Podcasts about morrison center

Amy Kurtz is the author of the trailblazing book Kicking Sick: Your GO TO GUIDE for Thriving with Chronic Health Conditions, a health and wellness coach, patient advocate, and speaker. Facing debilitating pain and health issues since her teenage years, patient advocate and author Amy Kurtz well knows the frustration, fear and isolation that comes with chronic illness. Life long Chronic Health Conditions – from Celiac Disease to major parasite infections to a thyroid condition– led Amy on an intense journey through doctors' offices, medical clinics, IV labs, specialist offices and assorted spiritual communities. Through these experiences – the trials and the errors, Amy learned the importance of identifying her individual needs and putting a team together to support the whole of her body/mind/spirit. She became an active participant in her own health and got more involved, educated and invested in the healing process. She supports her clients in finding the right system so they can focus on healing instead of being mired in managing their care. Prior to starting her private practice, Amy built the health coaching program at The Morrison Center, a top integrative practice in NYC as a means of better supporting the patient by providing individualized guidance regarding their health condition and treatment plan. Key Topics: - Amy's story about healing from chronic disease - How to advocate for yourself when you know something isn't right - How to give yourself permission to empower yourself - The importance of making the mind-body connection - The process of moving from victim to empowered advocate - How to go slowly and trust your gut instinct - How to calm the inner critic and stay in the driver's seat You can learn more about Amy and get her book at amykurtz.com and on Instagram at @amykurtz. Sign up for Erin's monthly tips and recipes here: https://mailchi.mp/adde1b3a4af3/monthlysparksignup

Live from The Blue inside Albertsons Stadium - celebrating the 38th anniversary of the first game played on Boise State's famous turf, we talk to fans/listeners and share their favorite/worst memories of The Blue, Bob plays his favorite calls on The Blue in Bronco Focus, B.J. shares his favorite memories - and breaks down the Broncos' move to the Pac-12 in 2026, actor/comedian David Spade joins IST for sports memories - and his Friday night show at the Morrison Center, our College Football Six-Pack, Touchdowns for Tickets

Live from The Blue inside Albertsons Stadium - celebrating the 38th anniversary of the first game played on Boise State's famous turf, we talk to fans/listeners and share their favorite/worst memories of The Blue, Bob plays his favorite calls on The Blue in Bronco Focus, B.J. shares his favorite memories - and breaks down the Broncos' move to the Pac-12 in 2026, actor/comedian David Spade joins IST for sports memories - and his Friday night show at the Morrison Center, our College Football Six-Pack, Touchdowns for TicketsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Live from The Blue inside Albertsons Stadium - celebrating the 38th anniversary of the first game played on Boise State's famous turf, we talk to fans/listeners and share their favorite/worst memories of The Blue, Bob plays his favorite calls on The Blue in Bronco Focus, B.J. shares his favorite memories - and breaks down the Broncos' move to the Pac-12 in 2026, actor/comedian David Spade joins IST for sports memories - and his Friday night show at the Morrison Center, our College Football Six-Pack, Touchdowns for TicketsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Live from The Blue inside Albertsons Stadium - celebrating the 38th anniversary of the first game played on Boise State's famous turf, we talk to fans/listeners and share their favorite/worst memories of The Blue, Bob plays his favorite calls on The Blue in Bronco Focus, B.J. shares his favorite memories - and breaks down the Broncos' move to the Pac-12 in 2026, actor/comedian David Spade joins IST for sports memories - and his Friday night show at the Morrison Center, our College Football Six-Pack, Touchdowns for TicketsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Award winning arts organization LED is back with two performances of Kid Lightning at Boise's Morrison Center.

