Become a Lyme-literate, mold-literate clinician.
Learn Lyme and mold the way they're actually treated. Three courses earn your certification in chronic Lyme, mold and mycotoxin illness, and MCAS. Seven more sharpen every complex case that walks through your door. Every lesson ends with a plan — the labs to order, the functional ranges to read them against, the products by name, and the exact doses. And when a case still won't move, you post it in the members' discussion group — Dr. Diane goes through the group each week and answers by voice memo.
ND, DAOM, LAc
Nobody taught you this, and the patients kept coming anyway.
Chronic Lyme, coinfections, and mycotoxin illness sit in a curricular blind spot — dismissed, under-tested, or referred out. Yet they drive a large share of the "mystery" chronic cases already sitting in your schedule. The CDC estimates roughly 476,000 Americans are diagnosed and treated for Lyme every year, and a substantial share never fully return to health.
Conventional serology was never built for late or chronically relapsing presentations. Standard reference ranges came from unwell populations. And finding the root cause is not the same as fixing it — "support detox" is not a plan. Without sequencing, named products, exact dosing, and retest intervals, outcomes stay unpredictable, and the reactive patient who flares on day three never comes back for visit two.
Meanwhile the fellowships that do teach this run two years and five figures. You are already charting at 9pm.
- Patients wait months and cross state lines to reach the few providers who take these cases on.
- Standard panels miss them — and nobody walked you through mycotoxin, tick-borne, OAT, or DUTCH interpretation.
- The gap isn't demand. Researchers surveying clinicians who treat persistent Lyme describe an outright supply crisis. The bottleneck is training.
- These are cash-pay patients who travel and pay out of pocket for someone who finally knows what they're looking at.
Three courses make you Lyme-literate and mold-literate.
Over five and a half hours of instruction across three courses, then a final certification exam. Pass it and you are a certified Lyme, Mold & MCAS clinician in the MyLymeDoc Method — the clinician other providers refer their hardest cases to. There is no cohort to wait for and no travel — start today and work at your own pace.
Chronic Lyme Disease & Coinfections
Navigate the diagnostic maze conventional labs routinely miss. Sequence treatment for Borrelia, Bartonella, and Babesia, manage Herxheimer reactions and relapse, and know exactly what to dose and when to retest.
Mold & Mycotoxin Illness
Uncover hidden environmental exposure as the root driver behind unsolvable chronic cases. Interpret mycotoxin markers with confidence and run a staged remediation, binder, and detox protocol patients can actually tolerate.
MCAS & Histamine Intolerance
Recognise mast cell activation and histamine burden behind the reactive, multi-system patient who flares on everything — and build the stabilisation protocols that make the rest of the case treatable.
Pass the final certification exam
Finishing the three courses is not the same as being certified. Once you've completed them, you sit a final exam covering the material across all three. Passing it is what earns the credential — the certificate and digital badge are issued on completion of the exam, not on completion of the videos.
You finish Lyme-literate and mold-literate — a Lyme, Mold & MCAS Certified Clinician in the MyLymeDoc Method
The MyLymeDoc Method is Dr. Mueller's order of operations for complex chronic illness — which root cause to address first, what to test, what to prescribe, at what dose, when to retest, and how to keep a reactive patient stable while you do it.
- Certificate on completion
- Digital badge for your site and profiles
- Final certification exam
- Discussion group — Dr. Diane answers there weekly, by voice memo
- All future courses included with the pay-in-full option
To be clear about what this is. A professional training certification issued by Dr. Mueller's program. It is not a state license, a specialty board certification, or an accredited CEU credential, and it does not expand your legal scope of practice. Apply what you learn within your own licensure and jurisdiction.
The Lyme or mold patient never arrives with one problem.
They come with hormone crashes, gut permeability, reactivated viruses, metal burden, and stalled mitochondria. These seven courses aren't a bundle padded out for value — they're the adjacent protocols these exact patients need, and they raise your game across every case in your schedule.
HPA Axis & Sex Hormones
Salivary and DUTCH interpretation, with restoration protocols and the dosing most training leaves out.
Food Antigens & Permeability
Gut permeability behind autoimmunity, brain fog, and inflammation. Elimination protocols and patient scripts.
Chronic Hidden Viral Infections
EBV, HHV-6, CMV and the reactivations quietly driving fatigue and immune dysregulation.
Toxic Metals
Provoked and unprovoked testing, with chelation and binder protocols matched to load and detox capacity.
