Podcasts about country doctor

HT2249 - Photograph What You Love It's my observation that every photographer has something that they love other than photography. Maybe that passion of ours can translate into an interesting photographic project. If you love pitching horseshoes, I would bet there's an interesting photographic project there, but I've never seen one. I've never seen a photographic project about gardening, although I've seen countless projects of flower blossoms. Don't think in terms of the product, but rather the process. W. Eugene Smith's Country Doctor comes to mind. Show your appreciation for our free weekly Podcast and our free daily Here's a Thought… with a donation Thanks!

Dr Marion Wellman is asked to perform some duties that he is sure weren't in the contract.Dom plays Dr Bastian FleischmannDan plays Gilbert GrayScott plays Dr Marion WellmanJoseph plays Harlan Blake P.I.Danann plays Jesse BrownAs dark deeds are discovered in the antiseptic halls of the Greenwood Asylum for the Deranged.If you like what you hear please support the show at ⁠⁠Patreon⁠⁠ to get early access, exclusive content and moreAnd if you don't know the marvelous work of the ⁠Apocalypse Players⁠ go and listen to it now (after finishing this of course!)

When Dr. Ayaz Virji first set foot in Dawson, Minnesota, he didn't know what to expect. He was a brown Muslim man walking into a predominantly white rural town. But much to his surprise Ayaz and his family fit right in. Dawson quickly became home and his neighbors became like his extended family. Then came the presidential election of 2016.A very big thank you to Ayaz and Mussarat Virji, and to Mandy France and Doug Peterson for sharing their story with Snap!For more, please make sure to check out Ayaz Virji's book, Love Thy Neighbor: A Muslim Doctor's Struggle for Home in Rural America.Produced by Nancy Lopez, original score by Renzo Gorrio, artwork by Teo DucotSnap Classic - Season 15 – Episode 36

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Peter & Ginger Breggin – Dr. Charles Hoffe, a dedicated physician in a small Canadian village, bravely speaks out against the dangers of mRNA vaccines despite facing severe backlash from authorities. With unwavering integrity, he fights to protect his patients and the community, supported by global experts. Discover his inspiring story and the ongoing legal battle threatening his medical license.

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Peter & Ginger Breggin – Dr. Charles Hoffe, a dedicated physician in a small Canadian village, bravely speaks out against the dangers of mRNA vaccines despite facing severe backlash from authorities. With unwavering integrity, he fights to protect his patients and the community, supported by global experts. Discover his inspiring story and the ongoing legal battle threatening his medical license.

Kafka's "A Country Doctor" is a short story that delves into themes of duty, isolation, and the surreal nature of existence. The narrative follows a rural doctor's harrowing night, filled with bizarre and unsettling experiences that blur the lines between reality and illusion.

So you just graduated, now what? This is a question that many naturopathic students ask themselves when they are about to graduate.  Dan Young, Traditional Naturopath, joins the ANMA podcast this month to share his advice and methods to becoming a successful business owner in the naturopathic industry. Dan Young is a long time member of the ANMA and ANMCB Board Certified Naturopath. He is the Director of County Doctor Nutritional Center and Lab in Cheyenne, WY. Dan offers two ANMCB CEU approved courses, Practice BluePrint that is highly beneficial in getting your naturopath practice started with the Hands on clinical experience. And just released a Kinesiology Certification course.  Country Doctor Nutritional Center is a family business established in 1998 by Samuel Young, a Board Certified Naturopath and Master Herbalist.  Samuel Young has since retired.  While the elder Samuel Young still mentors and acts as an advisor to the clinic, his son Dan Young, a Board Certified Naturopath and Certified Nutritional Counselor operates our clinic in Cheyenne, Wyoming.  Samuel Young formulated the Herbal Perfect extracts and capsules we use in our clinic today.  We take joy in offering our clients the best protocols, methods and products available in their journey to obtaining optimum health naturally. Are you thinking about advancing your natural health education and looking for a Naturopathic Program? We can assist you with the actual steps of implementing a plan on how to start your Naturopathic profession. Start by visiting the website of the ANMAB American Naturopathic Medical Accreditation Board. There you will find many Naturopathic and natural health programs to start your new natural health career or to advance your natural education. Is it time to renew your ANMCB Board Certification?  If you are looking to earn continuing education credits, explore the American Naturopathic Medical Certification Board website for a list of suggested courses and programs. Stay current with your Board Certification by earning the needed CEUs. Connect with Dan Young: Website:https://www.countrydoctornutritionalcenter.com/ Practice Blueprint Mentorship: https://www.practiceblueprintmentorship.com/ Email: DanYoungBCN@gmail.com Connect with us: American Naturopathic Medical Association: ⁠https://www.anma.org⁠ American Naturopathic Medical Certification Board: ⁠https://www.anmcb.org⁠ American Naturopathic Medical Accreditation Board: ⁠https://www.anmab.org⁠ Society of Complementary Alternative and Holistic Practitioners:⁠https://www.scahp.org⁠ Email: ⁠admin@anma.org **The views and opinions expressed on the Promoting & Protecting Naturopathy an ANMA Podcast are solely those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policies or positions of the ANMA. The information provided on this podcast is intended for educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as medical advice. Listeners are encouraged to consult with a qualified medical healthcare professional for any health-related questions or concerns. The ANMA does not endorse any products, services, or treatments mentioned on this podcast. Any reference to a specific product, service, or treatment is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation.*

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In this month's Stories from Another Day podcast episode, host Ken Maher introduces Dr. A.R. Stephen, a caring country doctor, soldier, and civic leader who moved to the tiny settlement that would become Collingwood in 1853, before the first train arrived in town. Dr. Stephen would spend more than 50 years organizing, protecting, serving, and caring for the residents and town he loved. The marks of his skilled hands are still visible across our community to this day. After the story we direct our listeners to go back through some of our older episodes with knowledge that Dr. AR Stephen was a prominent figure in each of them (see the links below). And then we end our time together with an invitation to share Family Day together at the museum. February 19 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. There will be lots of self-guided fun and games, free admission and 50 free activity kits for families. Come early, when they are gone they are gone. Episode Picture: Dr. AR Stephen [Collingwood Museum Collection X973.687.1] Research: Collingwood Public Library Local History Files, A.R. Stephen. Enterprise Messenger December 3, 1908 Collingwood Bulletin December 10, 1908 Enterprise Bulletin October 27, 1982 Enterprise Bulletin December 3, 2010 Lane-Moore, Laurel. Collingwood Historic Homes and Buildings BMFA 1989, p. 16 Links: “A Royal Snub” Season 1, Episode 8 https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cwoodstories/episodes/A-Royal-Snub-e16qvsq “Fair Play” Season 1, Episode 11 https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cwoodstories/episodes/Fair-Play-e18r8g2 “No Shot in the Dark” Season 1, Episode 7 https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cwoodstories/episodes/No-Shot-in-the-Dark-e14s4hj “Letters to Mother” Season 3, Episode 3 https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cwoodstories/episodes/Letters-To-Mother-e2bajjv --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cwoodstories/message

