The Psychiatry Redefined Fellowships in Functional & Integrative Psychiatry provide in-depth training that establishes and certifies you as a top-tier mental health provider. Our Fellowship programs blend traditional behavioral health with functional and root cause medicine for mental health, providing a clinical toolbox for treating and resolving the unique, underlying imbalances causing mental illness. Over the course of their study, fellows in both our General Fellowship and Pediatric Fellowship gain competency and training in integrative, nutritional, metabolic and precision medicine protocols for mental illness. Those who complete our Fellowship trainings consistently report improvements in their clinical practice and patient outcomes, along with both increased patient satisfaction and increased professional satisfaction.
Upon completion of our Fellowships, you can obtain official Psychiatry Redefined Certificates of Training Completion, and you will be acknowledged as a Psychiatry Redefined Certified Functional Medicine Provider (PRCFMP) or Psychiatry Redefined Certified Functional Medicine Pediatric Provider (PRCFMPP). Learn more about these provider titles below.
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The most comprehensive and scientific program offering breakthrough functional and integrative medicine interventions to help providers in any therapeutic setting improve mental health care.
50+ CME AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
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Transform pediatric mental health care with the first and only certified program for children and adolescents. Gain targeted treatment protocols for addressing the unique and distinct mental health challenges facing children and teens.
50+ CME AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
Integrative Psychiatry Certification Accreditation & Recognition
Curriculum for the Psychiatry Redefined Fellowships is planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of MedicusCME and Comprehensive Psychiatric Resources, Inc. The Pediatric Fellowship provides over 50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ and the General Fellowship provides over 50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ to help providers maintain, develop, and increase their clinical knowledge, skills, and care approach.
Potential Career Opportunities & Advancements in Functional Medicine
When you complete a Psychiatry Redefined Fellowship, you can become a Psychiatry Redefined Certified Functional Medicine Provider, establishing yourself as a leader in the field of mental health care. Our Fellowship Provider Certifications distinguish your from colleagues, and communicates to peers, employers and patients an extensive competency unavailable in any other professional mental health training.
Functional medicine providers for mental illness are in extremely high demand by patients and employers. Our Fellowship certifications clear a path towards a rewarding career in functional medicine. For many alumni, our trainings kick start a thriving private practice in functional and integrative medicine. For alumni associated with larger health care organizations, fellows are implementing new functional interventions to improve institutional approaches and care strategies.
To help you market your valuable knowledge and clinical skills in functional medicine for mental health, we also provide a promotional certification badge that can use on communication and promotional materials following completion and verification of your specific Fellowship program study (either General or Pediatric). Many fellows find this to be a helpful marketing tool to expand their practice and share their personalized, whole-person approach to care.
Integrative Psychiatry Fellowship Program Success Stories
Certification from our Fellowships will completely transform your practice and approach to mental health care.
Hear how our Fellowships are changing the lives of providers and patients across the globe with the stories below and testimonials from our Fellows.
- 95% report that patients are more satisfied with care since applying interventions from our Fellowships
- 95% report that our Fellowships have made them more confident providers
- 90% report improved patient outcomes since enrolling in our Fellowships
- Over 80% report that our Fellowships have improved their clinical practice
“Completing the Fellowship with Dr. Greenblatt has helped me in my practice immensely. I feel so much more accomplished when I’m treating my patients. I feel more confident when I’m treating my patients. And the most important thing, is that I feel that finally I am making a huge difference.”
– Mariela Podolski, MD
“This has totally changed the way I practice psychiatry and how I treat patients – finding the underlying root causes of their symptoms, which is so exciting. I’ve been able to get patients off medications that they’ve been on for 20 years and people are feeling better. I really encourage you to do this Fellowship. You get a lot of support; Dr. Greenblatt is amazing. It’ll be the best thing that you do as a practitioner.”
– Annie Grummel Ward, PMHNP
“I feel more confident that I’m offering my patients a better approach – the best, really – and I can make my approach more scientific and accurate. My results really changed with my patients. If you are considering doing the Fellowship, you have to do it. 100 percent. This is going to give you all the tools you need to improve your clinical practice.”
– Patricia Madrigal, MD
“His [Dr. Greenblatt’s] work completely transformed my practice and I have benefited tremendously from his over 30 years of clinical experience and wisdom. I cannot recommend this fellowship enough, and really believe this will be essential training for the generations of psychiatrists to come.”
– Muneer Ali, MD
“To anyone considering taking the Fellowship, I encourage you to consider the fact that this is where medicine is going. This is the frontier, where patients are going to want precision medicine… they’re going to want integrative treatments. And this is the language you’re going to want to speak. Invest in your ability to keep up with that frontier and be at the cutting-edge of where mental health is going.”
