Rashes BeGone® is not a course.

It is a concierge clinical care program where families work directly with Jennifer over six months.

You receive personalized strategy, testing guidance, and ongoing clinical oversight as your child’s body begins to heal. The process includes private sessions, live support sessions, and direct messaging depending on the level of support you choose.

This structure allows us to adjust your child’s plan as symptoms change, rather than relying on a one-time protocol.

After enrolling, you will complete onboarding forms that allow us to review your child’s full health history.

You’ll receive your at-home functional lab kit, and we begin mapping out your child’s healing plan right away.

Your first private session focuses on reviewing testing, identifying root causes, and building your child’s personalized protocol.

From there, we guide the process together through ongoing support, progress tracking, and adjustments as your child’s body responds.

Healing chronic skin conditions takes time.

As the body begins to rebalance, symptoms change and protocols often need to be adjusted along the way. The six-month structure allows us to uncover root causes, implement targeted support, and guide the process as your child’s body responds.

Many families begin seeing improvements earlier, but the six-month framework allows for meaningful progress and stability.

Because this is high-touch concierge care, we intentionally limit the number of families enrolled at one time.

This ensures every child receives thoughtful oversight, timely responses, and personalized strategy throughout the process.

Jennifer works primarily with infants and children (ages 0 to early / mid teens) experiencing chronic skin conditions such as:

• eczema
• hives
• recurring rashes
• food reactions
• skin infections

Many children also have related concerns involving gut health, immune dysregulation, food sensitivities, or inflammation.

Most families join when symptoms have persisted despite trying multiple treatments.

Yes. Many children with chronic skin symptoms also have underlying gut and immune imbalances.

The goal of this work is to identify and address the internal drivers contributing to symptoms, rather than focusing only on the skin.

As the body begins to rebalance internally, food tolerance and skin symptoms often improve together.

Children with complex or multi-layered symptoms are often a strong fit for this work.

These situations typically require a structured, root-cause approach rather than isolated treatments.

During the process we look at gut health, immune balance, nutrient status, and inflammatory triggers so the body can begin stabilizing.

Yes. Breastfed infants are very common in this program.

In these cases we evaluate the baby’s symptoms, maternal diet and health factors, and potential underlying drivers that may be contributing to inflammation or skin reactions.

Support strategies are adapted appropriately for both mother and baby.

Many families initially join for skin symptoms, but the underlying drivers often affect other areas of health as well.

If your child has concerns involving gut health, food reactions, immune imbalance, or chronic inflammation, this approach may still be a strong fit.

You are welcome to reach out before enrolling if you’d like confirmation.

Our goal is not to place children on unnecessary restrictive diets.

Instead, we focus on identifying underlying drivers so the body can begin stabilizing and food tolerance can improve over time.

Some temporary adjustments may be helpful during certain phases, but the long-term goal is always the broadest, most nourishing diet possible.

Yes.

Nutrition guidance is provided as part of your child’s personalized plan so you have clear direction on how to support healing while maintaining adequate nourishment.

Yes. Families join from many locations around the world.

All testing is done through at-home lab kits, supplements and resources are available, and sessions are conducted virtually.