A Merry Christmas to every for this edition of Anime Secret Santa, and for those that don't celebrate or don't wish to celebrate, a happy holiday or, at the very least, have a good day to you. It's Anime Secret Santa time again! We've got some anime, and we watched a subset of that anime. Chris (@gokuffy) and Patz (@PatzPrime) join me (@taiikumenco) to talk about some anime: I talk about Pole Princess, Franz Kafka's A Country Doctor, and Heavenly Delusion Patz talks about The Great Adventure of Horus, Prince of the Sun Chris talks about Time of Eve Join the unofficial Taiiku Podcast discord, the OSMCast discord. Used with permission. Listen Show notes: 0:30 - Introductions, Anime Secret Santa background, and what our picks were 12:49 - I talk about Franz Kafka's A Country Doctor 18:20 - Chris talks about Time of Eve 40:35 - I talk about Pole Princess 44:19 - Patz talks about The Great Adventure of Horus, Prince of the Sun 55:50 - I talk about Heavenly Delusion Next time is top anime of 2023

A Merry Christmas to every for this edition of Anime Secret Santa, and for those that don't celebrate or don't wish to celebrate, a happy holiday or, at the very least, have a good day to you. It's Anime Secret Santa time again! We've got some anime, and we watched a subset of that anime. Chris (@gokuffy) and Patz (@PatzPrime) join me (@taiikumenco) to talk about some anime: I talk about Pole Princess, Franz Kafka's A Country Doctor, and Heavenly Delusion Patz talks about The Great Adventure of Horus, Prince of the Sun Chris talks about Time of Eve Join the unofficial Taiiku Podcast discord, the OSMCast discord. Used with permission. Listen Show notes: 0:30 - Introductions, Anime Secret Santa background, and what our picks were 12:49 - I talk about Franz Kafka's A Country Doctor 18:20 - Chris talks about Time of Eve 40:35 - I talk about Pole Princess 44:19 - Patz talks about The Great Adventure of Horus, Prince of the Sun 55:50 - I talk about Heavenly Delusion Next time is top anime of 2023

This week I am discussing the Astro chart of Dr (David) Michael Dixon who has been appointed Head of The Royal Medical Household The talk he will be giving next year https://www.ipmcongress.com/speakers/michael-dixon The GP practice where he works one day a week https://www.collegesurgery.org.uk/our-team *His book Time to Heal, Tales of a Country Doctor  https://amzn.to/41iBhuV Dr (David) Michael Dixon Sun Taurus, Moon Sagittarius, Mercury in Aries (Estimated time of birth 3pm, not sure on location, he said in his book his mother was 'making jam tarts', when she went into labour) Transits for publication of his book 2nd November 2020 *Amazon affliate link    

We are delighted to share that our 42nd Annual Convention & Educational Seminar was nothing short of spectacular, a testament to the strength and unity of our membership. Thank you to everyone who participated and contributed to making it a resounding success! From networking to learning, the ANMA convention truly has everything you need to succeed in your journey as a naturopath. All of our members, attendees and exhibitors all said that this was the “Best Convention”, so if you were not here this year, you really missed out! The good thing is you can join next year August 23 - 25, 2024 at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort. A Weekend of Natural Health Insight and Learning. For three unforgettable days, we had the privilege of learning from masters in the field of Naturopathy. These esteemed speakers shared their expertise through enlightening educational lectures, enriching our knowledge of natural health. Our convention offered a wealth of interactive workshops and specialized learning sessions, courtesy of our dedicated exhibitors. Attendees had the opportunity to dive deeper into the world of natural health, exploring the latest products and services from over 80 exhibitors. Join us In this episode, we to bring you to the Convention to hear from some of the exhibitors at the show. These exhibitors tell us about their products and experience of being at the ANMA Convention! In this episode we hear from: Our president, Dr. Richard Drucker, the founder of Drucker Labs (http://www.druckerlabs.com) Energy Bits (https://energybits.com) 123 HBOT (https://123hbot.com) Bighorn Botanicals (https://bighornbotanicals.com) Ameo Life (https://www.ameolife.com) Country Doctor (http://www.countrydoctornutritionalcenter.com/) MiGuard (https://getmiguard.com) Choose Health (https://choosehealth.io) The Vitalist's Academy of Biomagnetic Adjustment (https://www.biomagneticadjustment.com/) Body Tone Wellness (https://bodytonewellness.square.site) C60 Purple (https://shopc60.com) Dr. Paul Ling Tai (https://www.drpaullingtai.com) Connect with us: American Naturopathic Medical Association: ⁠https://www.anma.org⁠ American Naturopathic Medical Certification Board: ⁠https://www.anmcb.org⁠ American Naturopathic Medical Accreditation Board: ⁠https://www.anmab.org⁠ Society of Complementary Alternative and Holistic Practitioners:⁠https://www.scahp.org⁠ Email: ⁠admin@anma.org **The views and opinions expressed on the Promoting & Protecting Naturopathy an ANMA Podcast are solely those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policies or positions of the ANMA. The information provided on this podcast is intended for educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as medical advice. Listeners are encouraged to consult with a qualified medical healthcare professional for any health-related questions or concerns. The ANMA does not endorse any products, services, or treatments mentioned on this podcast. Any reference to a specific product, service, or treatment is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation.**

Since 2001, Dr. Dan Young, ND has been with the Country Doctor Nutritional Center, a family owned Nutritional Therapy practice in Cheyenne, WY. Dan is recognized by the American Naturopathic Medical Association, where he maintains National Board Certification for the past 20 years. Country Doctor welcomes over 5,000 Nutritional Therapy visits each year. Provides Country Doctor Herbals to practitioners nationwide and is the author of “Your Personal Guide to the Ultimate Healing System – 18 Proven Steps to Achieve Optimum Health”.

When Jake was young doctor he went to look at a practice that was up for sale...

Dr. Clark Fuller's journey from a ranch in Cody, Wyoming to Cedars-Sinai and more.

