Yours is written down.
You already know the pattern. What you don't know is which parts traveled down, to whom, and which of them respond to anything.
$5,000 for two, $2,150 for each person after that. Payment plans at checkout.
Jenn and Jeff Peterson, Private Immersion clients
One person's results are a map. A family's results are a lineage.
When a parent and an adult child both test, the facts line up into a story: which side a pattern traveled down, and which things skipped someone entirely. A thirty-five-year-old learns what their father found out at sixty-five, with three decades to do something about it.
That head start is the entire point. Genetics doesn't change. What changes is how early you know.
Father
Carries the higher-risk setting at a common cardiovascular locus. Found out at 64, after a scare.
Daughter
Inherited it. Knows at 36, with the levers that respond, and time to pull them.
Son
Didn't inherit it. The worry he grew up with was never his to carry.
An illustration, not a real family's data.
Every combination below is common.
Couples
Two people who share a kitchen and a bedtime, and respond to both completely differently.
Parents and children at home
Why one child unravels at bedtime and the other doesn't, and why the same discipline works on one and not the other.
Parents and teenagers
Mood, stress, sleep timing, focus, and the hormones underneath all of it. Context a therapist or prescriber can use.
A parent and adult children
Decades of warning instead of a diagnosis.
Adult siblings
Same parents, different draws. Testing together settles it.
Three generations
Grandparent, parent, adult child. The clearest view of what travels down a line and what stops.
"We were both so impressed that we had our two daughters take it, and our son and daughter-in-law are taking the journey too."
I was very skeptical about the testing and the process, up until my one-on-one meeting with Jenn. My wife and I still discuss how spot on she was with all the information. I would have thought she had a crystal ball.
Walter Sadauskas, Genomics Immersion client
Your own results. One conversation together.
01
Your own everything
Each person gets their own test, their own results, their own Personal Overview, and the teaching. Nobody sees anyone else's results unless they choose to share them.
02
Then we sit down together
Two people get one 90-minute session, side by side. Three or more get two: what runs through the family, then what each person does about their own.
03
Adults control their own results
I won't discuss an adult's results with a family member, including the one who paid. Minor children's results belong with their parents.
It's the Genomics Immersion, run for your family.
Every person gets their own panel with core pharmacogenomics, their own Personal Overview, the teaching, the weekly hour, and the Lounge, plus the session where I walk your family through all of it together.
Two people. $5,000.
$2,500 each. Everything for both of you, and one 90-minute session together. Payment plans at checkout.
Three or more. $5,000, then $2,150 each.
A family of three is $7,150; a family of four is $9,300. Minors included. Two sessions with the whole family.
Your clients have handled the financial side of what they'll leave behind. Nobody has offered them anything for the biological side.
"I hired somebody to coach me on my health, my longevity, my quality of life. This is something money can't buy."
Jeff Hancher
National bestselling author, keynote speaker, and leadership development expert
Seven questions families ask.
Can we test our children?+
Yes, and for a lot of families it's the most useful thing they do. Parents routinely discover that the child they've been parenting "wrong" is simply built differently from their sibling. Parents hold their minor child's results, as they do the rest of their child's health information.
Does everyone have to see everyone else's results?+
Among adults, no. Each adult owns their own data and decides what to share, and I won't disclose an adult's results to a family member, including the person who paid.
Should my teenager be in the room for their own results?+
Your call. Many families find it lands better when the young person hears it directly: "this is how you're built, and it explains something you've been frustrated by." Tell me your preference and I'll shape the session.
What if one person doesn't want to know something?+
That's respected completely. Tell me beforehand and I'll shape their Overview accordingly. Choosing not to know something is a legitimate choice.
Do we all have to do it at the same time?+
No. Kits can go out together or separately. The shared session happens once everyone's results are in.
We're spread across different cities. Does that work?+
Yes. Kits ship to each address and the sessions are online. Most family groups have never been in the same room for this.
My family history is the whole reason I'm here. Is this the right thing?+
If your family shows a pattern of common conditions, yes, this is exactly the work. A specific inherited disorder such as BRCA, Lynch, or Huntington's belongs with clinical genetic testing through your physician first. More on that distinction here.
Find out what actually runs in your family.
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