Isabelle Brock, MD, performs clinical research and offers comprehensive services to clients with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS), connective tissue disorders, dysautonomia, mast cell disorders, and problems with posture and proprioception at Clinical Paradigms and QoLify (Quality of Life Improvements for You). She is a visiting scientist at Indiana University School of Medicine, Dept of Medical and Molecular Genetics and the Indiana University Health Center for Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes: a clinic dedicated to research, education, and patient care for EDS and its comorbidities.
Dr. Brock has more than eight years of experience in EDS research including opening clinics solely dedicated to EDS and its comorbidities. Dr. Brock’s thesis on EDS is the basis on which the EDS Paris scale was created.
Dr. Brock serves as a member of the International Consortium on EDS, Pain Management as well as the Allergy and Immunology working group and is a member of the Breaking Down Barriers group; She is the President of the Research and Study Group for EDS at GERSED, France and is an honorary president for GERSED, Belgium; She serves as the Chief Scientific Officer at the EDS Initiative Deutschland and sits on the scientific committee of the Foundation for Research and Advocacy in Muscle Pain Education (FRAME).
Education: Doctor of Medicine at Windsor University School of Medicine in St. Kitts, West Indies; Bachelor of Arts in Italian Philology from the University of Stockholm, Sweden; Certificate in EDS Diagnosis from the Paris-Est Créteil University in Paris, France; Certificate in Ayurvedic Medicine for Medical Professionals from the Institute of Ayurveda and Alternative Medicine in Sri Lanka (in conjunction with the University of Ruhuna, Sri Lanka).
Fluent in: English, French, German, Italian, Swedish.