Welcome to a deeply inspiring episode of the Tick Boot Camp Podcast, where we sit down with Alexandra Brook-Clark, a resilient Lyme disease warrior, who has transformed her battle with Lyme into a mission of helping others. Residing in Marblehead, Massachusetts, Alexandra shares her incredible journey from blissful days in Brooklyn, New York, to facing the stark realities of Lyme disease and co-infections. Now, at 39, Alexandra's story is not just about struggle; it's about overcoming, learning, and thriving. Emma Pikoulas joins Matt Sabatello as a special guest co-host for this powerful interview. Alexandra's Background: Name: Alexandra Brook-Clark Age: 39 Location: Marblehead, Massachusetts Professional Background: Transitioned from a decade in the fashion industry to working in Workers Compensation Risk Management for her family's company. Alexandra has also embraced a role as a Lyme disease advocate, organically offering guidance and support to others affected by Lyme and tick-borne diseases. Pre-Lyme Life: Alexandra reminisces about her life before Lyme—full of social engagements, work success, and joy with her husband Patrick, son August, and their dog Zeus in Brooklyn, NY. Her life, seemingly perfect, was abruptly interrupted by Lyme disease. Lyme Disease Onset: At 36, Alexandra's world turned upside down. Post hip surgery and at the cusp of the COVID-19 pandemic, she began experiencing unexplainable and debilitating symptoms. Despite numerous misdiagnoses and a journey through the complexities of the healthcare system, her relentless pursuit for answers led her to self-order an IGENIX test, which confirmed Lyme alongside multiple co-infections. Diagnosis and Treatment: Age at Diagnosis: 37 Diagnostic Path: Negative results on the Western blot, a positive breakthrough with IGENIX. Treatment Journey: Began with antibiotics and herbs under Dr. Casey Kelley's care, transitioning to a holistic and herbal approach with Dr. Linda Tao at the Morrison Center in New York, augmented by innovative therapies such as ozone IV, glutathione, and more. Life Post-Diagnosis: Alexandra shares the profound changes Lyme disease brought to her life, from PTSD and fears of the outdoors to a newfound appreciation for life's simplicity and the importance of treating her body with kindness. Despite the ongoing challenges, including a battle with mold intolerance, Alexandra stands at 95% of her pre-Lyme self, actively working and enjoying a revitalized social life. Healing Strategies: Emphasizing the importance of the brain-body connection, Alexandra credits her recovery to retraining her brain, alongside an arsenal of therapies including cold plunging, sauna sessions, and rigorous detoxification routines. Advice to Others: For those battling Lyme, Alexandra offers hope and assurance of healing. Her preventive advice underscores the importance of vigilance against ticks, advocating for proactive measures like regular tick checks and the use of protective sprays. Armur Health: Alexandra runs Armur, providing access to community support, expert advice, and a wealth of information to empower individuals on their journey to recovery from Lyme and other chronic infections. Conclusion: Alexandra Brook-Clark's journey is a testament to the power of resilience, the importance of self-advocacy in health, and the transformative impact of a supportive community. Her story not only sheds light on the complexities of Lyme disease but also inspires hope and action in the face of adversity. Closing Remarks: Thank you for tuning in to this compelling episode of the Tick Boot Camp Podcast with Alexandra Brook-Clark. Her courage, insights, and advice offer invaluable lessons on navigating Lyme disease with hope and determination. Join us next time as we continue to share stories of triumph and transformation in the battle against tick-borne illnesses.

"Wolf/Girl" is the unlikeliest of dramas for a new year, combining fictional werewolves and echoes of real Idaho wolves.

The Morrison Center is celebrating a big birthday this year, and like most seasons, they are celebrating in style.

Get ready for a trip to the theater because Broadway in Boise is back!

Research has found More Than 200 Chemicals in Newborn Umbilical Cord Blood and with the recent toxic spills around the country, we simply cannot avoid the fact we are living in a toxic world. So, what can we do to stay healthy as we navigate this toxic world? Today's guest is an award-winning physician and leader in the field of Integrative Medicine. His clinic, the Morrison Center, attracts patients from around the world, many with different illnesses due to toxic exposure. This is The Story of  Cleanse Your Body, Clear Your Mind with Dr. Jeffrey Morrison.