In this special, double-length episode, Sally leaves her boat to seek refuge at a friend's house on another island in Oxford, as the rains have flooded the meadow of her narrowboat community. Returning to the boat as the waters subside, she reads a poem by Elizabeth Bishop, then settles down to study a collection of essays by Will Self. The essays lead Sally to reread a chilling short story by the surrealist writer Franz Kafka - and a striking phrase reminds her of one of her favourite sentences in all of modernist literature. Sally's musings are interrupted by a visitation from her seven-year-old neighbour, Maeve Magnus. They discuss why we read, the value of sad stories, and reminisce about trips to a local café for communal reading and ice cream. Sally's reading makes her think of her own medical treatment, and she announces plans for the future of the podcast. Further Reading: Elizabeth Bishop (1911 –1979) was an American poet and short-story writer. She was effectively orphaned in early childhood and suffered all her life from ill health. In reaction to the then-prevalent confessional style of American poetry, her works reveal very little of her private life. She published the poem Crusoe in England in her collection, Geography III, in 1979. In the poem, Crusoe has left his famous desert island to return to his home island, but ironically feels more displaced and lonely than when he was a castaway. Robinson Crusoe is of course the hero of Daniel Defoe's 1719 eponymous book,  often claimed to be the first novel published in English. It's probably based at least in part on the story of the real-life castaway Alexander Selkirk, and was a huge success in its day, with many readers initially fooled into believing that it was a work of factual autobiography. Emily Dickinson (1830 - 1886) lived most of her life in virtual seclusion. She wrote deeply private, radically experimental poems, which she hid in her room and were never published in her lifetime. After her death, her sister found her cache of poems and she's now considered one of the greatest poets in the English language The Dickinson poem which Sally riffs on was published posthumously in 1891 in a collection entitled Poems, Series 2. The poem seems to celebrate her position in life, estranged from society and fame, finding communality with similar outsider figures. It reads in full: I'm Nobody! Who are you? Are you – Nobody – too? Then there's a pair of us! Don't tell! they'd advertise – you know! How dreary – to be – Somebody! How public – like a Frog – To tell one's name – the livelong June – To an admiring Bog! Will Self's collection of essays, entitled Why Read: Selected Writings 2001 – 2021, was published in November 2022 by Grove Press UK. It's packed with advice for readers - what to read, how to read, and discusses why we read; it also features insights into some of his favourite writers, including Virginia Woolf, Franz Kafka, George Orwell, Joseph Conrad, W.G. Sebald and William S Burroughs. A Country Doctor was written in 1917 by the German-speaking Czech writer Franz Kafka. Kafka was born in Prague in 1883 and died in 1924. His best known works are The Metamorphosis, The Trial and The Castle; his writings are frequently surrealistic, bizarre and unsettling, exploring themes of  existentialism, absurdity, alienation and guilt. To The Lighthouse was written by Virginia Woolf in 1927 and is perhaps her most highly regarded and radically innovative novel. It deals with loss, subjectivity, the encroachments and damages of time, the nature of art and the problems of perception. The sentence Sally discusses is a pivotal moment in the middle section of the book, as Woolf speeds up her account of her characters' lives as if they are caught in a fast-forward film; so the death of Mrs Ramsey, a central character, is dealt with in one almost-throwaway sentence. Maeve Magnus is reading Michael Morpurgo's collection of short stories, Best Mates, published in 2015, which includes the story The Silver Swan. Beware spoilers! Ronald Stuart Thomas (1913 - 2000), published as R. S. Thomas, was a Welsh poet and priest. Throughout his life, he moved to increasingly isolated parishes to escape what he considered to be the materialism of the modern world and the creeping influence of English culture. Throughout his life, he wrote poems of breathtaking spirituality and insight, combining a love for the Welsh landscape with a grittily realistic portrayal of the people who inhabited the landscape.  The Sick Rose is a "poem of experience" which William Blake published in his extraordinary collection, Songs of Innocence and of Experience. Blake (1757 – 1827) was born into the London working classes and worked as a printmaker, set apart from the literary establishment of the time, composing, creating, illustrating and printing his works himself. A visionary and wholly unique figure, considered by some to be verging on the insane, he was largely unrecognised in his life, but is now seen as a trail-blazing figure in the Romantic movement, celebrated both for his poetry and his visual art. The producer of the podcast is Andrew Smith: https://www.fleetingyearfilms.com The extra voice in this episode is Emma Fielding. We are currently raising funds to pay to keep the podcast going. If you would like to support us, please visit - https://gofund.me/d5bef397 Thanks to everyone who has supported us so far. Special thanks go to Violet Henderson, Kris Dyer, and Maeve Magnus, who makes her debut appearance in this episode.  

Hilton Koppe on how his life as a soccer-obsessed country GP changed forever when he became a patient himself

Hilton Koppe on how his life as a soccer-obsessed country GP changed forever when he became a patient himself

Subscribe to Quotomania on Simplecast or search for Quotomania on your favorite podcast app!Franz Kafka, (born July 3, 1883, Prague, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary—died June 3, 1924, Kierling, near Vienna, Austria), was a Czech writer who wrote in German. Born into a middle-class Jewish family, he earned a doctorate and then worked successfully but unhappily at a government insurance office from 1907 until he was forced by a case of tuberculosis to retire in 1922. The disease caused his death two years later. Hypersensitive and neurotic, he reluctantly published only a few works in his lifetime, including the symbolic story The Metamorphosis (1915), the allegorical fantasy In the Penal Colony (1919), and the story collection A Country Doctor (1919). His unfinished novels The Trial (1925), The Castle (1926), and Amerika (1927), published posthumously against Kafka's wishes, express the anxieties and alienation of 20th-century humanity. His visionary tales, with their inscrutable mixture of the normal and the fantastic, have provoked a wealth of interpretations. Kafka's posthumous reputation and influence have been enormous, and he is regarded as one of the great European writers of the 20th century.From https://www.britannica.com/summary/Franz-Kafka. For more information about Franz Kafka:“Kafka, the Artist”: https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/kafka-the-artist/“On Translating Kafka's ‘The Metamorphosis'”: https://www.newyorker.com/books/page-turner/on-translating-kafkas-the-metamorphosis“Franz Kafka”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4LyzhkDNBM

In this episode I speak with David Sparks who is known in internet circles as MacSparky. For more than 28 years, David was a business law attorney first at George & Shields, LLP and then more recently at his own law firm called Sparks Law based in Irvine, California. But in perhaps a first for the How I Lawyer podcast, I invited David on the show knowing full well that he recently left the practice of law altogether. In addition to being a lawyer, over the past fifteen years David has also become a recognized expert in consumer technology (including, but not limited, to Mac products) and productivity. As part of his MacSparky business, he podcasts and writes about getting more out of consumer technology, automating your life, and getting more focused. He hosts multiple podcasts including Mac Power Users, Focus, and the Automators. You can find all of his work at www.macsparky.com. In our conversation we discuss his decision to attend law school as a science student, his career transitions from litigator to "country doctor" lawyer to consumer technology expert, building a practice based on providing the best service and not necessarily the biggest bottom line, how referring business to other lawyers supported his growing law practice, the power of effective information management systems and processes in a lawyer's life, the importance of attention management and using technology to help our focus and efficiency as opposed to harming it, ways to use automation better as a lawyer, the need to protect time for high impact knowledge work, and why the most expensive technology is not always the best for practicing lawyers.  If you enjoy this episode, please make sure to sign up for future episodes at www.howilawyer.com or to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. This episode is sponsored, edited, and engineered by LawPods, a professional podcast production company for busy attorneys.

David, Eric, and Nick spend a beautiful Saturday doing what they love: wading into the tides of the irrational, crushing systems in which we have existed, currently exist, and will continue to exist. In other words: Discussing Franz Kafka!   Three of Kafka's short works provide more than enough to chew on, whether it is The Judgment and its quick turn from mundane to surreal, A Country Doctor and its full-blown phantasmagoria, or In the Penal Colony and its melding of mental and bodily anguish. Kafka's brand of malaise hits just as hard now as it presumably did one hundred years ago — and as it presumably will one hundred years from now.   So grab yourself a spot out in the sun, mix up a nice Mai Tai, and listen in as we discuss humanity's unavoidable contract with the daily absurd.

Today, Ben chats with professor of sociology Dr. Jonathan Imber about his book "Trusting Doctors, the Decline of Moral Authority in American Medicine" which examines how American physicians in the early 20th century acquired an unprecedented level of trust that was subsequently lost.  They touch on some of the themes from the book, the importance of reflection and character for medical trainees, and Ben asks Dr. Imber if the medical profession can regain some of the trust it previously held.  Listen to find out where some of that trust remains! Read this episode's transcript here. Follow Ben on Instagram or Twitter. Become a Wayfarer for more access to exclusive content! Show Notes: 18:44 - "The Finest Traditions of My Calling: One Physician's Search for the Renewal of Medicine" by Abraham Nussbaum 18:53 - "What Matters in Medicine: lessons from a life in primary care" And, "A Measure of My Days: the Journal of a Country Doctor," by David Loxterkamp 19:57 - "Treatment Kind and Fair: Letters to a Young Doctor" by Perri Klass 20:40 - "Taking Care of the Hateful Patient" NEJM article by James Groves 33:10 - "Forgive and Remember: Managing Medical Failure" Charles Bosk

