PhD
PhD in Clinical Psychoneuroimmunology
This program is designed to provide training of excellence to future leaders in the field of clinical psychoneuroimmunology.
You will be able to specialize in a KPNI-related research area, and contribute to the growing body of research in the field
You will be empowered to offer truly comprehensive care to your patients and clients, addressing not just the symptoms, but also the underlying causes of pathologies
You will gain the opportunity to lead your own KPNI research projects
“We recommend this course to anyone who is ready to advance their clinical practice to the next stage. Medical practitioners of all disciplines, as well as their patients, can benefit from this innovative medical approach.”
Leo Pruimboom – Director of the Pruimboom Institute
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Dr. Leo Pruimboom
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Dr. Leo Pruimboom is the director of the Pruimboom Institute and Foundation.
He is the founder of KPNI, clinical psychoneuroimmunology, which he has been developing for over 3 decades. He is an internationally recognised researcher and lecturer and has spoken at over 200 congresses worldwide. Furthermore, he is also responsible for developing the Intermittent Living concept, written 6 books and chapters, and published over 35 research papers.
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Itziar Hernandez
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Itziar Hernandez holds a master’s degree in Clinical Psychoneuroimmunology and in currently doing a master in Personalized Nutrition. She is a lecturer and scientific director at PNI Europe where she takes part in the development of academic content. Previously, she was the CEO of her own practice and has worked as a clinical therapist for over 15 years.
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Professor Charles Raison, M.D.
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Prof. Raison is an internationally recognized psychiatrist. He has several academic positions at reputable universities and over 100 (co)-publications to his name. He also serves as the mental health expert for CNN.com.
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Tom Fox
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Tom Fox is movement scientist, naturopath and therapist in clinical psychoneuroimmunology. He is CEO of KPNI Germany, and also leads his own practice. He has (co)authored scientific publications and lectured on a range of topics related to KPNI.
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Professor Dr. Frits Muskiet
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Prof. dr. Frits Muskiet is professor emeritus of pathophysiology and clinical chemical analysis. He has been (co)advisor of 32 PhD students and has (co)authored more than 280 PubMed registered publications.
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