Podcasts about integrative medicine department

Dr. McCauley has had a lifelong passion for helping as many pets as possible live an optimal quality of life. After graduating from Colorado State School of Veterinary Medicine she spent six years in general practice and quickly became a pioneer in the field of Veterinary Rehabilitation. She went on to open the first Veterinary Rehabilitation Clinic in 1998 and designed the first underwater treadmill for dogs. Dr. McCauley was on faculty at Canine Rehabilitation Institute for 14 years and has taught thousands of veterinarians, physical therapists, and veterinary technicians the art of Canine Rehabilitation. She is certified in acupuncture and chiropractic therapy and is board certified in canine sports medicine and rehabilitation. Dr. McCauley is an International lecturer and contributing author in many textbooks and journals. She was awarded the 2011 Iams AARV Award of Excellence in the Field of Rehabilitation and the 2015 AHVMA Holistic Practitioner of the Year Award. She does locum work at the Louisiana School of Veterinary Medicine, stepping in as head of the Integrative Medicine Department several times a year.Dr. McCauley owns Red Tail Rehab, a mobile canine rehabilitation practice in North Carolina. She began Optimum Pet Vitality in 2020 to teach professionals and pet parents different ways to help their clients and pets achieve Optimum health. With this online teaching platform, Dr. Laurie is empowering people all over the world to help pets have an Optimum Quality of Life.Topics covered in this episode: Understanding fascia: The basicsFascia's role in the bodyDiagnostic tools and techniquesFascia and nerve interactionUnderstanding fascial restrictions and their locationsCommon trigger points in pets and how to address themElbow arthritis and its impact on dogsResources and course informationLinks and Resources:  Learn more about Dr. McCauley's courses through her website, Optimum Pet VitalityFind Dr. McCauley on FacebookFind Dr. McCauley on InstagramFind Dr. McCauley on YouTubeText “fascia” to 866-949-0068 for the top five trigger points chartMaking Strides for Animal Chiropractic Links and Resources:Visit the Making Strides for Animal Chiropractic websiteVisit our Facebook PageVisit our Instagram Page Thank you to our sponsors!Academy for the Advancement of Animal ChiropracticiPoint Touch- Integrative Veterinary Medicine EHRThe Evidence Based ChiropractorHave an idea for the podcast?Please leave us a survey! 

She is a Doctor of Pharmacy and licensed pharmacist, naturopath, herbalist, nutritionist, and chef who is committed to finding the safest and most effective means to promote health and wellness over disease and illness. Lynn is and has been an Assistant Professor in the Integrative Medicine Department and graduate faculty in the Nutrition Program Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine and is currently at Nova Southeastern College of Pharmacy in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. SNP Playoff Bracket (password snp) https://bracketchallenge.nhl.com/en/leagues/25613 SNP Presents returns April 27th Tickets Below: https://www.showpass.com/cornerstone/ Let me know what you think. Text me 587-217-8500 Substack:https://open.substack.com/pub/shaunnewmanpodcast E-transfer here: shaunnewmanpodcast@gmail.com Website: https://silvergoldbull.ca/ Email: SNP@silvergoldbull.com Text: (587) 441-9100 – and be sure to let them know you're an SNP listener.

We all know that a good workout can do wonders for our health, but the same is true for our pets.  Dr. Laurie McCauley joins us as  we uncover the myriad ways exercise benefits our furry family members, from their muscles to their minds.  We chat about  how to help  them  avoid injury and how to support and be proactive in with our pups health as they age. We also touch on the importance of the emerging field of energy medicine and its role in veterinary care.Dr. Laurie McCauley graduated from Colorado State School of Veterinary Medicine  where she spent six years in general practice, and quickly became a pioneer in the field of Veterinary Rehabilitation. Dr. McCauley is an International lecturer and contributing author in many textbooks and journals. She was awarded the 2011 Iams AARV Award of Excellence in the Field of Rehabilitation and the 2015 AHVMA Holistic Practitioner of the Year Award.  She does locum work at the Louisiana School of Veterinary Medicine, stepping in as head of the Integrative Medicine Department several times a year.Useful Links:Website: https://www.optimumpetvitality.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/optimum.pet.vitality/?hl=enFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/OptimumPetVitalityYou Tube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkBnCS8-p0eGS6Qn34Km7LQText : 1-866-949-0068 for her free e book  on the Top 5 Exercises for Geriatric DogsSupport the show If you are enjoying The Baroo Podcast you can now support the show by buying me a coffee. Shop the podcast: https://www.thebaroo.com/shop-podFollow The Baroo:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/baroopodcast/Blog- https://www.thebaroo.com/Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/baroopet/ Pet parent question or story of canine companionship to share ? Email charlotte@thebaroo.com or call 424-273-5131. *This podcast is for informational purposes only, even if, and regardless of whether it features the advice of veterinarians or professional dog trainers. It is not, nor is it intended to be a substitute for professional veterinary care or personalized canine behavior advice and should not be used as so. The views expressed in this podcast are solely those of the podcast author or the individual views of those participating in the podcast.

