FAQs – Practitioners, Home Set-up Trainers and Referrals

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 I would like to speak to a recovered Gerson patient. Can the Gerson Institute provide me with the contact information for recovered patients?

Yes, the Gerson Institute maintains lists of recovered patients, organized by condition and location. Our Networkers are volunteers, who graciously donate their time to speak with new and prospective patients of the Gerson Therapy. We can provide contact information for Networkers to patients seriously considering following the Gerson Therapy.

For more information, see: 

 

Are there any private practice doctors in the US that treat patients using the Gerson Therapy?

We are in the process of training a few practitioners in the US through our Practitioner Training Program, which takes two years to complete. We hope in the near future that there will be some Gerson practitioners in the U.S., but at this time there are none that have completed the full training program. If you are a medical practitioner or student that would like more information, see:

We welcome your assistance with locating qualified medical professionals with the following degrees: MD, ND, DO, DC and NP who would like to participate in our Practitioner Training Program to become a trained Gerson practitioner.

 

 Is the Gerson Institute where patients are treated?

No. The Gerson Institute is a non-profit organization that provides education and training in the Gerson Therapy. We do not treat patients at our office in San Diego.

There are currently two licensed Gerson treatments centers where patients are treated – see our clinics pages for more information.

 
 I’m a doctor that would like some information on your physician training program.

Our Gerson Therapy Practitioner Training is designed for licensed medical professionals with primarily the following degrees: MD, ND, DO, DC and NP. We do not accept graduates of correspondence schools. The training consists of two phases, Modules I and II, with an optional third continuing education Module. Module I is a week-long training held once a year in May.

I am a doctor, and I would like to open up a new Gerson clinic. How can I begin that process?

To open a licensed Gerson treatment center, there are many considerations and steps to be made. First, and most importantly, you must have at least one licensed Gerson practitioner. We provide our Gerson Therapy Practitioner Training Program to train and license doctors in the Gerson Therapy. Once you have a doctor that is fully certified as a Gerson practitioner, you can begin the process of applying to open a Gerson clinic. For more questions about opening clinics, please contact our office.

 

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