Somer DelSignore

Somer DelSignore Restoring the Pediatric Terrain.” I also offer wellness consultations and IV therapy to help patients decrease inflammation and boost the immune system.

Hudson Valley Integrative Health
Dr. Somer DelSignore, DNP, Fellow MAPS, AAOT, ILADS Member Professional speaker, author and adjunct professor, CEO/Founder
“Beyond Symptoms.Beyond Diagnosis. I treat the PANS, Lyme, Autoimmune Encephalopathy and Autism connection with root cause medicine providing comprehensive, integrative consultation for pediatric patients up to 26 years old afflicted chronic underlying infection, toxic exposures and immune imbalances.

06/17/2026

I had the pleasure of sitting down with Susan Robbins for her podcast, Everyday Epigenetics to talk about the roots of childhood illness.

🎙️One of the things we discussed is my approach to diagnosing and treating congenital and pediatric complex illness, and how I look at both the mother and the father’s genetics. BOTH parents’ genes determine how healthy the pregnancy, and eventually the child, will be.

🌿A root-cause approach means looking deeper, and never following a one-size-fits-all treatment plan. 🙏Thank you for helping me spread this education and awareness!

🔎Most people are taught to recognize Lyme disease through the “classic” picture, but pediatric tickborne illness often l...
06/16/2026

🔎Most people are taught to recognize Lyme disease through the “classic” picture, but pediatric tickborne illness often looks very different.

Many families spend years searching for answers because these symptoms are frequently misunderstood as purely psychological or behavioral.

💡We have to start looking deeper when things change in children, especially when symptoms are chronic, complex, and inflammatory in nature.

The absence of a remembered tick bite does not rule out exposure. The absence of a rash does not rule out illness. And “normal” labs do not always explain a suffering child.

💚Earlier recognition leads to better outcomes. Follow along for more pediatric root-cause healing education.

06/11/2026

After years of working with children with complex neuroimmune conditions, I’ve learned some important truths about nervous system healing.

🧩Healing is not just about killing infections. Many chronically ill children are stuck in survival mode. Fight-or-flight becomes the body’s default setting:
- Poor sleep
- Anxiety
- Sensory overwhelm
- Gut dysfunction
- Chronic inflammation

🧩Before the body can heal, it has to feel safe. That’s why nervous system regulation matters:
- Breathwork
- Vagus nerve support
- Sleep restoration
- Reducing inflammatory triggers
- Calming the immune system

Regulation has to come before eradication. To learn more about my root-cause approach to healing, visit https://hudsonvalleyintegrativehealth.com/

06/09/2026

Mold produces mycotoxins, biologically active compounds that may affect multiple systems in the body, especially in children.

Today I'm using popular movies and their villains to help explain four common mold types, and the ways they can impact kids’ brains, lungs, hormones, & immune systems.

🎬 Trichothecenes = The Invisible Man meets World War Z - the invisible attacker
🎬 Aflatoxins = The Emporor’s New Groove - the slow poison
🎬 Ochratoxins = Inside Out, the brain villain
🎬 Zearalenones = Freaky Friday, the hormone disruptor

Children are often more vulnerable because their bodies, brains, and immune systems are still developing.

If your child struggles with chronic cough, recurrent infections, fatigue, brain fog, mood changes, unexplained symptoms, or persistent health issues that no one can quite explain, it may be worth considering environmental factors as part of the bigger picture.

🧩Water damage, hidden mold growth, and environmental exposures are often overlooked pieces of the health puzzle, and addressing them can be a meaningful step toward healing.

Have you ever discovered mold or water damage in your home that affected your family's health? Share your experience below. ⬇️

I’m honored to be joining the Virtual Lyme Impact Series hosted by PA Lyme Resource Network on June 16th from 7:00–8:30 ...
06/09/2026

I’m honored to be joining the Virtual Lyme Impact Series hosted by PA Lyme Resource Network on June 16th from 7:00–8:30 PM EST for an important conversation about How Vector-borne Diseases Impact Children.

Too many children struggling with developmental regression, chronic inflammation, and neurological symptoms are still being overlooked, misdiagnosed, or told their symptoms are “just behavioral.”

During this presentation, we’ll explore the evolving understanding of pediatric tickborne illness, neuroinflammation, congenital Lyme disease, immune dysfunction, and why early recognition matters so deeply for long-term outcomes.

This conversation is for parents, practitioners, advocates, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of chronic childhood illness.

📅 June 16, 2026
🕖 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM EST
Hosted by PA Lyme Resource Network

Register at: https://www.palyme.org/virtual-lyme-impact-series

06/05/2026

🔎Children are not just small adults, especially when it comes to Lyme disease and other complex chronic illnesses.

In children, these illnesses are often driven less by infection alone and more by immune dysregulation, neuroinflammation, and endothelial dysfunction.

Kids are biologically different. Their immune systems are still developing, their detox pathways are immature, and their brains are far more reactive due to higher neuroplasticity and a more vulnerable blood-brain barrier.🧠

That means inflammation can rapidly impact mood, behavior, sleep, cognition, and emotional regulation.

🧩When we continue treating children like small adults, we miss what pediatric illness actually looks like.

Earlier recognition leads to better treatment, better support, and ultimately better outcomes for children.

06/03/2026

🤰Congenital Lyme disease is still one of the most overlooked conversations in medicine.

Some children begin life already carrying:
- chronic inflammation
- immune dysfunction
- neurological symptoms
- developmental struggles
- unexplained chronic illness

And too often, parents are told:
“Everything looks normal.”

🎙️I recently had the honor of speaking at ILADS Europe about the urgent need for earlier recognition, deeper investigation, and root-cause care for both mothers and children affected by complex chronic illness.

Because when we stop dismissing symptoms, we can start changing outcomes.

🌳This education matters.
These families deserve answers.
And these children deserve a future built on understanding, not dismissal.

06/01/2026

If your child seems to struggle when school lets out, there may be more going on than just adjusting to summer.

For children with Lyme disease, PANS/PANDAS, and other complex neuroimmune conditions, changes in routine can create real nervous system stress. The structure of the school year often provides a sense of predictability that helps support regulation.

As summer begins, try to:
✅Keep consistent wake times, meals, and bedtimes
✅ Prepare your child for upcoming changes
✅ Prioritize movement, outdoor time, and regulation tools
✅ Watch for early signs of dysregulation before they escalate

If transitions are difficult for your child, it's not a parenting failure. It's often a nervous system asking for more support.

A little structure can go a long way toward making summer more enjoyable for the whole family.

05/26/2026

🎙️I recently joined the Podcast to talk about something I see every day in my practice, and that is how Lyme disease and related infections don’t always present the way we expect.

In many cases, especially in children, symptoms show up as changes in mood, behavior, cognition, and nervous system regulation, not as a classic infection.

We discussed how we have to start thinking beyond isolated symptoms and begin looking at the full neuroimmune picture. When we understand how infections, inflammation, and the brain are connected, we can start asking better questions and, more importantly, finding better answers.

💚If this resonates with you or your family, you are not alone. Listen to the full episode to go deeper, and share it with someone who needs to hear this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCnl3r6hqU4

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