A virtual case consult and education community for providers working in complex care.

If you work with patients who live with chronic illness, you know the clinical challenges run deeper than a diagnosis. Navigating fatigue, pain, dysautonomia, and complex medical symptoms often falls outside the textbooks—and beyond what most trainings prepare us for.

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The Chronic Illness Collective is your space to grow clinical confidence, learn with interdisciplinary peers, and get practical support for the real-world care of patients with conditions like POTS, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, chronic pain, somatic symptom disorders and more.

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This group is founded by Dr. Lindsay Cirincione, a pediatric health psychologist with 15+ years of experience supporting individuals navigating complex and invisible illnesses. Lindsay has worked across academic medical centers, inpatient units, and private practice—and now consults with therapists and allied health providers nationwide to improve care for the chronic illness population.

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🌟 What’s Included:

• Live case conferences/consultation​
  Submit or listen in on complex cases—mental health, OT/PT, or interdisciplinary issues welcome.
• Expert trainings and guest speakers​
  Learn from seasoned clinicians and nationally renown researchers in chronic illness care.
• Collaborative community​
  Connect with like-minded providers who “get it” and value compassionate, evidence-based care.
• Nationwide referral list​
  Access a growing, curated directory of trusted providers across disciplines who specialize in chronic illness—so you can confidently connect patients to the care they need.

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Whether you’re a mental health provider, physical therapist, occupational therapist, nutritionist, or other health professional, this space is built to support the nuanced care you give every day.

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💌 Get on the Waitlist

Launching Summer 2025​
Founding member pricing will start at $55/month—but there’s no commitment or fee to join the waitlist. You’ll simply be the first to know when doors open.