What you’ll learn
- Follow the signal. Understand how neurotransmitter clearance and receptor activity can influence the intensity and duration of neurochemical signaling.
- Interpret dopamine and stress-response patterns. Examine COMT, MAO, DRD2, and ADRA2B together rather than as isolated findings.
- Differentiate the pathways. Understand the distinct roles of dopamine, noradrenaline, and serotonin in reward, vigilance, prioritization, and return to baseline.
- Evaluate serotonin regulation in context. Interpret TPH2, SLC6A4, and BDNF alongside symptoms, environment, and neurochemical recovery.
- Personalize support without overreaching. Translate pathway patterns into follow-up and lifestyle priorities without using genetics to define personality or diagnose mood disorders.
Bring pathway context to mood and stress support.
Cost: $299
Included: A physical Quicksilver kit curated for this course
Format: Online and self-paced
Start with: Foundations of Functional Genomics, free
Work through the neurochemical interpretation framework, apply it to clinical cases, and check your understanding through a case-based assessment. The course includes dopamine, noradrenaline, and serotonin pathway tools; cross-pillar interpretation; and guidance on individualized follow-up and clinical boundaries.
Connect regulation and recovery with the full patient picture.
Neurochemistry is influenced by hormone metabolism, methylation capacity, inflammatory signaling, sleep, and environmental stressors. Continue into vascular health to bring the preceding modules together and identify where cumulative physiologic stress may matter most.
The Clinical Genomics Certification is $1,999 and includes all eight modules, a combined Quicksilver kit, practice implementation support, and three months of educational chatbot access.
