Gut-Brain Connection 101
The role of your nervous system & stress in digestive symptoms
A free live class for people with digestive issues
Next Class | Wed July 22
12-1p PST / 3-4p EST
Live & interactive,
will not be recorded
If you deal with chronic digestive symptoms (reflux, bloating, pain, diarrhea, constipation, etc.) you've probably focused on two things
1 | What the doctor says (meds)
2 | What you eat (diet)
There's a third piece that gets overlooked by most people even though modern medical guidelines advise doctors to include it as a part of treatment… the gut-brain connection.
If you've ever been told 'it's just stress' without being shown what to actually do about it, this is the part that was missing.
Specialists at leading medical organizations (like the Mayo Clinic & Cleveland Clinic) teach their patients about this missing piece of the puzzle because it’s often an underlying driver of symptoms.
What You’ll Learn
How stress & your nervous system affect your digestive system
Underlying factors that can keep symptoms coming & going
A simple, science-backed way to start calming your system
Where to begin, with a clear first step you can take on your own
Whether you have a diagnosis like reflux, IBS, or IBD, or just symptoms no one has fully explained, this will help things make more sense and show you a direction you may not have considered.
About Dr. Scott
Dr. Scott Rower is a clinical psychologist with specialized training in the gut-brain connection (aka psychogastroenterology).
He also has lived with Crohn's disease for over 20 years, so he understands chronic digestive symptoms from both sides, as a clinician and as a patient.
Save Your Spot
After you register, we'll email you the link to join.
The class won't be recorded, so come join us live.