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Advocacy, Education & Empowerment for Rare and Autoimmune Disease
The Inflamed Nurse is a nurse-led wellness and advocacy platform dedicated to empowering individuals living with rare, undiagnosed, and autoimmune conditions. Founded by Alicia Truelove, MSN, RN, CV-BC, NPD-BC, a nationally recognized nurse and rare disease advocate, the brand combines clinical expertise with lived experience to offer compassionate care, education, and support. Through storytelling, advocacy, and evidence-based tools, The Inflamed Nurse helps patients navigate complex health journeys with confidence, community, and clarity.
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MSN, RN, CV-BC, NPD-BC.
Founder, ART Professional Development Services. Co-Founder, Divine Direction Nurse Advocates
We start by understanding your unique story—your symptoms, challenges, and goals.
Together, we create a personalized care or advocacy roadmap with tools, education, and support.
We stand by you through every step—appointments, decisions, and beyond—so you're never alone.
Schedule a personalized, nurse-led session designed to support your unique autoimmune or rare disease journey. Whether you need symptom guidance, advocacy help, or wellness planning, we’re here to empower you with compassionate care and clinical insight.
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A holistic, nurse-led workshop offering practical tools for symptom management, self-advocacy, and emotional resilience for those living with rare, undiagnosed, or autoimmune conditions
This session teaches participants how to use structured journaling to recognize patterns, improve communication with providers, and gain clarity in complex health journeys.
This workshop explores the critical role nurses play in advocating for rare and undiagnosed disease patients at the bedside, in care teams, and within health policy. Attendees will learn how to identify advocacy opportunities, communicate patient needs effectively, and drive equity through nurse-led initiatives.
The Inflamed Nurse is a nurse-led wellness and advocacy platform created by Alicia Truelove, MSN, RN. It supports individuals living with rare, undiagnosed, and autoimmune conditions through expert-led education, symptom tracking tools, support groups, and nurse-driven advocacy.
Anyone living with a chronic, autoimmune, or rare condition—as well as caregivers, nurses, and health professionals seeking to better understand patient experience—can benefit from our resources, events, and advocacy support.
Yes! Most of our offerings, including support groups, speaking engagements, and wellness consultations, are available virtually to ensure accessibility regardless of location.
Visit the “Book a Session” section on our website or email us directly at info@themediarx.com with your event details. We’ll respond with availability and speaking topics.
Alicia covers topics such as rare diseases, inflammation, patient advocacy, civic engagement in healthcare, social determinants of health, and nurse-led leadership. Her workshops blend clinical insight with personal lived experience.
Yes! We offer continuing education sessions, webinars, and consulting for healthcare professionals who want to integrate advocacy, health equity, and rare disease literacy into their care practices.
