Nutritional Low Dose Lithium for Mental Health Treatment

Lithium was one of the first elements created during the Big Bang—and it remains one of the most important minerals for human brain health. While most clinicians know lithium as a high-dose prescription for bipolar disorder, Dr. Greenblatt’s 30 years of clinical application demonstrate that low-dose lithium offers remarkable neuro-protective and mood-stabilizing benefits across a wide spectrum of mental health conditions.
IN Focus First presents James M. Greenblatt, MD—psychiatrist, functional psychiatry pioneer, will explore the science, safety, and clinical application of low-dose lithium for brain health. Drawing on decades of clinical experience, Dr. Greenblatt will discuss lithium’s unique biological roles: supporting neurogenesis, protecting neurons from oxidative stress, modulating inflammation, and enhancing cognitive resilience.

What You’ll Gain
In this webinar for providers of all background, Dr. Greenblatt will draw on decades of clinical treatment, discussing lithium’s unique biological roles: supporting neurogenesis, protecting neurons from oxidative stress, modulating inflammation, and enhancing cognitive resilience.
You’ll learn how low-dose lithium can be integrated into treatment plans for mood disorders, Alzheimer’s disease, depression, substance use recovery, and more. Whether you are a mental health clinician, neurologist, or integrative medicine practitioner, this webinar will provide practical insights and protocols for using nature’s original mood stabilizer safely and effectively.

Key Takeaways:
The history and essential biology of lithium as an element
Evidence for low-dose lithium in Alzheimer’s disease prevention and cognitive decline
Lithium’s role in mood stabilization, neuroprotection, and recovery from psychiatric medication withdrawal
Clinical dosing, safety, and monitoring for low-dose applications
Integrating low-dose lithium into a functional psychiatry toolkit
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