Study
Theresa Willett, MD, PhD
Clues from the Clinical Exam and PANS/PANDAS for the Busy Primary Care Provider
Ruy Carrasco, MD
Clinical Workup and Treatment of Rheumatological Diseases That Have Psychiatric Co-Morbidities
Andrew Baumel, MD
A Pediatrician’s Perspective on Treating Mild to Moderate PANS
Cynthia Kapphahn, MD, MPH
Disordered Eating in PANS
Sean Pittock, MD
GAD65 Neurological Autoimmunity
Jill Hollenbach, PhD, MPH
Immunogenetic Variation in PANS and Neuroinflammatory Disease
Dritan Agalliu, PhD
The Role of the Adaptive Immunity and Genetic Risk Factors in Vascular and Neuronal Dysfunction in Post Infectious Autoimmune Encephalitis
Hayley Gans, MD
The Link Between Infectious Diseases and Neuroimmune Disorders
Cynthia Wang, MD
Neuropsychiatric Symptoms in Pediatric Multiple Sclerosis
Harumi Jyonouchi, MD
A Possible Role of Immune Mediated Inflammation in Autism Spectrum Disorders
Theresa Willett, MD, PhD
PANS/PANDAS for the Busy Primary Care Provider
Kiki Chang, MD
Review of Expert Consensus Treatment Guidelines for Youth with PANS
Richard Frye, MD, PhD
Understanding the Overlap of PANS and Autism – An Overview of Research on Antineuronal Antibodies in Patients with Autism
Samuel Pleasure, MD, PhD & Michael Wilson, MD
Infectious and Autoimmune Causes of Encephalitis
Margo Thienemann, MD and Richard Frye, MD, PhD
PANS and PANDAS: A Review of the Research and Current Treatments
Margo Thienemann, MD
Psychiatric Medication Management in Inflammatory Psychiatric Disease With a Focus on PANS
Expert Consultation Panel Recordings
This panel is being offered thanks to a grant from the state of North Carolina to help children with PANS/PANDAS. Therefore, through June 2023, priority will be granted to North Carolina physicians submitting cases of children who have/appear to have a PANS/PANDAS-like presentation. The recordings are being made available to physicians for educational purposes. If you would like to submit a patient case to our panel for consideration at an upcoming panel consultation meeting, please visit our Expert Consultation Panel page to submit your case.

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December 2022
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January 2023
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April 2023
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July 2023
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August 2023
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September 2023
Expert Consultation Panel
Do you have a question about PANS/PANDAS or another inflammatory brain disorder for one of our experts?
Become a clinician member to submit your question to be answered by a member of our Clinical and Scientific Advisory Board and added to our Frequently Asked Questions. If chosen for inclusion in our FAQs, your question will be listed anonymously. Please note that we are unable to provide case-specific recommendations. Our multidisciplinary Expert Consultation Panel, reviews one complex and challenging case each month. For details or to submit a case for review, visit our Expert Consultation Panel page.