Frank Golik, MD: I have been practicing Nutritional & Environmental Medicine since 1985. This pathway has brought much excitement and passion to my practice of medicine. The opportunity to attend both the 2007 and 2008 Walsh-Pfeiffer Outreach in Sydney due to the enthusiasm of Marion Redstone has given me an even greater passion: i.e. to work with the children affected by Autism, ASD, ADHD etc. The enormous privilege to work alongside the amazing, courageous and intelligent parents carers of these precious and severely hurting children often overwhelms me with emotion. These children are so intelligent and yet so afflicted by distress and pain. Suggesting therapies and dietary changes in these young patients is very demanding, often even scary, but so rewarding in the majority of occasions. My desire to see these special children blossom and reach close to their full potential, grows every time I witness quantum leaps in their progress.

The excellent and detailed teaching of these doctors along with their vast experiential wisdom is invaluable. The training program is enjoyable yet intensive. The great thrill for me is seeing first-hand the incredible changes in these patients from year to year.

I wholeheartedly encourage any doctors interested in learning and applying fundamental biochemical principles and therapies to help in a more constructive way those afflicted with mental health problems, to register for the next Walsh Research Institute Sydney Outreach.

Likewise, any parents of children with ASD etc should seriously consider booking in for an hour consultation during the Sydney Outreach. You will not regret the investment in your child’s future wellbeing.

David Jaa, MD: I first attended Walsh-Pfeiffer Training in 2007. Since then my clinical understanding and success with therapy in mood/mental/methylated/mineral disorders has astonishingly accelerated. You get to meet real clinicians treating real "live time" cases as if you were consulting and making decisions. The benefits are that you obtain experience and exposure to a wealth of knowledge in leaders in the field of Nutritional Medicine. It is much better than reading a text or listening to conferences or seminars.

I personally recommend this course to any doctor who is genuinely interested in Nutritional Medicine. It changed my perspective to therapy and I had the pleasure of meeting like-minded doctors with years of experience.