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Featured Guests: Edwina Fire Thunder – Brown Bull. My Lakota Indian name is “Kla Kla Win” Rattling Woman. That name was given to me to carry on my relative's honor, who was my great-great grandmother the original landowner allotment. I am currenty Project AWARE SAMHSA• Coordinator of Culturally Informed Trauma Informed Schools on the Pine Ridge Reservation • Little Wound School Elisabeth Eittreim teaches women's history, US history, and human rights history at Rutgers University-Newark as well as Women's and Gender Studies at Georgian Court University. Teaching Empire is her first book, and it was published in October 2019 by the University Press of Kansas. The book grows out of her history doctoral dissertation which she completed at Rutgers University-New Brunswick in 2015. Elisabeth also holds a Masters in Human Rights from Columbia University, a Masters in Teaching from Quinnipiac University, and a Bachelor in History from the University of Virginia. She has taught middle school in Connecticut, Washington, DC, and New Jersey, and her teaching experience informs how she approached the book. Elisabeth has also written and been published on topics including racial reckonings and violence in the US, COVID-19 among native communities, gun violence in the US, and several book reviews. Elisabeth lives in Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey, where she and her husband are raising their 3 children. Dr. Kathy Farah, MD is certified with the American Board of Family Medicine and the American Board of Integrative Medicine and is a Diplomate in the Academy of Integrative Health and Medicine. Dr. Farah is an Associate Clinical Director with the Center for Mind Body Medicine, the world's effective evidenced-based program for healing population wide psychological trauma and stress. She is a Clinical Lead for the VISN 8 program which incorporates MInd-Body Medicine and the Whole Health Program in Florida, South Georgia and Puerto Rico for our country's veterans. She is the Clinical Lead for the Native American and Indigenous programs. These initiatives support local leaders and healers in communities such as Pine Ridge Reservation, S.D. to combine indigenous wisdom with cultural ways of healing to strengthen resilience. Dr. Farah has practiced full spectrum family medicine in Western Wisconsin for over 30 years, including 11 years with Mayo Clinic. She provides Integrative and Holistic Medicine at Western Wisconsin Health. Dr. Farah has been a consultant to families and children in the Pain, Palliative Care and Integrative Medicine Department at Children's Hospitals and Clinics in Minneapolis MN 17 years. In those roles she utilizes trauma informed Mind-Body skills, Craniosacral therapy and Heartmath. Claire Garland: MEd Graduate School of Education, Rutgers University NJ Commission on American Indian Affairs Resource Person NJ Historical Commission Award of Recognition NJHC Co Chair of Year of Indigenous People & Culture Friend of Education Award Monmouth County Education Association --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carol-penn/support

