In this Live Well learning pillar workshop, 1440 Multiversity Adjunct Faculty Dr. Darla Booth, DC, CFMC will give you next-step actions to take in your doctor’s office and in your daily life to better understand and manage autoimmunity. Where Western medicine offers limited tools for managing autoimmune disease, Dr. Booth’s functional medicine protocols can help you get to the root cause of your diagnosis, successfully prevent and manage flares, and offer complementary support alongside your rheumatologist. This workshop session is perfect for anyone with a confirmed diagnosis, a positive ANA lab result, family history of autoimmune disease, or in the middle of the diagnostic process.
Afterward, enjoy a nourishing, locally sourced dinner at Kitchen Table, featuring global cuisine prepared by the 1440 Culinary Team. This shared meal is an opportunity to reflect, connect, and engage with like-hearted community members while deepening your commitment to well-being.
ABOUT DR. DARLA BOOTH
Dr. Darla Booth helps people manage their autoimmune disease by making incremental shifts in their everyday lives.
Dr. Darla Booth, DC, AFMC specializes in helping patients with complex health issues identify their root cause, improve symptoms, and stack habits to optimize their health with functional medicine protocols. Her care complements the support patients receive through Western medicine; taking a big picture approach to health through lab work analysis, lifestyle adjustments, and nutritional support.
In addition to her background in kinesiology and chiropractic, she is both an Advanced Functional Medicine Clinician and a Certified Functional Nutritionist. Dr. Booth treats patients locally in her Los Gatos office and offers telehealth consultations worldwide. You can learn more about how to support your autoimmune disease through her online courses launching in early 2026.
As a nonprofit philanthropic campus, proceeds from 1440 community education class bookings contribute to serving our community by providing scholarships and volunteer services in support of creating hope for living well.
Time: 4:00-7:00 p.m.
Price: $75 per person, includes dinner at Kitchen Table
Workshop Schedule:
- 3:30-4:30 p.m.: Arrival & Registration
- 4:30-6:00 p.m.: The Autoimmune Shift workshop with Dr. Darla Booth, DC, CFMC
- 6:00-7:00 p.m.: Dinner at Kitchen Table; sustainable, locally sourced and mindfully prepared
- 7:00-7:30 p.m.: Event Conclusion & Departure
Dinner Menu:
- Due to the seasonality of our menu and the local ingredients we procure, the menu for tonight's dinner will be posted approximately one week prior to the event. A plant-based option is always available.
- If you have any dietary allergies or restrictions, please email us at info@1440.org so we may do our best to accommodate you.
Event Notes:
- Guests are welcome to arrive to campus and register as early at 3:30 p.m. to enjoy our Lodge Retail Shop, Bridge of Intentions and Common Grounds Patio. Please note that other locations of campus, including the trails and jacuzzi tub, are reserved for overnight program guest use only and are not available for this local Community Education Class.
- This is an indoor event, held in one of our well-ventilated classroom spaces.
- 1440 will provide everything required for this class.
- This program may be filmed and/or photographed to support our 1440 nonprofit mission work, marketing and learning pillars.
- Reusable water bottles are welcome -- filtered water stations are available throughout campus.
- Kitchen Table offers ample indoor and outdoor seating, including outdoor covered seating options.
- This is an 18-and-over event.
Cancellation Policy: Participants may request a refund up to 7 days before the event. After this period, all sales are final. All proceeds from Community Learning Events support our 1440 philanthropic and volunteer efforts.
Visit our Frequently Asked Questions for information about our campus policies. Please note that 1440 is a smoke-free, tobacco-free and cannabis-free campus. 1440 follows California law which only allows persons with disabilities to bring trained service dogs and psychiatric service dogs to campus; all other animals are prohibited.
Visit our Community Education Calendar at 1440.org to explore our other learning experiences, designed to engage you in the immersive 1440 experience.