A new play at the Morrison Center in Boise explores some of the themes that came out of the Salem Witch trials in puritan New England in 1691.

Many artists and creative organization where hit hard by the pandemic. However, more than two and half years later these artists and organization are finding their way back to audiences, including LED.

We've talked about gut health and the connection between gut health and hormone health on this podcast. Gut imbalances and dysfunction is a common root cause of hormone issues, because if the gut isn't working right, your hormones won't be either. But the gut doesn't become imbalanced on its own. So in this episode, we're digging into some of the root causes of gut issues, and one specific gut issues that's more common than you might think: PARASITES. (Fair warning if you're squeamish!) In this episode, we talk about how common parasites are, how we get parasites, how to know if we have them, how to get rid of them, and the surprising connection between parasites and the moon. Robin Foroutan, MS, RDN, my friend and colleague, is an award winning integrative and functional dietitian specializing in digestive health, detoxification support, and inflammation to reverse imbalances in the body that cause symptoms. Robin has an undergraduate degree in nutrition from NYU and a Masters in nutrition from Columbia University. She has done extensive post-graduate training in Integrative and Functional Medicine and in her virtual practice at Nutrition By Robin and at The Morrison Center in New York City has come to realize just how common parasites are... and how to actually get rid of them. We get deeeep in this episode and hold nothing back when talking about gut health, parasites, and the moon! This Week We Talk About:  Stealth infections and how they impact health Long-COVID and post-COVID changes in the body How the gut and gut microbiome are critical to health Why we need to start at the bottom when we're treating gut issues Some "red flag" symptoms that may indicate gut issues, even if you don't have overt digestive symptoms How our guts get "jacked" in the first place - what we know and what we suspect Why parasites are so hard to find through testing and hallmark signs to look for instead Where we get parasites from in the first place Common treatment approaches for parasites and why they have to be aligned with the moon cycles to be most effective Foods and herbs you can add to your diet to support microbiome health and prevent dysbiosis   Mentioned in this episode PCOS Meal Prep Made Easy Workshop – In this hour-long workshop, I break down what foods you want to include for PCOS and what you may want to consider avoiding or minimizing. Learn my simple 3-step formula for planning meals with PCOS, which includes learning how to eat to balance blood sugar.   Where to find Robin Foroutan, MS, RDN Robin's website: Nutritionbyrobin.com Robin's Instagram: @foroutan.nutrition   Love the podcast? Leave a rating and review! Or share an episode with a friend who could benefit! Give us a follow on Instagram or Facebook for daily posts on PCOS, hormones, and fertility. Check out our website for more articles and information and to learn how to work with Melissa.

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Live performances are back at the Morrison Center in Boise this fall. After a long break due to the pandemic, group's like LED Boise are back in front of audiences. This Saturday, LED will showcase their new show called Silver City at the Morrison Center.

A new collaboration between the City of Boise's Arts & History Department, the Morrison Center and Treefort Music Fest will give $1,000 to local artists working on projects related to their experience of COVID-19. The goal? To get money direclty into artist's hands with donations from the community, and to make sure this historic time is highlighted in the arts.

Today we're looking ahead to the end of 2020 and into next year, as we dream about enjoying the arts. For years now, The Morrison Center has hosted “Broadway in Boise.” The upcoming season was just announced, which will feature "Hamilton," "Cats" and several more well-known musicals.

