Julie Anne Griffith, M.D. is an internationally-known expert in the field of Learning and Behavioral disorders, with specialization in migraine and concussive syndrome. Dr. Griffith has focused on seeing children with autonomic disorders, allergies, autism, autoimmune disease, chronic fatigue, chronic infections, learning disabilities, nutritional deficiencies, tick borne disease (Vector borne disease), and neuroimmune disease. Dr. Griffith has devoted her career to improving the lives of her patients through a comprehensive program of nutrition, combined with an in-depth medical and educational therapy. Dr. Griffith enjoys working with a multidisciplinary team, as needed. Dr. Griffith most often is the case manager for her patients, coordinating the referral to other specialist. Areas of Specialty: Adult Neurology Pediatric Neurology Neuropsychiatry Gut/brain/immune dysfunction Learning and behavioral disorders
Hormones (Neuroendocrinology) (hypothalamus-pituitary-endocrine axis), including bioidentical hormonal replacement Neuroimmune Neurotoxicology Nutrition Tick borne disease (Vector borne disease) Pediatric Residency: University of California, San Francisco (1991-1993) Neurology Residency: Harvard (Longwood Program) (1993-1996) Fellowships: Behavioral Neurology, Harvard Boston Children’s Hospital Penry Minifellowship in Epilepsy, 2002 Autism Fellowship, MAPS (Medical Academy of Pediatric Special Needs), Academic work completed by 2015. Additional Training: Food as Medicine Graduate Course, Berkeley Neuropathology Program -Oxford University Child Psychiatry Program - Auckland, New Zealand Neuroradiology - University of California, San Diego Autism: MAPS (Medical Academy of Pediatric Special Needs) Fellow (Academic work completed) Developed interest and began review of the literature on neuroimmune disease beginning in 1999 Lectured at UCSF and to FEAT, Sacramento beginning in 1999 (and most recently in 2009) DAN! (Defeat Autism Now!),( Harvard McLean Psychiatry Hospital-sponsored continuing medical education) Think Tanks, several Physician training -10/02,10/03, 10/04,10/05,10/06, 10/07, 10/8 and 10/09 Advanced Physician training: 10/07, 01/08 and10/09; Level I & II Practitioner Attended first LIA (Lyme-induced autism) conference in 2007 and then each conference since, 2008 and 2009 International Think Tank, Ratna Ling, June 2008, Mendocino County Utilized Genomics by Genova Diagnostics Lab since approximately 2006. Teleconference monthly BAAM (Bay Area Autism Medical and other Doctors), 2008 Board Certified in Integrative Pediatrics Tick Borne disease: Attended LDA (Lyme Disease Association) / ILADS (International Lyme and Associated Disease Society) National conferences in 2006, 2008 & 2009, 2014, 2015 ILADS member since 2008 Attended first LIA (Lyme-induced autism) conference in 2007 and then each conference since, 2008 and 2009, and 2010 ILADS Fellowship with Dr. Charles Ray Jones, Pediatric Tick Borne Disease Specialist |
Julie Anne Griffith, M.D., M.S., B.C.I.P |
Integrative neurology incorporates western allopathic medicine (history, physical, lab tests, neuroimaging, medications and therapies (OT, PT, ST, vision therapy and neurophysiologic studies) with the benefits of additional treatment tools including, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, essential oils, herbs, homeopathy and nutrition. |
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Julie Anne Griffith, M.D., M.S., CMT, MIM®, B.C.I.P. Preventive Medicine Physician |