VACCINE CONSULTATIONS
A jam-packed visit with evidence-based information designed to help inform, guide, and empower you to make the best decision for your family.
Vaccines are hands down one of the most stressful and fear inducing topics for most parents. It is common for me to sit with parents contemplating if they are making the right choice for their child.
Are vaccines keeping you up at night thinking: What should I expect? Is my child at a higher risk for vaccine reactions? Is there anything I can do to help my child stay healthy while getting fully vaccinated? Feeling pressured from your pediatrician or family. What information is correct? How do I get my child caught up so they can go to school? These are all very real questions and mom, dad, caregiver— I see you.
This is a complex topic, but I am here to guide and support you as you make the best decision for your child and family. Here at Young Medicine we believe knowledge is power and will support our educated parents in whatever decision they decide on.
WHAT TO EXPECT
You will receive one copy of Dr. Michelle’s “Vaccine Consultation Workbook”
In this 60-minute educational session, you and Dr. Michelle will go through the workbook together so that you understand the vaccines, risks, and your options
Non-judgmental and safe space to ask questions and discuss concerns about vaccines
An empowering experience so that you have the knowledge to make an informed decision for
your child and family
Vaccine consultations are strictly educational
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
Which vaccines are required for schooling in California
Thoroughly understand each vaccine
CDC recommended vaccine schedule and alternatives
Exemption options and your options as a parent/guardian
Options of vaccine brands you can choose from
How to make vaccines more comfortable
What steps you can take to optimize your child’s health before and after vaccination administration
What to do if you think your child is having a vaccine reaction
Special topics on Tylenol, Thimerosal, Aluminum, SIDS, and Autism