While exploring the microfilm of the Cuba Journal (published from 1884 to 1992), I consistently kept running across articles entitled The Country Doctor. This intrigued me. Doc Welch was a third-generation practicing Country Doctor in Cuba, Illinois, for over 40 years. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/patrick-ball/message

A Country Doctor, Part 2 of 2 A = Assessment of Resistance At the end of the moving and tearful empathy phase, we asked Jillian about her goals for the session, which included the ability to enjoy my work to give away all of my certificates set limits with my patients feel happy with what I do not have to fear my work anymore! After Jillian said she would be willing to press the Magic Button to achieve all these goals instantly if we had one, we suggested Positive Reframing first. to see what might be lost of she suddenly achieved all these goals. You can creview the Positive Reframing that we did together. Here's Jillian's Emotions table at the end of Positive Reframing, showing her goals for each emotion when we used the Magic Dial. The idea is to dial each feeling down to a lower level that would reduce your suffering while still allowing you to preserve all the awesome things about you!   Emotions % Now % Goal % After Emotions % Now % Goal % After Sad, blue, down, unhappy 80 15   Embarrassed, foolish, humiliated, self-conscious 50 10   Anxious, nervous 90 20   Hopeless, discouraged, pessimistic, despairing 100 0   Bad 70 0   Frustrated, stuck, thwarted, defeated 90 5   Inferior, inadequate, incompetent 95 5   Angry, mad, resentful, annoyed, irritated, upset, furious 100 10     Jillian said that the Positive Reframing really opened her up, especially when we read the list of positives out loud. It kind of shocked her in a good way so see that her negative feelings were not really problems, defects, or symptoms of one or more “mental disorders,” but the expression of what was most beautiful and awesome about her as a human being, and as a physician. This Positive Reframing is one of the unique aspects of TEAM-CBT. Although we are encouraging the patient to keep the symptoms, rather than pressing the Magic Button that makes them disappear, it paradoxically eliminates or drastically reduces the resistance to change, and opens the door to the possibility of ultra-rapid recovery. M = Methods We asked Jillian what Negative Thought she wanted to work on first, and she chose #9: “I'm not having a big enough impact.” She believed this thought 100%. First, we asked Jillian to identify and explain the cognitive distortions in this thought, and she focused on these: Should Statement; Self-Blame, All-or-Nothing Thinking, Mental Filtering, and Discounting the Positive. In retrospect, I think I spotted two additional distortions: Emotional Reading (I feel I'm not having a positive impact, so I must not be having a positive impact) and Mind-Reading (my patients expect me to have the answers to all their problems and judge me when I don't have all the answers.) Then we challenged the Negative Thought, and Jillian she was able, with a little help and a role reversal, to crush it, as you can see here. Usually, crushing one Negative Thought is about all you really have to do, because once the patient blows one Negative Thought out of the water, there is usually a kind of “cognitive click,” and the brain suddenly changes, and all the positive circuits suddenly get fired up. It's amazing to behold, and you will hear it for yourself! The damn did suddenly break, and Jillian could clobber the rest of her Negative Thoughts fairly easily, using a combination of Self-Defense, Self-Acceptance, and a lot of the CAT technique. She suddenly appeared to be a radically and delightfully different person during the Externalization of Voices. You can see her final Daily Mood Log here. You can see her feelings on the Emotions table at the end of the session. Emotions % Now % Goal % After Emotions % Now % Goal % After Sad, blue, down, unhappy 80 15 0 Embarrassed, foolish, humiliated, self-conscious 50 10 0 Anxious, nervous 90 20 0 Hopeless, discouraged, pessimistic, despairing 100 0 0 Bad 70 0 0 Frustrated, stuck, thwarted, defeated 90 5 0 Inferior, inadequate, incompetent 95 5 0 Angry, mad, resentful, annoyed, irritated, upset, furious 100 10 0 Jillian's scores on my Happiness Test on the Brief Mood Survey also soared to 100% and her ratings of Jill and David on Empathy and Helpfulness tests were also perfect. After the workshop, Jillian sent this email. Hi Jill and David, As I drove home tonight from my office, I actually felt like my heart had been opened. My chest didn't feel as tight and locked-up like it normally does. It felt so relaxed. I put my baseball cap on, rolled the windows down, and listened to 90's country music (my favorite) on my drive and sang loudly. I have spent the last hour checking my new superpowers. There have been negative thoughts, but telling them to "shut the heck up. I am not listening to you" has been quite liberating. I even was greeted by my 4 year old when I got out of the car. I knelt down and hugged her without the worry of being a rotten mom, but rather one of feeling like I am the perfect mom for her, flaws and all. Thank you for this opportunity. I took a chance to email you in the first place after listening to a podcast weeks ago. I thought there would be no chance in heck that I would be selected. I am glad I had this remarkable opportunity and grateful to have worked with both of you. Much love and admiration, Jillian I hope you enjoy it as much as we did. Again, a big hug and thanks to the star or our podcast, Dr. Jillian Scherer who gave us all an incredible gift today! Thanks for listening. I hope you learned a ton and were moved emotionally. Write and let us know what you think! Jillian and Jill joined Rhonda and me for a two plus month follow-up at the end of the recording of part 2. She is still glowing and doing great, and emphasized the three main experiences that led to her amazing breakthrough: 1. When we did the Downward Arrow, she discovered that she had an underlying belief that she "should" or "must" make some kind of enormous, amazing contribution through her clinical work. Letting go of that internal demand was an enormous relief. I (David) think of this as one of the four "Great Deaths" of the "self," or "ego." 2. Learning to talk back to the relentless inner chatter that is always saying, "you're not good enough," using the CAT (Counter Attack Technique.) 3. Reframing the negative thoughts and feelings, and seeing the inner beauty in her suffering. David again emphasized that TEAM-CBT is not just about improvement, or feeling less depressed, but magic, and enlightenment. Jill summarized her new 11-hour home study course in TEAM-CBT with video and audio illustrating and teaching the four components of TEAM-CBT, Testing, Empathy, Assessment of Resistance, and Methods. This class sells for $187 and is suitable for therapists as well as the general public, and offers continuing education credit as well as certification credits in TEAM-CBT. I (David) believe that Jill is one of the truly great psychotherapy teachers, and urge you to check it out if you'd like to hear more! Rhonda, Jill, Jillian, and David