Organic Acids Testing
Mitochondrial function, neurotransmitters, and yeast or bacterial overgrowth from a single panel.
Functional Blood Testing
Functional ranges for CBC, CMP, thyroid and lipids, with a fast-review framework for every visit.
Peptides & Longevity
The rebuilding phase: methylene blue, NAD+, KPV, LL-37. GLP-1 agents are context only, not a deep dive.
Everything added later
New courses join the library over time. Permanent for pay-in-full members — see the pricing section.
See inside before you decide.
Seven days of full access, $0 today. Every course, every lesson, every template, and the discussion group.
Four components. Every lesson. Every course.
This is not a lecture series that stops at mechanism. All ten courses carry the same structure, in the same clinical order, so you always leave with something you can do on Monday.
Testing — what to order, and from whom
The specific panels and labs for each condition, which company to run them through, when to use provoked versus unprovoked testing, and what each marker is actually telling you.
Functional medicine reference ranges
The optimal ranges, not the lab's "normal" — so you see dysfunction long before a conventional range flags it, and you know which pattern you're looking at.
Treatment with named products
The actual agents, botanicals, binders and supplements Dr. Mueller uses in clinic, named specifically, with the reasoning for choosing one over another for the patient in front of you.
Exact dosing, timing and retesting
The detail most training omits: how much, how often, for how long, in what order, how to titrate a reactive patient, and the date you retest to confirm it's working.
Also in every lesson: contraindications and safety considerations, how to sequence against the patient's other root causes, patient communication language for explaining the plan, and the clinical pearls that only come from running these protocols thousands of times.
The course doesn't end at the last video. It ends when your case moves.
Protocols are easy to publish and hard to apply. The moment that actually matters is the one where your patient doesn't match the pattern — and there are two places to take that question.
The discussion group — where Dr. Diane answers by voice
Post your case. The labs, the sequencing you're considering, the point where it stalled. Dr. Diane goes through the group every week and answers by voice memo — not a two-line reply. This is where your questions reach her inside the course.
- You hear the reasoning, not just the conclusion: what she'd rule out first, where she'd hesitate, what she'd change if the patient flares on day three.
- Post the day the patient is in front of you — no waiting weeks for a scheduled event, and no hoping you get called on.
- Every question and memo stays in the group, so it grows into a searchable case library built by clinicians treating the same patients you are.
- Other members answer too, often within hours. You're in a room with people who have already run the protocol you're about to start.
How long you have it: the whole time you're a monthly member. On the pay-in-full option, the group and the AI are included free for your first 6 months, then continue together at $50/month only if you want them. Your courses stay yours permanently either way.
AI Dr. Diane — trained only on her material
An AI assistant built on Dr. Mueller's own course content plus additional material she has trained into it — deliberately not the open internet.
- It answers from her protocols, her sequencing, her ranges, because that is what it has been given to draw on.
- Because its sources are restricted to her material, it won't wander off into generic web content the way a general-purpose chatbot does when you ask about mycotoxin binders.
- Available at 11pm when you're writing up a plan and don't want to scrub back through a video to find one dose.
- Use it for quick lookups; take the genuinely hard cases to the group, where Dr. Diane herself answers.
A study and reference tool built from her material — not Dr. Diane herself. It supports your clinical judgement rather than replacing it. Included with your monthly membership, or free for your first 6 months on pay-in-full, then $50/month alongside the discussion group if you choose to continue.
A webinar answers somebody else's question, once.
Live trainings and recorded webinars have their place. But if what you actually need is help with the patient in your chair, here is where the format falls down — and what replaces it.
Your case, not whoever got called on
Webinar Q&A goes to the first hands up and the last ten minutes. In the group you post your patient, your labs, your sticking point — and the answer is about that.
Post Tuesday, not "wait for next month"
You post while the chart is open, and Dr. Diane works through the group weekly. No holding a question until the next scheduled event — and no risk of never getting called on when you do.
Voice carries what text flattens
A spoken memo carries hesitation, caveats, and order of operations. "Start here, but if X, go there instead" survives in Dr. Diane's voice in a way a one-line typed reply never does.
It accumulates instead of evaporating
A webinar ends and the answer goes with it. Every question and memo stays in the group, so month by month it becomes a reference archive of real cases you can search.
No calendar, no time zone, nothing to miss
Nothing to attend live, no recording to hunt down later, no session that lands in the middle of your clinic day. It fits around patients rather than competing with them.
