Events
Learn about our upcoming events and see where Tarheel PGx Consulting has been.
Interested in having Dr. Turner as a speaker or guest at your next event? Click here to check for availability in 2023.
December 10, 2022
Christmas Open House
On Saturday December 10, Tarheel PGx Consulting, Butterfly Counseling and K. Cradley & Co. celebrated their first Christmas Open House.
There were lots of sweet treats and giveaways and we were able to celebrate our Hometown Heroes (Harnett County teachers).
We had a giveaway basket which included a gift voucher for one Nutrigenomics Package and supplements from PureGenomics®.
Thank you to everyone who came out to visit.
October 19, 2022
Lunch and Learn: Mental Health
During our first "Lunch and Learn", we focused on the topic of mental health and how our DNA can affect different medications to treat depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia.
April Dupree, owner of Butterfly Counseling and a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor, also joined the event. She shared some anxiety and coping strategies that you can use while at home, at work, and even in the car.
If you weren't able to attend the live Zoom, you can watch the recording here.
Dr. Melissa Turner
Founder/CEO of Tarheel PGx Consulting
April Dupree, LCMHC
Founder of Butterfly Counseling
September 24, 2022
Dr. Turner Presents in Nevada
A large part of Tarheel PGx Consulting is providing education about how a patient's medications can be affected by changes in their DNA (pharmacogenomics/PGx).
It's important to not only educate people about how PGx can help them if they are struggling to find the right medication to help with their condition but it's also important to teach healthcare professionals. We want pharmacists, nurses, and doctors to be aware of this technology and how it can help cut down on the trial-and-error prescribing.
Thank you to the Nevada Pharmacy Alliance and the Nevada Society of Health-System Pharmacists for the opportunity to come to Renown Health and teach pharmacists about pharmacogenomics and how it can help their patients.