A Country Doctor, Part 1 of 2: "Nothing I do makes a difference!" This is the first of two podcasts on one of the live therapy demonstrations that Dr. Jill Levitt and I did at our psychotherapy workshop on Sunday, May 16th, 2021. I think you will find the session interesting and incredibly inspiring! Our patient is a physician in a small town in the mid-west. I want to thank Dr. Scherer for her tremendous courage in sharing this very personal experience with all of us. Dr. Levitt practices at the Feeling Good Institute in Mountain View, California, where she also serves as Director of Clinical Training. She also teaches at our weekly TEAM-CBT training group as Stanford. I am thrilled to share the audio of Jillian's live session as a two-part podcast, since only mental health professionals are allowed to attend the workshops sponsored by the Feeling Good Institute. Many non-therapists were eager to attend, and disappointed when they learned that only shrinks could attend. But this gives all of you the chance to hear what you missed, and I think you will NOT be disappointed! When Jill and I asked for volunteers for the live demonstrations in the workshop, Jillian was the first to respond with an offer to volunteer. This was her email, describing her situation.. Hi Dr. Burns, I am writing to you offering to be a volunteer for the live demonstrations in the workshop on 5/16, if you need one. I am learning TEAM CBT, and have been enjoying it personally as well as trying to do more of it professionally. I am a family medicine physician, but I have my own direct primary care clinic. This means that I can spend 1-2 hours with a patient if needed. I have been slowly offering this to patients who want to do the work to improve their mood or anxiety. As for why I am writing, my anxiety and need to please people is huge and disruptive to my enjoyment of life. I keep striving and achieving things likely to get the attention of others. I fear not knowing the answer and making a mistake with my patients. This had caused me to develop anxiety and insomnia at my last job. I sought counseling and physician coaching, but ultimately I wound up leaving that job, moving to another state [due to intense stress and demands of that job], and starting my own practice. My current practice is going well, but I am annoyed when patients come in or call with questions I don't know the answer to. I constantly worry that I will not be able to figure something out by myself and that the patients will leave me. In addition, I continually strive for [yet another] training certificate. As you know, I did medical school, residency, and fellowship, but I also have a lactation consultant certificate, training in lifestyle medicine, and now a Level 1 TEAM-CBT certificate with enough hours for Level 2, and most recently I started a 3-year program to become a pastor for our church. And I realize that I will not have the time to sustain all of these. It is as if I love the journey of getting the certificates, but I am not great at implementing them, so I move on to something else. As for the rest of life, I have a great life, but I am melancholy most of the time. My husband is terrific, sensitive, understanding, loving, and yet, I am constantly reading marriage books because I think it could be better. My 2 children, aged 8 and 4, are smart and funny, but I live constantly thinking I am going to screw them up and so I read even more parenting books. My family medicine practice is thriving and offers me part-time work at great pay with autonomy, yet I dread Monday mornings. Overall, my life should be an A+ and enjoyable, but somehow I make it seem like everything is going wrong all the time. I have sought counseling and even TEAM-CBT earlier this year via teletherapy from FGI. I continue to do a Daily Mood Log about 3-4 times a week. I feel like we got so far, but not to complete recovery. My FGI therapist was the eighth therapist I have been to, but the others were mainly talk therapists. I just thought I would reach out in the hope that maybe you need a volunteer, and maybe I would have the opportunity to work with you live. It would be nice if my anxiety and faulty core beliefs didn't steal my joy. Sincerely, Jillian As you can see, Jillian is an incredibly dedicated physician, but feels like she is never doing enough for her patients. At the start of her session, she described her incredibly stressful previous job, when she was often on call for 72 hours at a time, often going long hours without sleep. She said, “I used to walk to work, hoping I'd get hit by a car.” Although, as you saw in her email, she finally quit, and set up her own practice in another state, she continued to struggle with depression and the belief that she wasn't doing enough. Her constant self-criticisms robbed her of happiness, in spite of the fact that she had a fabulous practice, superb medical and human skills, and a wonderful husband and children. Her unhappiness confirms what Epictetus taught us nearly 2,000 years ago: we are upset, not by things, or events, but by our views of them. In this case, the facts of Jillian's life are all stellar. In fact, she rates her life and practice as A+. And yet, she was still lacking in the most important dimension: happiness and self-esteem. Because of her constant and intense feelings of insecurity, Jillian heroically pursued more and more specialty trainings and certifications, thinking that eventually she would develop feelings of competence, confidence, and happiness. She even enrolled in a three-year training program to become a minister, in addition to enrolling in the certification and training program for TEAM-CBT, and more. But nothing was ever enough. That's because, as the sages have taught through the ages, the answer is within. No amount of expertise or accomplishments will ever solve Jillian's problem. Jillian's life was perhaps like trying to get the elusive brass ring on the Merry Go Round, except her ride was far from merry. She told us that she sometimes had fantasies of escaping to a remote tropical island. Perhaps you, too, have sometimes felt like you're not good enough, or that you or your accomplishments are just not good enough. Let us know what you think about the answer that Jillian found in front of a live audience that day, and whether it might apply to you as well. In today's podcast, you will hear the first portion of her session (T = Testing and E = Empathy), and next week you will hear the fantastic conclusion (A = Assessment of Resistance) and M = Methods.) T = Testing To get started, take a look at the Daily Mood Log that Jillian shared with us at the start of her session. As you can see, Jillian's negative feelings were all intense. You would not have known how powerful her suffering was if you had met her in her daily life. In person, she comes across as you might expect from her email: exceptionally warm, thoughtful, human, conscientious and likeable. That's one of the really important reasons for Testing. You can see exactly what you're dealing with, in terms of the type and severity of negative feelings. In addition, we'll ask Jillian to rate her feelings again at the end of the session. That way, we'll know how effective—or ineffective—the session was. This information can sometimes be humbling, but it is always illuminating. Neither Jill nor I could conceive of doing therapy without the Testing! At the end, we'll also ask her to rate us on Empathy, Helpfulness and other dimensions using exceptionally sensitive scales that can highlight even the smallest therapeutic errors that the therapist would not otherwise be aware of. E = Empathy During the empathy phase of the session, Jill and I empathized while Jillian described her struggles with negative feelings and a lack of happiness and self-confidence. During the empathy portion, I did the downward arrow technique to learn more about Jillian's fears and Self-Defeating Beliefs. The goal was not to change Jillian, but simply to understand the root of her suffering at a deeper level. We started with the thought, “I should know how to fix people who come to me with a problem like depression, anxiety, headaches, or headaches, or even the lack of money to pay for the medications I prescribe.” Here's how the Downward Arrow dialogue evolved: David: And if you sometimes do not have the solution for your patients, what does that mean to you? Why is that upsetting to you? Jillian: Then people will be disappointed and leave me. David: And then what? What are you the most afraid of? Jillian: My practice will deteriorate. David: And then? Jillian: My patients will think I'm a failure. David: What would happen then? What are you the most afraid of? Jillian: Then the whole town will think I'm a failure. David: Of course, no one would want something like that to happen, but we might all experience it differently? What would that mean to you if the whole town thought you were a failure? Why would that be upsetting to you? Jillian: That would mean I'm a loser. David: And if that were true, what would that mean to you? Jillian: That would mean that I don't mean anything to anybody. David: And then? What would happen if you didn't mean anything to anybody? Jillian: Then there'd be no point in life. That was pretty much the bottom of the barrel. The purpose of the Downward Arrow Technique is to uncover the Self-Defeating Beliefs at the root of your suffering. Once you've generated your Downward Arrow list, all you have to do is review it, and then look at my list of 23 Common Self-Defeating Beliefs and circle all the ones that seem to fit. As an exercise, you might want to take a look at the list and see how many you can find before you see the ones that Jillian found! Here's Jillian's list: Perfectionism Perceived Perfectionism Achievement Addiction Approval Addiction Fear of Rejection Pleasing Others (Submissiveness) Worthlessness Spotlight Fallacy Brushfire Fallacy Superwoman A Country Doctor, Part 2 of 2 A = Assessment of Resistance At the end of the moving and tearful empathy phase, we asked Jillian about her goals for the session, which included the ability to enjoy my work to give away all of my certificates set limits with my patients feel happy with what I do not have to fear my work anymore! After Jillian said she would be willing to press the Magic Button to achieve all these goals instantly if we had one, we suggested Positive Reframing first. to see what might be lost of she suddenly achieved all these goals. You can creview the Positive Reframing that we did together. Here's Jillian's Emotions table at the end of Positive Reframing, showing her goals for each emotion when we used the Magic Dial. The idea is to dial each feeling down to a lower level that would reduce your suffering while still allowing you to preserve all the awesome things about you!   Emotions % Now % Goal % After Emotions % Now % Goal % After Sad, blue, down, unhappy 80 15   Embarrassed, foolish, humiliated, self-conscious 50 10   Anxious, nervous 90 20   Hopeless, discouraged, pessimistic, despairing 100 0   Bad 70 0   Frustrated, stuck, thwarted, defeated 90 5   Inferior, inadequate, incompetent 95 5   Angry, mad, resentful, annoyed, irritated, upset, furious 100 10     Jillian said that the Positive Reframing really opened her up, especially when we read the list of positives out loud. It kind of shocked her in a good way so see that her negative feelings were not really problems, defects, or symptoms of one or more “mental disorders,” but the expression of what was most beautiful and awesome about her as a human being, and as a physician. This Positive Reframing is one of the unique aspects of TEAM-CBT. Although we are encouraging the patient to keep the symptoms, rather than pressing the Magic Button that makes them disappear, it paradoxically eliminates or drastically reduces the resistance to change, and opens the door to the possibility of ultra-rapid recovery. M = Methods We asked Jillian what Negative Thought she wanted to work on first, and she chose #9: “I'm not having a big enough impact.” She believed this thought 100%. First, we asked Jillian to identify and explain the cognitive distortions in this thought, and she focused on these: Should Statement; Self-Blame, All-or-Nothing Thinking, Mental Filtering, and Discounting the Positive. In retrospect, I think I spotted two additional distortions: Emotional Reading (I feel I'm not having a positive impact, so I must not be having a positive impact) and Mind-Reading (my patients expect me to have the answers to all their problems and judge me when I don't have all the answers.) Then we challenged the Negative Thought, and Jillian she was able, with a little help and a role reversal, to crush it, as you can see here. Usually, crushing one Negative Thought is about all you really have to do, because once the patient blows one Negative Thought out of the water, there is usually a kind of “cognitive click,” and the brain suddenly changes, and all the positive circuits suddenly get fired up. It's amazing to behold, and you will hear it for yourself! The dam did suddenly break, and Jillian could clobber the rest of her Negative Thoughts fairly easily, using a combination of Self-Defense, Self-Acceptance, and a lot of the CAT technique. She suddenly appeared to be a radically and delightfully different person during the Externalization of Voices. You can see her feelings on the Emotions table at the end of the session. Emotions % Now % Goal % After Emotions % Now % Goal % After Sad, blue, down, unhappy 80 15 0 Embarrassed, foolish, humiliated, self-conscious 50 10 0 Anxious, nervous 90 20 0 Hopeless, discouraged, pessimistic, despairing 100 0 0 Bad 70 0 0 Frustrated, stuck, thwarted, defeated 90 5 0 Inferior, inadequate, incompetent 95 5 0 Angry, mad, resentful, annoyed, irritated, upset, furious 100 10 0 Jillian's scores on my Happiness Test on the Brief Mood Survey also soared to 100% and her ratings of Jill and David on Empathy and Helpfulness tests were also perfect. After the workshop, Jillian sent this email. Hi Jill and David, As I drove home tonight from my office, I actually felt like my heart had been opened. My chest didn't feel as tight and locked-up like it normally does. It felt so relaxed. I put my baseball cap on, rolled the windows down, and listened to 90's country music (my favorite) on my drive and sang loudly. I have spent the last hour checking my new superpowers. There have been negative thoughts, but telling them to "shut the heck up. I am not listening to you" has been quite liberating. I even was greeted by my 4 year old when I got out of the car. I knelt down and hugged her without the worry of being a rotten mom, but rather one of feeling like I am the perfect mom for her, flaws and all. Thank you for this opportunity. I took a chance to email you in the first place after listening to a podcast weeks ago. I thought there would be no chance in heck that I would be selected. I am glad I had this remarkable opportunity and grateful to have worked with both of you. Much love and admiration, Jillian I hope you enjoy it as much as we did. Again, a big hug and thanks to the star or our podcast, Dr. Jillian Scherer who gave us all an incredible gift today! Thanks for listening. I hope you learned a ton and were moved emotionally. Write and let us know what you think! Rhonda, Jill, Jillian, and David