One clinical voice, all the way through
Conference circuits give you five faculty contradicting each other. Every answer here comes from the same order of operations you're learning in the courses.
And it's cumulative in a way one-off events aren't. A webinar teaches you a topic. The courses give you the protocol, the group gives you the judgement calls around it, and the AI gives you instant recall of the detail — so the training keeps working on the twentieth complex patient, not just the first.
Most programs stop where the hard part starts.
Broad functional medicine training covers a lot of ground generally. Tick-borne training is scattered across conferences. CEU courses exist to renew your license. Here is where each one leaves you.
| The MyLymeDoc Method | Broad functional medicine programs | Tick-borne conferences & intensives | Accredited CEU courses | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chronic Lyme and coinfections in depth | ✓ | — | ✓ | — |
| Mold and mycotoxin illness in depth | ✓ | Partial | Partial | — |
| MCAS and histamine stabilisation | ✓ | Partial | Partial | — |
| Lab companies discussed by name | ✓ | Varies | Varies | — |
| Functional ranges, not conventional "normal" | ✓ | ✓ | Varies | — |
| Named products with exact dosing and duration | ✓ | Varies | Varies | — |
| Retest intervals and titration for reactive patients | ✓ | — | Varies | — |
| Post your own case question any day of the week | ✓ | Varies | — | — |
| Instructor answers your case by voice memo, weekly | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Answers archived into a searchable case library | ✓ | Varies | — | — |
| AI assistant trained on the instructor's own material | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Self-paced, no cohort or travel | ✓ | Varies | — | ✓ |
| Start today, apply this week | ✓ | — | — | ✓ |
| Counts toward license renewal (CEU) | — | Varies | Varies | ✓ |
| Typical cost | $997 for life | $5,000–$15,000+ | $1,000+ per event, plus travel | Varies |
Comparison reflects publicly available curricula and our own experience of the field as of 2026; programs change, and we'd encourage you to verify anything that matters to your decision. Many clinicians use this training alongside ILADS involvement or CEU coursework rather than instead of it — the CEU row is exactly why.
She built these protocols on the cases nobody else could solve.
Dr. Diane Mueller founded My Lyme Doc, one of the country's leading clinics for chronic Lyme, mold illness, and complex chronic disease, leading a team that includes a Lyme-literate MD and a Lyme- and mold-literate nurse practitioner across multiple states.
She was the patient first — years of chronic fatigue, severe digestive dysfunction, and chronic pain, with conventional medicine offering only palliative answers. That sent her to two doctorate degrees and, eventually, to the other side of the exam room. She has been featured on Fox News and The Dr. Nandi Show, shared stages with JJ Virgin and Sam Horn, and trained clinicians internationally.
Everything in this program is what she runs in her own clinic: the same testing, the same ranges, the same products, the same doses. And when you post a case in the discussion group, the voice memo you get back each week is her working through it the same way she does at her own desk.
"I was the patient first. Then the clinician. Then the one other clinicians call when they're out of options. I want to shortcut that entire journey for you."Dr. Diane Mueller, ND, DAOM, LAc
Real clinicians. Real practices.
"I am so thankful for this course. It explained SIBO well and succinctly. Lots of great take aways on wellness. My entire team was required to take this course and we all benefited from this. The pop quizzes help solidify the info."
"These courses are packed with useful info that you can use in clinic right away. Plus the physiology behind it, so you can make better decisions for patients who don't quite fit the normal pattern. Definitely a worthwhile investment!"
"The Functional Medicine practitioner training has been invaluable to me. After practicing for 5 years I realized how much I still had to learn and this training provides that in-depth view of mechanisms and practical applications."
Same library. Very different access.
Both options open all ten courses on day one — the three certification courses, the seven additional protocols, every template, the discussion group where Dr. Diane answers weekly, the AI assistant, and the certification exam. What changes is how long you keep it. Paying in full makes the courses permanently yours; the discussion group and AI run for your first 6 months and then continue only if you choose.
Monthly membership
- Full access to all ten courses from day one
- Discussion group — Dr. Diane answers there weekly, by voice memo — while your membership is active
- AI Dr. Diane, trained on her own material
- New courses appear in your library while your membership is active
- Certificates you've already earned remain yours to keep
- Cancel any time from your account settings inside the course platform
Paid in full
- All ten courses are yours permanently. Full access from day one, and they never expire
- Every course added in the future is yours permanently too — automatically, at no extra cost
- Your certificate, badge, and templates stay with you
- The discussion group and AI Dr. Diane are included free for your first 6 months. After that, keeping them is optional at $50/month — your courses are unaffected either way
- Nothing to cancel and nothing to renew on the courses
Not sure which option fits? Email support@mylymedoc.com. Looking to email or call Dr. Mueller directly, or work with her one to one? See mentorship.