Dr. Jeffrey Morrison is an award-winning medical doctor, leader in the field of Integrative Medicine, and champion of a nutritional approach to healthcare. His focus is on preventing and reversing degenerative and chronic diseases by enhancing the body’s innate ability to heal and detoxify itself. In 2002, Dr. Morrison opened The Morrison Center, in NYC, where he has used his successful integrative medicine and nutritional approach for patients with many types of medical conditions. Dr. Morrison has an undergraduate degree from the University of Rochester and received his medical doctorate from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia. He is board certified in Integrative Medicine and trained in Family Practice and Environmental Medicine. The focus of his practice is Integrative / Functional and Environmental medicine. Dr. Morrison is the author of "Cleanse Your Body, Clear Your Mind" and has made many television appearances, including The View, and written journal articles. Visit www.morrisonhealth.com, follow him on Twitter, become a fan on Facebook, and watch his videos on YouTube. Visit: DrLauraBrayton.com for show notes and available downloads. © 2020 Dr. Laura Brayton

We’re back with our friend Dr. Jeffrey Morrison, the award-winning functional medicine MD who champions a nutritional approach to healthcare. We recorded this ep at his eponymous Morrison Center, where they offer a range of treatments and services based on integrative medicine, i.e. treating the whole person to assist innate healing and promote optimal health instead of just fixing a problem. We’re here today to talk about peptides, that buzzy word that gets thrown around without any true meaning or understanding.  Dr. Morrison legit believes peptide therapy is the future of medicine, so we really need to understand what they are! Typical medicines interfere with body processes in order to achieve some result. But peptides work differently because they enhance the way the body is already working. In fact, our bodies already produce peptides, and they signal the body to do something specific. This may sound like hyperbole, but Dr. Morrison explains why the hype around peptides is completely justified.   Dr. Morrison talks about... What the F are peptides Peptides for cancer treatment They can’t override bad habits, but they can enhance the good stuff you’re already doing Topical vs subcutaneous peptides How we preserve our natural body supply   Resources: morrisonhealth.com International Peptide Society   Highway To Well is a production of Crate Media

Ballet Idaho's annual production of "The Nutcracker" has become a holiday tradition for many. But this year, the 1892 ballet has gone through a bit of a refresh with a whole new set and hundreds of new costumes. Idaho Matters talks with producers of the show about what audience members should expect in the 2019 production, which runs Dec. 19-23 at the Morrison Center in Boise.

The Broadway hit musical 'Waitress' tells the story of a pie maker who fights to escape her small town and tumultuous marriage. The show is set to head out on tour around North America, making its first stop in Boise. George Prentice sits down with lead actress Bailey McCall to discuss the tour and the Morrison Center performance.

The Velma V. Morrison Center has become a cultural icon for Boise and Idaho for decades. The performing arts venue welcomes Laura Kendall as their new executive director as their season kicks off. She joins Idaho Matters to talk about her ambitions for the Morrison Center, 35 years after the venue opened its doors.

"Les Miserables" is the world's longest-running musical. It's estimated that it has been seen by 130 million people in 44 countries. A newly conceived production is touring the United States and will be on the Morrison Center stage in Boise July 30-Aug. 4. We talk with Joshua Grosso, who portrays Marius.

Late last year, Morrison Center executive director James Patrick announced he would retire in 2019. He joins Idaho Matters to talk about the theater's growth over the past 35 years, what's next for him, and a big announcement for the 2020/21 season.

Kevin Kearns is the Seedling Program Director at the Morrison Center in Scarborough and a founding and core member of tje Morrison Sunshine band.The Morrison Seedling Program employs twenty adults with developmental disabilities in two state-of-the-art buildings known as “the happiest greenhouses in Maine.” Plants are for sale to the public Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.Morrison Center Greenhouses | 60 Chamberlain Rd. | Scarborough | 207.883.6680 | mdcmaine.org

Kevin Kearns is the Seedling Program Director at the Morrison Center in Scarborough and a founding and core member of tje Morrison Sunshine band. The Morrison Seedling Program employs twenty adults with developmental disabilities in two state-of-the-art buildings known as “the happiest greenhouses in Maine.” Plants are for sale to the public Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Morrison Center Greenhouses | 60 Chamberlain Rd. | Scarborough | 207.883.6680 | mdcmaine.org