The radio adaptation of Franz Kafka's short story "A Country Doctor" is presented on a rebroadcast of "The Black Mass" on Aug. 14, 1964 from this KPFA-FM series produced by Erik Bauersfeld, the Director of Berkley's Drama and Literature Department. More stories from "The Black Mass" can be found in the Soundcloud.com Playlist "Horror - Suspense" on this podcast.

Our studio this week is 20th Century Fox, the year is 1936; two fascinating movies of dubious historicity (in the details, at least) by the ever-reliable Henry King, possibly Fox's most characteristic director. First up, Ramona, a sympathetic depiction of North American settler colonialism from the perspective of Native Americans (unfortunately, as ever, with white actors--Loretta Young and Don Ameche--playing the leads). Then, the surprisingly engrossing The Country Doctor, starring Jean Hersholt in his career defining role. We discuss the bizarre and tragic real-life story of the Ontario government's exhibition of the Dionne Quintuplets and what the movie gets right about Canadian society. Elise speculates on what Preston Sturges learned about small-town America from two Fox movies directed by Henry King that aren't even set in America, and Dave argues about the progressive influence of Darryl Zanuck on this phase of the studio.    Time Codes: 0h 01m 00s:                  RAMONA [dir. Henry King] 0h 37m 52s:                  THE COUNTRY DOCTOR [dir. Henry King] 1h 11m 45s:                  Listener mail from Jeff (on Clara Bow series)     Studio Film Capsules provided by The Films of 20th Century Fox by Tony Thomas & Aubrey Solomon                                     +++ * Marvel at our meticulously ridiculous Complete Viewing Schedule for the 2020s * Intro Song: “Sunday” by Jean Goldkette Orchestra with the Keller Sisters (courtesy of The Internet Archive) * Read Elise's latest film piece on Preston Sturges, Unfaithfully Yours, and the Narrative role of comedic scapegoating. * Check out Dave's new Robert Benchley blog – an attempt to annotate and reflect upon as many of the master humorist's 2000+ pieces as he can locate – Benchley Data: A Wayward Annotation Project!   *And Read lots of Elise's Writing at Bright Wall/Dark Room, Cléo, and Bright Lights.* Follow us on Twitter at @therebuggy Write to us at therebuggy@gmail.com

Joining us on Between the Lines this week is consultant psychiatrist Dr Lisa Conlan. We discuss A Fortunate Man: The Story of a Country Doctor by John Berger (published 1967).

In this episode, Doctor Charles Hoffe and RFK Jr., discuss medical experimentation from World War II to today. Hoffe also reveals exciting new data on immunity evolution citing studies with former SARS patients. Dr. Charles Hoffe was issued a gag order from the Canadian Interior Health authority after he reported concerns around vaccine safety to colleagues responsible for implementing the vaccine rollout. Dr Hoffe had observed a high rate of severe side effects developing post vaccination including anaphylactic shock and neurological conditions in 900 members of the First Nation community. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rfkjr/message

Another episode from the extremely popular CBS Radio program "Dr. Christian" starring Jean Hersholt. The series ran 17 years on radio (1937-56) and in 1956 the series was produced as a syndicated television program until 1957. The character of Dr. Christian played by Jean Hersholt was based on Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe, the obstetrician who delivered and cared for the Dionne Quintuplets. Holt had starred in a movie "The Country Doctor" (1936) playing a Dr. John Luke who was based on Dr. Dafoe. When the radio show was proposed to CBS they tried to use the name Dr. John Luke, but could not get the rights to it. So Hersholt, being a fan of Hans Christian Anderson's work, borrowed that name for his character... Dr. Paul Christian. This episode is the story of a member of the Tanzy family... the mother... her illness and the love her family has for her. More "Dr. Christian" on our "Medical - Soap Opera" playlist in this podcast.