– Lachlan Crawford, ND
“This provided the essential teaching and scaffolding I needed to provide functional psychiatric assessment and treatment. It places a high priority on providing training that is evidence-based and clinically supported, combined with easily accessible ongoing supervision and mentorship.”
– Gabrielle Taylor, MD
Certificate FAQs
Will I be certified in Functional Medicine upon completion of a Fellowship?
Yes! When you complete the General Fellowship in Functional Psychiatry and the Pediatric Fellowship in Functional Psychiatry training in full, you can become a Psychiatry Redefined Certified Functional Medicine Provider (PRCFMP) or a Psychiatry Redefined Certified Functional Medicine Pediatric Provider (PRCFMPP), and receive a Certificate of Training Completion – titles provided exclusively by Psychiatry Redefined.
Completing all Core Curriculum for both Fellowship programs is required to obtain a certified title and certification. The Pediatric Fellowship also requires that you pass a final curriculum exam to obtain certification. Claiming eligibility for a certificate and title is entirely optional. See the questions below for further details.
Why is certification in Functional Medicine important?
When you complete a Psychiatry Redefined Fellowship, you will become a certified provider and you may obtain a Certificate of Completion – both exclusively bestowed by Psychiatry Redefined.
These certifications establish yourself as a leader in the field of mental health care, and distinguish you from colleagues. It communicates to colleagues, employers and patients an extensive competency unavailable in any other professional mental health training.
Functional medicine providers for mental illness are in extremely high demand by patients and employers. These certifications clear a path towards a rewarding career in functional medicine. For many alumni, these trainings kick start a thriving private practice in functional and integrative medicine. For alumni associated with larger health care organizations, fellows are now implementing new functional interventions to improve institutional approaches and care strategies.
Will I receive a certificate upon program completion?
Yes! Upon completion of all Core Curriculum in the General Fellowship and the Pediatric Fellowship, you may receive a Certificate of Completion and a certified provider title. The Pediatric Fellowship also requires that fellows pass a final exam in order to obtain certification.
To help you market your valuable knowledge and clinical skills in functional medicine for mental health, we also provide a promotional badge that fellows can use on their communication and promotional materials by fellows. Many fellows find this to be a helpful tool to expand their practice and help patients understand their personalized, whole-person approach to care.
CME Certification: These are also available to those who intend to claim CME credits for their participation in the specific and accredited courses in our Fellowship trainings. These CME certificates are separate certifications that have been approved by the ACCME. Please see the CME section of the FAQs page for more information.
How do I become certified and get a Fellowship certificate?
After the first year (12 months) of your Fellowship study, you may become a certified provider and receive a Certificate of Completion. Completing all courses and claiming eligibility for a certificate is entirely optional.
- General Fellowship: Fellows must complete all core (required) courses that comprise the General Fellowship. Required courses are marked as such in the Syllabus. Fellows who have completed all Core Curriculum may request a Completion Review with the Fellowship Director after the full 12 months of study. If the review confirms completion of all required courses, instructions for obtaining your Fellowship Certificate of Completion and obtaining official recognition as a Certified Provider will be provided to you.
- Pediatric Fellowship: To obtain certification, fellows must complete all curriculum outlined in the Pediatric Syllabus, and pass a final certification exam. After the first year of study, fellows who have both completed all curriculum and passed the Certification Exam may obtain a Fellowship Certificate of Completion and official recognition as a Certified Provider.
What are the required components of the Psychiatry Redefined Fellowship?
Completion of all courses listed within the Core Curriculum for the General Fellowship are required in order to obtain a Certificate of Completion and certified title. For the Pediatric Fellowship, fellows must complete all Core Curriculum and pass a final Certification Exam in order to obtain a Certificate of Completion and certified title.
- Completing all courses of the Core Curriculum and claiming eligibility for a certificate is entirely optional.
- Fellows have access to all courses and program material for two years; fulfillment of these completion requirements may be claimed anytime after the first year of study.
Education & Certification Disclaimer: Psychiatry Redefined is neither a regulatory nor licensing organization and therefore not sanctioned to certify, license, or otherwise bestow the legal authorization to practice as a psychiatrist, nurse or nurse practitioner (NP), physician’s assistant (PA), psychologist, naturopathic doctor, nutritionist, physician, or other mental health professional. Certification from the Fellowship trainings certifies a candidate’s completion of said Fellowship training ONLY. Our Fellowships ARE NOT intended to replace, override, or conflict with existing board certification or national licensing requirements for health professionals and their requirements for practice in their state of residency and practice. Our Fellowships ARE NOT intended to replace formal clinical education or to provide qualifications for independent clinical practice. Certifications from our Fellowship trainings do not automatically translate into or qualify for clinical practice privileges. Completing our Fellowship trainings does not imply or guarantee the legal right to practice medicine or provide clinical services.