Can't click a plan? The checkout is locked until you tick the terms box above the pricing options.
Support when you need it. Dr. Mueller one to one when you want her.
Inside the course, your questions reach Dr. Diane in one place: the discussion group, which she works through weekly and answers by voice memo. Our team handles anything administrative. And if you want to email or call her directly, or book private one-to-one time, that's what mentorship is for.
Email our team
- Whether the training fits your license before you enroll
- The free trial, cancelling, or upgrading from monthly to permanent access
- Invoices, receipts, and payment problems
- Trouble reaching a course, the discussion group, a lesson, or your certificate
- General questions about what the courses cover
A real person reads every message — but this inbox is our team, not Dr. Diane. Clinical questions belong in the discussion group, where she answers them weekly.
One to one — and able to reach her directly
The discussion group answers your case questions on a weekly rhythm. Mentorship is the step beyond that: private one-to-one sessions, plus the ability to email or call Dr. Diane directly with your questions. Two kinds:
- Clinical mentorship — your complex Lyme, mold, and MCAS cases, worked through one to one
- Business mentorship — building and running the practice around that clinical work
Both are add-on offerings, purchased separately from this certification. Direct email and phone access to Dr. Diane comes with mentorship only.
Ask about mentorshipEmail support@mylymedoc.com for pricing and details.
What's included, and what isn't
Included with every enrollment: the ten courses, the certification exam, the discussion group — the one place inside the course where your questions reach Dr. Diane, which she works through weekly and answers by voice memo — and an AI assistant trained exclusively on her own content for fast reference as you apply the material. The group and the AI run for as long as your monthly membership is active, or free for the first 6 months on the pay-in-full option, after which keeping them is optional at $50/month for both. The ten courses, every future course, and your certificate are permanent on the pay-in-full option regardless.
Not included: direct email or phone access to Dr. Mueller, and private one-to-one sessions. Those come with clinical mentorship and business mentorship, which are purchased separately. Email support@mylymedoc.com for specific pricing and information.
Everything you need to know.
Permanent on the pay-in-full option: all ten courses, every course added to the library in the future, your templates, your certificate and digital badge. These are yours to keep. They don't expire, there's nothing to renew, and nothing is billed again.
Included free for your first 6 months: the discussion group and the AI Dr. Diane assistant. Six months is the window where most clinicians are actively working through the material and putting it into practice, so it's when weekly voice memos and instant lookups are worth most. After that, keeping both is optional at $50/month for the two together. If you decline, nothing happens to your courses — you simply stop having the group and the AI.
On the monthly membership, all of it — courses, group, and AI — runs for as long as your membership is active and ends when you cancel. Email support@mylymedoc.com as you approach the end of your 6 months and we'll set up continuation if you want it.
To make the switch cleanly: 1. Cancel your monthly membership first, inside the course platform. 2. Then purchase the pay-in-full option. Your progress and any certificates you've earned stay with your account. If anything looks wrong afterwards, email support@mylymedoc.com and we'll check it for you.
What enrollment does not include is emailing or calling her directly, or private one-to-one sessions. Those come with mentorship, which is purchased separately. The support inbox reaches our team, not Dr. Mueller, and the AI assistant is a reference tool trained on her material rather than a line to her. If you want direct access, email support@mylymedoc.com about mentorship.
Somewhere right now, a patient is searching for a Lyme-literate, mold-literate clinician.
Become the one they find — with the protocols, the discussion group, and Dr. Diane's voice in your ear when a case gets hard. Zero risk to start: seven days free, full access, cancel before it ends and you're not charged.
Choose your enrollment optionPaid in full: $997 once · permanent access · all current and future courses · no recurring fees
Both include the discussion group, where Dr. Diane answers weekly by voice memo, and the AI trained on her material
Those two run while your membership is active, or free for 6 months on pay-in-full, then $50/month if you want to continue
On pay-in-full the courses themselves never expire — all ten, plus every course added later
Questions: support@mylymedoc.com · Want to email or call Dr. Diane directly? Ask about mentorship
Courses, the discussion group, and Dr. Diane's voice memos · Free for 7 days, then $200/mo while active — or $997 once to own it forever