In this Live broadcast, Dan Young, BCN and Craig Morrison, CNC discuss Lost Facts of Natural Health. We broadcast live from our practice in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Country Doctor Nutritional Center has been serving Wyoming and surrounding states for over 20 years! Pick up your copy of “Your Personal Guide to The Ultimate Healing System” from our office by calling

Join the Practice BluePrint Channel & get Mentorship on Demand!! Get 1/2 off your first month! Use code FIRSTMONTH https://channels.marcopolo.me/-/practice-blueprint In this episode, Board Certified Traditional Naturopath Dan Young and Holistic Health Becca discuss how Country Doctor got started and how it evolved over the years to offer Practice BluePrint and the herbal wholesale opportunity. Practice BluePrint wasn't built from our success, but rather from our failures. Over 20 years of clinical experience and we now have Practice BluePrint to give back to Practitioners. We understand you can't afford to learn how to be successful with your natural health business through trial and error. That's why Practice BluePrint was developed. We position Practitioners to be successful long term through business Mentorship & superior products. For more information, please visit https://www.countrydoctorwholesale.com/ For more information on our Hands On Mentorship, High Quality Herbal Remedies at Wholesale or to learn how to earn Continuing Education Hours, contact Becca at (303) 986-2854 or BeccaMayoHarrison@gmail.com

In this episode, Board Certified Traditional Naturopath Dan Young and Holistic Health Becca discuss how Country Doctor has remained growing despite external events. How can you keep your business momentum building while sustaining what you have already built? Practice BluePrint wasn't built from our success, but rather from our failures. Over 20 years of clinical experience and we now have Practice BluePrint to give back to Practitioners. We understand you can't afford to learn how to be successful with your natural health business through trial and error. That's why Practice BluePrint was developed. We position Practitioners to be successful long term through business Mentorship & superior products. For more information, please visit https://www.countrydoctorwholesale.com/ Join our Practitioner group on MeWe https://mewe.com/join/countrydoctorpractitionerspracticeblueprint To join our Private Group for Practitioners https://m.facebook.com/groups/146467612583915 For more information on our Hands On Mentorship, High Quality Herbal Remedies at Wholesale or to learn how to earn Continuing Education Hours, contact Becca at (303) 986-2854 or BeccaMayoHarrison@gmail.com

In this episode, Board Certified Traditional Naturopath Dan Young and Holistic Health Becca discuss how to know if your clients are a good match? Did you know Country Doctor does not accept every case? This is a foreign concept to many Practitioners and we encourage you to listen with an open mind. Practice BluePrint wasn't built from our success, but rather from our failures. Over 20 years of clinical experience and we now have Practice BluePrint to give back to Practitioners. We understand you can't afford to learn how to be successful with your natural health business through trial and error. That's why Practice BluePrint was developed. We position Practitioners to be successful long term through business Mentorship & superior products. For more information, please visit https://www.countrydoctorwholesale.com/ Join our Practitioner group on MeWe https://mewe.com/join/countrydoctorpractitionerspracticeblueprint To join our Private Group for Practitioners https://m.facebook.com/groups/146467612583915 For more information on our Hands On Mentorship, High Quality Herbal Remedies at Wholesale or to learn how to earn Continuing Education Hours, contact Becca at (303) 986-2854 or BeccaMayoHarrison@gmail.com

In this episode, we do a deep dive character study on Doctor Leonard H. McCoy with a very special guest, Larry Nemecek. Hosts: Aly Black, Mike Burse, & Kris Hill Editor: Mike Burse Guest: Larry Nemecek – www.larrynemecek.com Twitter/Instagram: @TheVoyag…

Country Doctor Wellness Wednesday your complete source for all things Natural Health and Wellness. Each Wednesday at 1 PM MST we broadcast from our Facebook page here in Cheyenne Wyoming. To tune in you can catch us at Country Doctor Nutritional Center on Facebook or by late afternoon on the same day, you can catch us on Total Wellness Radio the Podcast on all major platforms. To connect with us and get more information you may visit our website at Www.CountryDoctorNutritionalCenter.com

Country Doctor Wellness Wednesday, your complete source for all things Natural Health and Wellness. Each Wednesday at 1 PM MST we broadcast from our Facebook page here in Cheyenne Wyoming. To tune in you can catch us at Country Doctor Nutritional Center on Facebook or by late afternoon on the same day, you can catch us on Total Wellness Radio the Podcast on all major platforms. To connect with us and get more information you may visit our website at www.CountryDoctorNutritionalCenter.com

Country Doctor Wellness Wednesday your complete source for all things Natural Health and Wellness. Each Wednesday at 1 PM MST we broadcast from our Facebook page here in Cheyenne Wyoming. To tune in you can catch us at Country Doctor Nutritional Center on Facebook or by late afternoon on the same day, you can catch us on Total Wellness Radio the Podcast on all major platforms. To connect with us and get more information you may visit our website at Www.CountryDoctorNutritionalCenter.com

In this episode, we have a special guest! We are excited to welcome Naturopath, April Martinez from Rawlins, WY. April and Board Certified Traditional Naturopath Dan Young and Holistic Health Becca discuss the new Clinical Reference Guide. We go through each section and break it down. We also discuss how it can be used as well as how often you should be using it with your clients. April gives a great perspective from a Practitioners viewpoint on how she has used this guide in her center. Practice BluePrint wasn't built from our success, but rather from our failures. Over 20 years of clinical experience and we now have Practice BluePrint to give back to Practitioners. We understand you can't afford to learn how to be successful with your natural health business through trial and error. That's why Practice BluePrint was developed. We position Practitioners to be successful long term through business Mentorship & superior products. For more information, please visit https://www.countrydoctorwholesale.com/ Join our Practitioner group on MeWe https://mewe.com/join/countrydoctorpractitionerspracticeblueprint To join our Private Group for Practitioners https://m.facebook.com/groups/146467612583915 For more information on our Hands On Mentorship, High Quality Herbal Remedies at Wholesale or to learn how to earn Continuing Education Hours, contact Becca at (303) 986-2854 or BeccaMayoHarrison@gmail.com

We pride ourselves on follow up support to our Herbal Wholesalers as well as those who go through our Practice BluePrint program. In this episode you get to listen in on our May Protocol Q & A for Country Doctor Herbals with Board Certified Traditional Naturopath Dan Young. Practice BluePrint wasn't built from our success, but rather from our failures. Over 20 years of clinical experience and we now have Practice BluePrint to give back to Practitioners. We understand you can't afford to learn how to be successful with your natural health business through trial and error. That's why Practice BluePrint was developed. We position Practitioners to be successful long term through business Mentorship & superior products. To join our Private Group for Practitioners https://m.facebook.com/groups/146467612583915 For more information, please visit https://www.countrydoctorwholesale.com/ For more information on our Hands On Mentorship, High Quality Herbal Remedies at Wholesale or to learn how to earn Continuing Education Hours, contact Becca at (303) 986-2854 or BeccaMayoHarrison@gmail.com