As a physician pioneer certified in cranio-sacral therapy and mind/body/ spirit medicine, she has truly connected the dots about what it means to heal a whole person.  Embracing the unusual power to comprehend and act on that which may be puzzling or hidden to others, Dr. Kathy has become expert in so many areas such as the freeze response in stress and how held memories and historical trauma affect the body.  She’s a gracious powerhouse who has done the mind shift for herself that has led to living the practice that she’s meant to be.Kathy Farah, MD is an integrative and mind, body medicine physician.  She is certified with the American Board of Family Medicine and the American Board of Integrative Medicine.  Additionally she is a Diplomate in the Academy of Integrative Health and Medicine. Dr. Kathy has practiced full spectrum family medicine for over 30 years. She currently provides Integrative and Holistic Medicine at Western Wisconsin Health, Roberts, WI. Her career also includes 11 years with Mayo Clinic Red Cedar. She has been a consultant to families and children in the Pain, Palliative Care and Integrative Medicine Department at Children’s Hospitals and Clinics in Minneapolis MN for over 15 years. Dr. Farah is also an Associate Clinical Director with the Center for Mind Body Medicine and is the Clinical Lead for the VISN 8 program incorporating MInd-Body Medicine and the Whole Health Program in Florida, South Georgia and Puerto Rico. She is the Clinical Lead for the Native American and Indigenous programs as well. This has given her extensive experience in individual and global trauma.

Kat Roberts, BSN, RN is a thought leader who founded the Integrative Health Department at Wellstar Health System, the first of its kind in the state of Georgia. To lead this movement, Kat completed the Integrative Health Leadership program at Duke University. That, along with her combined experiences as a level one trauma nurse, Reiki practitioner, rural clinic nurse in Zambia, Africa, and Caritas Coach has led to profound insight to creating healing environments for self, team members, and patients. She is passionate in her mission to transform healthcare leading with data, intuition, and heart!!! Here in Episode #96, Kat starts our show with a leadership mindset centering us on being the healing environment; Kat earns her spot as an honorary quality person and walks us through her career going from a trauma nurse in Georgia, to a rural community in Africa, and to a blossoming coach in the world of Reiki; she shares how she followed her passion four years ago to launch the first Integrative Medicine Department within a major Georgia health care system; Kat gives us a great introduction to the universal impact of Reiki; Kat and I draw connections between the foundations of Lean and Reiki; Kat shares five core precepts for us to understand about Reiki; she gives us projections on the future of integrated medicine in the US, and shares resources to get us started within Reiki; Kat encourages us to elevate from a human doing to a human being, and gives us a great framework to get started with launching our own local integrative medicine program. #healthcare #integrativemedicine #todayonly #dontworry #workdiligently #bekind • Connect with Kat on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katroberts1/ • Access The Healthcare QualityCast LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12203005/ • Leaves Us a Rating: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-healthcare-qualitycast/id1456206515?mt=2&uo=4 • Earn Your Lean Six Sigma for Healthcare Certification: https://theqiacademy.mykajabi.com/

Join Kristin and Carolyn as they discuss everything from social unrest, racism, eating disorders, and her incredible podcast that just joined Mental Health News Radio Network. Born in Houston, Texas, Dr. Carolyn Coker Ross spent her childhood in San Antonio where as the oldest of five children, she comes from a long line of physicians and healers. Her mother’s father was a well-known physician in Bryan, Texas, who opened his own hospital and nursing school. His mother, Betty Love, was a Cherokee medicine woman.Dr. Ross wanted to be a doctor from the age of nine and worked many summers and vacations in her grandfather’s office, going with him on house calls, helping him deliver babies and learning how to dispense medications in his office pharmacy.Dr. Ross’s Medical BackgroundDr. Ross completed her undergraduate degree in Modern Foreign Languages at Purdue University and then was a full-time mother of her two older sons before returning to school to complete her Pre-Med requirements. She then went to the University of Michigan Medical School. Dr. Ross’s practice experience after medical school helped fuel her interest in understanding what makes people heal as she saw that most of her patients’ medical problems were related to lifestyle habits and the stresses of modern living.In searching for a better way to address these issues, Dr. Ross began to explore complementary and alternative therapies and the use of herbs and supplements for her patients. She then completed a residency in Preventive Medicine at Loma Linda University and set up practice in San Diego, California, where she eventually opened three women’s centers where she practiced primary care and office gynecology. Her women’s centers integrated the best of western medicine with complementary and alternative therapies such as yoga, acupuncture, chiropractic, and nutrition counseling. She developed and ran The Anchor Program that offered a holistic approach for individuals with food and body image issues. The Anchor Program is a non-diet approach with a philosophy that health and well-being are everyone’s right no matter their size. During that time, she also served as the medical director of The Rader Institute’s inpatient eating disorder program.Dr. Ross’s Focus on Integrative MedicineDr. Ross’s own personal health crisis and the diagnosis of her mother with Alzheimer’s led her on a journey to healing in which her perspective about medicine changed and her desire to focus on integrative medicine led her to the University of Arizona’s Center for Integrative Medicine. Dr. Ross completed a two-year fellowship in Integrative Medicine, studying with Dr. Andrew Weil. Her path then led her to work as the head of the Eating Disorders Program and the Integrative Medicine Department at world-renowned inpatient hospital, Sierra Tucson where she pioneered the Integrative Medicine approach to eating disorder treatment. She currently works in private practice in Denver, Colorado, as an addiction medicine specialist and suboxone doctor who specializes in opioid addiction treatment. She also is a consultant for treatment centers across the country on eating disorders and integrative medicine.Dr. Carolyn Coker Ross is a mother of three sons and has one granddaughter. She is also a nationally known author, speaker and expert in the field of Eating Disorders and Integrative Medicine. Her most recent book is “The Overcoming Binge Eating Disorder and Compulsive Overeating Workbook.” Other books include, “Healing Body, Mind and Spirit: an Integrative Medicine approach to the treatment of eating disorders” describing her own journey to healing and the miracles she found along the way. Dr. Ross has also developed a line of supplements as a result of her research, which are designed to support the recovery of patients with eating disorders and addictions.https://carolynrossmd.com

