Foundations of Autonomic Neuroanatomy and Neurochemistry

This 25-hour course is the first in a six-part series focused on developing clinical mastery in the diagnosis and management of autonomic syndromes. Learners will explore the anatomy, physiology, and central integration of the autonomic nervous system (ANS), with an emphasis on applying foundational science to real-world case analysis. Topics include cranial and peripheral autonomic pathways, neurotransmission, brainstem and forebrain contributions, and neurocardiac integration. Designed for clinicians treating complex autonomic dysfunction, this course lays the groundwork for advanced clinical decision-making.