We pride ourselves on follow up support to our Herbal Wholesalers as well as those who go through our Practice BluePrint program. In this episode you get to listen in on our April Protocol Q & A for Country Doctor Herbals with Board Certified Traditional Naturopath Dan Young. Practice BluePrint wasn't built from our success, but rather from our failures. Over 20 years of clinical experience and we now have Practice BluePrint to give back to Practitioners. We understand you can't afford to learn how to be successful with your natural health business through trial and error. That's why Practice BluePrint was developed. We position Practitioners to be successful long term through business Mentorship & superior products. To join our Private Group for Practitioners https://m.facebook.com/groups/146467612583915 For more information, please visit https://www.countrydoctorwholesale.com/ For more information on our Hands On Mentorship, High Quality Herbal Remedies at Wholesale or to learn how to earn Continuing Education Hours, contact Becca at (303) 986-2854 or BeccaMayoHarrison@gmail.com

Country Doctor wellness Wednesday your complete source for all things Natural Health and Wellness. Each Wednesday at 1 PM MST we broadcast from our Facebook page here in Cheyenne Wyoming. To tune in you can catch us at Country Doctor Nutritional Center on Facebook or by late afternoon on the same day, you can catch us on Total Wellness Radio the Podcast on all major platforms. To connect with us and get more information you may visit our website at www.CountryDoctorWellnessCenter.com

In this episode, you get a first hand experience of a New Client visit with Board Certified Traditional Naturopath Dan Young. If you don't have the answer to what the underlying stress is that's causing the clients concern, then you don't have a lasting solution to resolve it. Listen to this real client experience as they are beginning their journey with Country Doctor Nutritional Center. Practice BluePrint wasn't built from our success, but rather from our failures. Over 20 years of clinical experience and we now have Practice BluePrint to give back to Practitioners. We understand you can't afford to learn how to be successful with your natural health business through trial and error. That's why Practice BluePrint was developed. We position Practitioners to be successful long term through business Mentorship & superior products. For more information, please visit https://www.countrydoctorwholesale.com/ To join our Private Group for Practitioners https://m.facebook.com/groups/146467612583915 For more information on our Hands On Mentorship, High Quality Herbal Remedies at Wholesale or to learn how to earn Continuing Education Hours, contact Becca at (303) 986-2854 or BeccaMayoHarrison@gmail.com

Dr. Clark Fuller's journey from a ranch in Cody, Wyoming to Cedars-Sinai and more...

Today Becca and I tackle the discussion of kidney health, signs and symptoms, possible causes of kidney insufficiency. How to correct and improve optimum function with non-invasive, non-toxic, natural approaches with diet and lifestyle so you may experience optimum health. As always, we appreciate you making Total Wellness Radio a part of your day, Please check us out every Wednesday, 1 PM MST on Facebook live at our site, Country Doctor Nutritional Center.

Our influence, for the past 20 years, in the Original Remedies, Health and Wellness space centers around 3 key components: First - The Clinical Component, Country Doctor Nutritional Center in Cheyenne, WY. was established in 1998 in Torrington, WY. later moving to Cheyenne. Our office is working on its third generation of practitioners bringing Original Remedies to people. These Original Remedies are actual solutions not bandaids for people's health. To date Dan has accumulated over 25 thousand clinical hours of hands on experience with helping people with all types of chronic illness regain and experience superior health. The outreach of these Original Remedies, Natures Response to Chronic Illness, is needed in every community in America. Second - The Manufacturing Component, Country Doctor Herbals, INC. Our facility adheres to GMP as laid out by the FDA. Our Herbal Based Dietary Supplements have stood the test of time by consumers all over the world for Purity, Potency and Performance. These Original Remedies can be traced back as far as mans earliest recorded history, hence the name, Original Remedies. Third - Our Mentorship Component - Because of the overwhelming success our clinic continues to enjoy, we want to give back by making it possible for ALL Nutrition minded Practitioners to experience the business of their dreams. Many come out of school enhanced healers and have ZERO clue how to Create, Market, Manage, Grow or Sustain an actual Wellness Practice. Practice BluePrint is making this possible with our 6 Day Intensive Hands-On Mentorship Program. For details and a syllabus overview, contact danyoungbcn@gmail.com Our motto: “We walk students into professional mastery so the may run at any pace they choose.” Hands on clinical experience combined with our proven education platform for achieving maximum results has no equal in the Nutritional Therapy industry. Contact Dan @ 307-631-5300 Email: Practice.Blueprint@gmail.com

Independent doctors across Vermont are closing their practices, while major hospital systems take over a growing share of the state's patients. What does that mean for Vermonters seeking care? Guests: Dr. Joe Nasca (pediatrician), Katie Jickling (VTDigger)

In this episode Craig and Dan talk about chapter 6, “It's Time to Change Your Life,” from Dan's book Country Doctor Your Personal Guide to the Ultimate Healing System. 18 Proven Steps to Achieve Optimum Health which you can acquire by going to CountryDoctorNutritionalCenter.com. This particular episode opens your eyes to the requirements that you need to be aware of in order to maximize your personal health gains. These are very simple yet powerful principles that when applied we see 90% improvement or greater in every case we except at the Country Doctor. Enjoy, Comment, Learn, Grow and Share this episode of Total Wellness Radio.

“One or two visits does not position you to make the necessary changes.” -Dan “Sometimes it can take just one little shift and the body responds quickly.” -Becca In this live broadcast Dan and Becca discussed what exactly we do at Country Doctor Nutritional Center. Dan is a Board Certified Naturopath and their discussion really focuses on what Traditional Naturopathy is and how it is different. Join us for our LIVE Broadcasts every Wednesday at 12pm MST

As many of you know Country Doctor just celebrated 20 years of business in Wyoming. Part of our celebration was to give five people grand prizes consisting of six months worth of complementary supplements and office visits. In this episode, we have a brief interview with one of the first five recipients of those grand prizes :-)

In this episode we discuss some of the evaluation approaches we use to determine the optimal course of action that our clients should take to restore optimum health. We also announce our biggest giveaways and celebration in Country Doctor‘s 20 year business history! Join us Saturday, March 24th from 1 to 3pm to register. Receive one of these five grand prizes. You'll be glad you did :-) for more details, check out our website at the link below. Look forward to seeing you there :-) https://www.countrydoctornutritionalcenter.com/cdn-events/

In this episode we discuss the importance of finding the cause and not treating just symptoms of problems. We also going to the March 24 special 20 year celebration of Country Doctor please pay attention for special events regarding that day and the five grand prizes :-)

In this episode Craig and I have an opportunity to visit some of the most common concerns regarding heart health and make one of our largest special announcements in Country Doctor history :-)

For over 10 years we have been teaching the Nutrition 101 class here at Country Doctor. Tonight is the first opportunity we have had to turn this into a full length podcast. Please enjoy and be sure and let me know if you have any questions or comments by texting me at 307-631-5300. Enjoy :-)

The second installment of our podcast, The Casual Academic (As I Lay Reading). Alex and Jake make their way through the dank murky waters of meaning in A Country Doctor, In the Penal Colony, A Report to an Academy, and touch on some other stories. It's all very Kafkaesque. NOTE: There is a noticeable improvement in sound quality and from here on out should involve no echo or static. However, there were one or two rough edits. We're still learning. Thanks for any constructive feedback and we are looking forward to your comments.

Gardner was drowning, and strangers were laying hands on the bones of my forebears. I felt obligated to see that liberties weren't taken with my grandmother, my great-grandmother, and other good, God-fearing ladies, so I put the business on auto pilot and made the drive as if on auto pilot myself.