There are many Boise area homes for sale. Click here to perform full home search, or if you're thinking of selling your home, click here for a free home property valuation so you know what buyers will pay for your home in today's market. You may also call us at (208)639-7724 for a FREE home buying or selling consultation to answer any of your real estate questions. Boise Philharmonic - "Holiday Pops"Dec. 11th & 12thNNU Brandt CenterBoise Chordsmen Christmas ConcertDec. 15thParkview Christian ChurchBoise Classic Movies - Holiday Shows!Now  through Dec. 17thEgyptian TheatreHoliday Boise Farmer's MarketNow through - Dec. 19thDowntown BoiseThe NutcrackerDec. 18th - 20thMorrison CenterDinner with SantaNov. 27th - Dec. 22ndThunder MountainHoliday Lights Trolley ToursDec. 5th - 27thEvergreen Business MallWinter Garden aGlowNow through- Jan. 3rdIdaho Botanical GardenWe wanted to reach out and let you know about some exciting events happening in the Treasure Valley between now and Christmas!All of these events are wonderful! As always, if you have any real estate questions, give us a call or send us an email. From our family to yours, happy holidays.

There are many Boise area homes for sale. Click here to perform full home search, or if you're thinking of selling your home, click here for a free home property valuation so you know what buyers will pay for your home in today's market. You may also call us at (208)639-7724 for a FREE home buying or selling consultation to answer any of your real estate questions.Boise Philharmonic - "Holiday Pops"Dec. 11th & 12thNNU Brandt CenterBoise Chordsmen Christmas ConcertDec. 15thParkview Christian ChurchBoise Classic Movies - Holiday Shows!Now  through Dec. 17thEgyptian TheatreHoliday Boise Farmer's MarketNow through - Dec. 19thDowntown BoiseThe NutcrackerDec. 18th - 20thMorrison CenterDinner with SantaNov. 27th - Dec. 22ndThunder MountainHoliday Lights Trolley ToursDec. 5th - 27thEvergreen Business MallWinter Garden aGlowNow through- Jan. 3rdIdaho Botanical GardenWe wanted to reach out and let you know about some exciting events happening in the Treasure Valley between now and Christmas!All of these events are wonderful! As always, if you have any real estate questions, give us a call or send us an email. From our family to yours, happy holidays.

In this episode of The Functional Medicine Radio Show, Dr. Carri's special guest Dr. Jeffrey Morrsion explains how you can detoxify your body and get on the road to better health. Dr. Morrison is a practicing physician, founder of The Morrison Center for Integrative Medicine in New York City, award-winning author of Cleanse Your Body, […] The post Detoxify Your Body with Dr. Jeffrey Morrison appeared first on The Functional Medicine Radio Show With Dr. Carri.

Jerry Simons graduated with honors in 1993 from Stony Brook’s Health Science Center with a Bachelor of Science degree in Cardio-Respiratory Sciences. He graduated from the Cornell Medical College Physician Assistant Program in 1995. Upon graduation he began to work for Dr. Joseph Burrascano in East Hampton, New York. After Dr. Burrascano retired 11 years later, Jerry began working at The Morrison Center as well as at East Hampton Urgent Care. While at Dr. Burrascano’s office, Jerry helped launch the ILADS Physician Training Program and was asked to work with the growing Empire State Lyme Association where he gives lectures and visits support groups. Soon after, he was recruited to be featured on a local monthly TV program about tick-borne infections and was asked by CALDA to author the “From the Expert” series for the Lyme Times. He has kept up with the field by attending regular CMEs including ILADS lectures as well as immune system seminars. He is a frequent local, state and national lecturer on medical CME topics. He has been a lecturer/instructor in the Cornell Medical College PA Program’s Medicine and Physical Diagnosis Classes, has coordinated and taught their intensive surgical courses and intensive clinical skills courses and has won their Top Instructor award three times. He also lectures at Long Island University, Touro University and the Montifore Medical Center Residency.