This is the recording from the the second day of Survivors Week 2020.  Felicia Dobson, a Patient Advocate at Cancer Services hosts the session on behalf of Cancer Services, Novant Health Derrick L Davis Cancer Center, and Wake Forest Baptist Health Comprehensive Cancer Center. Find information on the week, including videos from the sessions here: www.cancerservicesonline.org/survivorsweek This session is on Survivorship and Integrative Medicine and we have a very talented panel.  Each panelist spends about 10 minutes to talk to you about their area of expertise and how to maximize wellness, decrease stress and be your best self.  After the presentations, the panelists answer questions. The first panelist is Dr. Judith Hopkins. Dr. Hopkins is a Medical Oncologist with the Novant Health Cancer Institute and works out of the Kernersville location.  She received her undergraduate degree from the University of Richmond and graduated from the University of Virginia Medical School.  She has been practicing medicine in Winston since 1980.  Her clinical interests include Breast Cancer Prevention, genetics, treatment and survivorship, as well as GI Malignancies and CLL.  Her hobbies include reading historical fiction, skiing and hiking. She also enjoys spending time with her family on their 110-acre farm in South Carolina. Our second panelist is Dr. Russ Greenfield. Dr. Russ is the Medical Director of Novant’s new Integrative Medicine department.  Integrative Medicine is where the best of conventional medicine and complementary therapies are used together to maximize a person’s healing capacity.  He is Board Certified in Emergency Medicine, and in 1999 was one of the first four physicians to graduate from the Program in Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona, College of Medicine under the direction of Dr. Andrew Weil. (pronounced “While”) Our third panelist, Kim DeRhodes, works very closely with Dr. Russ in the Integrative Medicine Department of Novant Health.  Kim is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where she received her BS in Pharmacy.  She has over 35 years experience as a pharmacist.  She frequently gives lectures on integrative and natural medicine and has taught classes at Queens College, UNCC, and Carolinas College of Healthcare Sciences.  She is a contributor to Dr. Andrew Weil’s latest book, Mind Over Meds.  She sees patients by appointment for medication therapy management and counsels them on the proper use of vitamins, herbs, and other natural medicines.  

