The North Star Map & Strategy Session

Guiding You out of the Storm

The North Star Map & Strategy Session

The North Star Map & Strategy Session is a focused, two‑visit consulting package designed to give you a clear, research‑grade map of your Type B neuroimmune case and a realistic, physiology‑led strategy for next steps.

Across two structured sessions, we:

  • Synthesize your scattered history, testing, and prior treatments into a single coherent story

  • Identify likely core drivers (CIRS/biotoxin, MCAS, dysautonomia, infections, toxic family systems)

  • Outline a phased, Type B‑friendly plan that protects your nervous system while you begin to move forward

This is a stand‑alone consultation: you leave with a robust written map and strategy you can use on your own or with your existing care team.


Your Type B Neuroimmune Map

Goal: To build a coherent, research‑grade map of and stabilization plan for your Type B neuroimmune system so we are no longer “chasing symptoms,” but working from a structured understanding of your load and capacity.

The two visits map you across environmental/biotoxin, infectious/post‑infectious, and relational‑trauma loads and their cumulative effects on your immune system, autonomic nervous system, and brain‑body physiology.

This level of mapping and documentation is part of what makes The North Star a research-grade consulting model rather than a standardized method.

What’s included:

  • Extensive record review
    In addition to your intake forms, I review prior labs, imaging, consults, and key symptom histories in advance of our appointments. This is where much of the real work begins—identifying patterns, missed connections, and places where Type B physiology has been misunderstood.

  • Two 60‑minute visits over 2–3 weeks

    • Visit 1: Western / Functional & Neuroimmune Mapping
      Detailed medical, psychosocial, and symptom history, plus an initial testing strategy to assess baseline and fill in the gaps where needed. We focus on Western/functional and neuroimmune terrain: biotoxins, infections, MCAS, dysautonomia, gut/autoimmune patterns, and prior treatment responses.

    • Visit 2: Autonomic / Limbic Mapping & Integrated 3–6 Month Roadmap
      A deeper dive into current environmental/biotoxin, infectious, and relational loads, and how they are shaping your immune system, autonomic nervous system, cognitive/emotional state, and physical symptoms. We then integrate your new and prior test results into a single Type B neuroimmune map that clarifies primary drivers and outlines the first 3–6 months of active, Type B‑friendly stabilization.

  • Roadmap
    Integrated analysis of your new and prior test results, distilled into a single Type B neuroimmune map. This clarifies the primary drivers of your current symptoms and outlines the first phase of active stabilization.

What I build for you - As part of the Map & Strategy Session, I create research‑grade documentation for your case that we use to establish a baseline and track progress as we work together:

  • Pre‑Jupiter summary of testing and diagnoses
    A clear written summary of your key prior tests, diagnoses, and major interventions before working with me, so we have a single, coherent starting point.

  • A living 14‑page tracking spreadsheet
    A detailed spreadsheet that tracks your labs and key metrics over time during our work together. This lets us see patterns, trajectories, and treatment effects.

  • Comprehensive treatment recommendation handouts
    After each visit, you receive a written treatment handout that explains why each intervention is recommended, the logistics of how to take it, and how it fits into the larger plan.

  • A structured treatment plan document
    A written plan that outlines:

    • Key findings and drivers from your mapping and test review

    • What still needs to improve

    • Short‑ and long‑term goals

    • Treatments including: supplements, nervous‑system repair, sleep hygiene, dietary recommendations, time in nature, and rest/activity recommendations

This level of mapping and documentation is part of what makes The North Star a research-grade consulting model rather than a standardized method.


Visit 1 – Neuroimmune & Exposure Mapping (Western / Functional)

In Visit 1 we build a clear, research‑grade map of your physiology and exposures. We focus on a complete medical and social history, including:

  • Mold/biotoxin exposure, Lyme/coinfections, viral infections

  • MCAS and histamine symptoms

  • POTS/dysautonomia and neuro‑cardio/autonomic signs

  • PANS/PANDAS, ME/CFS/Long‑COVID‑like patterns

  • IBS/SIBO/leaky‑gut patterns

  • Autoimmune diagnoses and metabolic factors

  • Medication/supplement history and key treatment reactions

The primary work of Visit 1 is mapping and pattern recognition, not intervention.

You leave Visit 1 with:

  • A clearer picture of your neuroimmune terrain

  • Identification of obvious overloads and red flags

  • A sense of where your case likely sits in the Type B neuroimmune landscape (biotoxin‑heavy, MCAS‑dominant, dysautonomia‑dominant, complex trauma‑layered, etc.)

Depending on your buffer and timing, we may name 1–2 low‑load stabilizing directions —with the full plan coming only after the second visit, once your entire picture is in view.


Visit 2 – Autonomic / Limbic Mapping

In Visit 2, we complete the map and then translate it into an integrated, Type B‑friendly strategy.

First, we deepen the autonomic, limbic, and pattern mapping:

  • Past and current influences on your nervous‑system development

  • How and when you crash; what “overload” looks like for you

  • Your particular Type B style: hyperadrenergic, flat/atrophic, or mixed

  • Classical East Asian medicine perspectives on chronic infections (Gu/Nüe‑like syndromes)

  • Organ‑system and constitutional patterns that match your symptoms

  • Clarification of toxic relational exposures (narcissistic/immature family systems) as ongoing physiologic load

Then we integrate your key labs and imaging (old and new) with:

  • Western and functional medicine findings

  • CIRS/biotoxin and MCAS/autonomic mapping

  • Classical East Asian patterning

  • Your real‑life Type B reactivity and capacity

You leave Visit 2 with:

  • 1–2 gentle nervous‑system micro‑practices you can realistically integrate (if and only if your physiology has enough buffer)

  • A clearer sense of how medications, herbal, and nutritional tools might be used for your terrain, at Type B‑compatible doses and pacing

This all arrives after Visit 2, once I have your full story, testing, and pattern map—not at the end of Visit 1. You receive your integrated written plan and tracking tools as part of the North Star Map & Strategy deliverables (pre‑Jupiter summary, 14‑page spreadsheet, structured plan document, and treatment handouts).


Your Integrated Map & Strategy

Once I have your full story, testing, and pattern map, you will receive:

  • A written 3–12 month roadmap that is:

    • Sequenced – what comes first, what clearly comes later

    • Individualized – what is appropriate for your terrain right now

    • Protective – explicit about what is not appropriate for you to do right now

  • Your integrated written plan and tracking tools as part of the North Star Map & Strategy:

    • pre‑Jupiter summary

    • 14‑page spreadsheet

    • structured plan document

    • treatment handouts


Fees & Policies

This is a research‑grade, Type B Neuroimmune consulting practice.

The fee structure reflects the depth of case review, pattern differentiation, pre- and post- visit work and ongoing complex mapping that this work requires.

Fee Overview

  • Type B Neuroimmune Intake (3 visits + record review, up to 200 pages): $2,200

    • Additional record review beyond 200 pages: $220 per 100 pages or portion


Cancellation, Rescheduling, and Refund Policy

Rescheduling / Cancellations

  • Map & Strategy Session visits require 2 weeks’ notice except in true emergencies.

Arriving late

  • If you arrive late, the visit will still end at the scheduled time and the full fee applies.

Refunds

  • Fees for completed or missed appointments are non‑refundable.

  • For the Onboarding Type B Neuroimmune Intake, there is a non‑refundable $400 portion of the fee.


Next Steps

If you want your own personalized map & strategy out of the storm,

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