Today on the Toxin Terminator, we are joined by Dr. Carolyn Ross. She is a physician, the former head of the Eating Disorders Program and the Integrative Medicine Department at the world-renowned Sierra Tucson treatment center, a nationally known speaker, an author, and an expert in the field of integrated medicine. She is also the CEO and instructor of a 12-week online program called the Anchor Program.Join us as Dr. Ross shares her own stories about her life experience in dealing with mental issues, disorders, and addictions.Find out about:·      Addictions and various disorders·      Problems with the system in place surrounding addictions and disorders and alternatives to it·      The five levels of recovery:◦    Superficial behaviour◦    Emotional soup◦    Core beliefs◦    Body connection◦    Soul satisfaction·      Guidance and allowing yourself to heal·      Guided meditation Quotes:“It's like background noise: we don't notice it but it's constantly effecting us.”“When you have emotions, all of that comes of the body.”“And that is the deepest form of recovery you can have when you have that hook into life.”“When your life becomes more important and more interesting to you than your eating disorder or your addiction, then you will fully be in recovery.”“The very foods they crave are the ones they are most sensitive to.”Important Links and Mentions:·      https://yourfoodbattle.com/ ·      https://www.amazon.com/s?i=stripbooks&rh=p_27%3ACarolyn+Coker+Ross+MD++MPH&s=relevancerank&text=Carolyn+Coker+Ross+MD++MPH&ref=dp_byline_sr_book_1 ·      https://www.anchorprogram.com/ To listen to this podcast episode click here.Disclosure: Some of the links in this post are affiliate links and if you go through them to make a purchase I will earn a commission at no cost to you. Keep in mind that I link these companies and their products because of their quality and not because of the commission I receive from your purchases. The decision is yours, and whether or not you decide to buy something is completely up to you. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aimee-carlson0/message

Today on the Toxin Terminator, we are joined by Dr. Carolyn Ross. She is a physician, the former head of the Eating Disorders Program and the Integrative Medicine Department at the world-renowned Sierra Tucson treatment center, a nationally known speaker, an author, and an expert in the field of integrated medicine. She is also the CEO and instructor of a 12-week online program called the Anchor Program.Join us as Dr. Ross shares her own stories about her life experience in dealing with mental issues, disorders, and addictions.Find out about:· Addictions and various disorders· Problems with the system in place surrounding addictions and disorders and alternatives to it· The five levels of recovery:◦ Superficial behaviour◦ Emotional soup◦ Core beliefs◦ Body connection◦ Soul satisfaction· Guidance and allowing yourself to heal· Guided meditation Quotes:“It's like background noise: we don't notice it but it's constantly effecting us.”“When you have emotions, all of that comes of the body.”“And that is the deepest form of recovery you can have when you have that hook into life.”“When your life becomes more important and more interesting to you than your eating disorder or your addiction, then you will fully be in recovery.”“The very foods they crave are the ones they are most sensitive to.”Important Links and Mentions:· https://yourfoodbattle.com/ · https://www.amazon.com/s?i=stripbooks&rh=p_27%3ACarolyn+Coker+Ross+MD++MPH&s=relevancerank&text=Carolyn+Coker+Ross+MD++MPH&ref=dp_byline_sr_book_1 · https://www.anchorprogram.com/ To listen to this podcast episode click here.Disclosure: Some of the links in this post are affiliate links and if you go through them to make a purchase I will earn a commission at no cost to you. Keep in mind that I link these companies and their products because of their quality and not because of the commission I receive from your purchases. The decision is yours, and whether or not you decide to buy something is completely up to you. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As you begin to learn how your past affects your present life, you start putting the puzzle pieces together of why you feel the way you do, what your specific triggers are and where they stem from, why you struggle in certain areas of life, and a myriad of other things start to come into focus and you have these "ah ha" or "lightbulb" moments when suddenly everything makes sense.I've had many such enlightening moments during some very intense and difficult times in a therapists office, or working with a trauma informed coach. I can remember saying things like, "I never know that my self-esteem problems were because of being bullied. I didn't realize that my learning disability may very well have developed due to childhood trauma. The problems with my weight and issues with food are not simply some genetic family problem, but have been intensified and increased due to childhood sexual abuse and other trauma. The list goes on and on, and needless to say this revelation was both empowering and disheartening at the same time.Realizing that all of these struggles were not my fault, and were either caused by or greatly influenced by past trauma, could have taken me down a very dark road. To be honest, it did for a time. Sitting with that realization was difficult, but one of the ways that I began to work through it was to use these situations and this information as a learning experience. Something I could take, so that I could change the tide of what was ahead for me, rather than just accept that I destined to suffer and struggle in these areas for the rest of my life.One of the biggest hurdles that I continue to work through, is in the area of food, and because of this struggle I am always on the lookout for ways to discover and understand how the mind and body work in the wake of past trauma, and specifically in this case, with eating disorders, food struggles, and gaining weight.My guest today, Dr. Carolyn Coker Ross, joins me on the podcast to discuss the connection between trauma and eating disorders.Born in Houston, Texas, Dr. Carolyn Coker Ross spent her childhood in San Antonio where as the oldest of five children, she comes from a long line of physicians and healers. Her mother’s father was a well-known physician in Bryan, Texas, who opened his own hospital and nursing school. His mother, Betty Love, was a Cherokee medicine woman.Dr. Ross’s own personal health crisis and the diagnosis of her mother with Alzheimer’s led her on a journey to healing in which her perspective about medicine changed and her desire to focus on integrative medicine led her to the University of Arizona’s Center for Integrative Medicine. Dr. Ross completed a two-year fellowship in Integrative Medicine, studying with Dr. Andrew Weil. Her path then led her to work as the head of the Eating Disorders Program and the Integrative Medicine Department at world-renowned inpatient hospital, Sierra Tucson where she pioneered the Integrative Medicine approach to eating disorder treatment. She currently works in private practice in Denver, Colorado, as an addiction medicine specialist and suboxone doctor who specializes in opioid addiction treatment. She also is a consultant for treatment centers across the country on eating disorders and integrative medicine. You can learn more about her practice, and how she got started in medicine, by checking out her bio on her website, CarolynRossMD.com I'm so honored to talk with Carolyn on the podcast, and dive a bit deeper into some of the struggles with food and weight that are not only close to my heart but affect so many who listen to the podcasts and read the blog posts both here and on SurvivinSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sPH8pMZ)

There is a direct correlation between adverse childhood experiences and the risk for developing addiction, eating disorders, weight issues and medical problems in adulthood. While the vast majority of us experience childhood trauma of some kind, those of us lucky enough to enjoy the social support of a strong family and/or an innate sense of resiliency may not develop addiction issues. But those of us who don’t are tasked with the deep, long-term work of healing. Dr. Carolyn Coker Ross is an expert in the field of eating disorders and integrative medicine and the creator of The Anchor Program, an online practice that provides long-term support for people suffering from food addiction and body image issues. Dr. Ross is the former head of the Eating Disorders Program and the Integrative Medicine Department at the world-renowned Sierra Tucson treatment center, and she currently works in private practice with a focus on treating obesity, eating disorders and addictions. Dr. Ross is also the author of The Emotional Eating Workbook and The Binge Eating and Compulsive Overeating Workbook. Today, Dr. Ross explains her interest in addiction therapy and integrated health, sharing the formal definition of addiction and the central defining commonality among them all. She walks us through The Anchor Program’s five-level approach to the treatment of food and body image issues, describing the significance of exploring the emotions that drive addictive behavior. Dr. Ross speaks to her decision to shift from an office-based to an online practice, discussing the prevalence of relapse in patients who lack long-term support. Listen in for Dr. Ross’ insight around how to broach the subject of addiction with a loved one you are concerned about and learn how to find the right treatment program if you need help overcoming an addiction yourself. Topics Covered [0:59] How Dr. Ross became and addiction therapist and integrated health doctor Family history of addiction Western medicine doesn’t always work [3:05] Dr. Ross’ definition of addiction Give over power to substance, behavior or belief Process addiction vs. substance abuse [4:50] How to identify when to seek treatment Lose agency (addiction in driver’s seat) Impacts relationships, work and health [6:49] The common theme among all addictions Rooted in childhood trauma that changes brain Loss of sense of safety, security or peace [10:51] Why some children survive trauma without developing addictions Innate resiliency Social support [13:07] The Anchor Program’s five-level approach to treatment Address behaviors (superficial level) Emotions that drive behaviors Core beliefs rooted in trauma Ground self in body Heal at soul satisfaction level [20:27] Dr. Ross’ insight on eating addictions Problem in how use food (not food itself) Coping strategy (i.e.: numb feelings) [22:04] Why Dr. Ross shifted from clinical work to an online practice Impossible to treat trauma in 30 days, relapse very common Provide long-term support for patients in treatment [26:01] Dr. Ross’ typical client Mostly women Realize something missing [29:35] What to do if you or a loved one may need treatment Express concern in healthy, kind way and offer to help Look for long-term approach and find credible program Learn More About Dr. Ross The Anchor Program Email carolyn@carolynrossmd.com Resources Dr. Ross’ Free eBook SAMHSA Books by Dr. Ross

In this episode, Devi chats with Dr Steve Gardner about ”Accessing Hidden resources and strategies for your business and life”. Dr Steve, a doctor of chiropractic, is the only practitioner to obtain level 3 certification in Network Spinal Analysis in the state of Maryland and the Washington DC metropolitan area.  Internationally, he was one of the first 100 chiropractors to obtain this highest level of certification.  He has given public presentations in the principles and practice of self-healing and personal growth to diverse audiences, ranging from spiritual meditation practice groups to medical professionals at the Oncology division at National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland, and the Integrative Medicine Department at Kernan Hospital, University of Maryland in Baltimore. Devi and Dr Steve discuss:  Spinal gateways The 3 qualities of love that bring us into deeper connection and rapport with life The power of appreciating “the force” within you How everything inside of you is conspiring to serve you Being the peaceful observer and going where you find the most peace How to be in rapport with nature How to create peace with pain and receive it as a resource Appreciating very small increments of peace How everything in the Universe wants to be acknowledged and loved Getting to “I love you. Thank you” How to access wisdom How desperation can push away answers Steve’s spiritual practices that have helped him to be more resourceful in his business Whenever you are teaching, you are receiving How Dr Steve creates balance in his schedule The biking lifestyle Touch, movement, and respiration in rapport Transcendental Meditation The role of organization in Dr Steve's life The gift of connecting through writing things by hand Tuning into how you can gracefully cultivate your attention and more…  Resources Mentioned: The Gift of Fear Book: https://amzn.to/2uxtfCH Somato Respiratory Integration: https://wiseworldseminars.com/somato-respiratory-integration/what-is-sri Connect with Dr Steve on his website @easyspine.com Human being owner’s manual: http://www.easyspine.com/blog/human-being-owners-manual/ For over 30 years, Network Spinal Analysis Care has been on the leading edge in helping people to connect to their internal resources – the intelligence and energy within for unleashing breakthroughs in personal growth and healing.  Steve Gardner, a doctor of chiropractic, is the only practitioner to obtain level 3 certification in Network Spinal Analysis in the state of Maryland and the Washington DC metropolitan area.  Internationally, he was one of the first 100 chiropractors to obtain this highest level of certification.  He has given public presentations in the principles and practice of self-healing and personal growth to diverse audiences, ranging from spiritual meditation practice groups to medical professionals at the Oncology division at National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland, and the Integrative Medicine Department at Kernan Hospital, University of Maryland in Baltimore. Earlier in his career, while working as a doctor’s assistant at the Maharishi Ayur-Ved Medical Center in Washington DC, Dr. Gardner began his private practice experience in Ayurvedic pulse diagnosis, shiatsu, and CranioSacral Therapy. For the past 21 years, his work has been instrumental in bringing the Network Spinal Analysis chiropractic system of care to the Washington DC Metropolitan area and Mid-Atlantic region.

Learn About the Science and Clinical Usefullness of I.V. Vitamin C as a Treatment for Cancer in Conjunction with Traditional Therapy and the Synergistic Benefit of Adding the Ketogenic Diet and Hyperbaric Oxygen Modalities Kirk Hamilton interviews Jeanne Drisko, MD, Director of the Integrative Medicine Department at Kansas University Medical Center and the Riordan Endowed Professor of Orthomolecular Medicine on her current research and clinical work using intravenous vitamin C, the ketogenic diet and hyperbaric oxygen therapy in conjunction with traditional oncology to treating cancer.  Dr. Drisko's work on I.V. vitamin C for cancer as well as for diabetes, infections and chronic fatigue, among other conditions, is being overseen my Mark Levine, MD at the National Institutes of Health. Dr. Drisko has been interviewed on two other occasions on I.V. vitamin C and cancer on the Staying Healthy Today Show in 2009 and 2011. (Interview Timeline - Intro: 0-2:07; I.V. Vitamin C and Cancer Treatment: 2:08-34:00; Nutritional Assessment: 34:00-37:00; Ketogenic Diet 37:15-42:10; Neurofeedback Therapy for "Chemo-Brain" 45:15-45:45) Download or Open: