Podcasts about whole person

For patients with cancer, diagnosis doesn't just bring a physical battle. It can trigger a trauma response that can linger long after treatment ends, quietly reshaping how people sleep, think, and connect with the world around them.

Pain relief matters — but is it the same as recovery?In this solo episode of Beyond The Pain, Leigh Brandon takes you behind the scenes of his new book, Beyond The Pain: A Whole-Person Approach to Understanding Pain and Participating in Recovery.After nearly three decades of working with people in persistent pain, Leigh shares why so many people experience temporary relief, only for their pain to return days, weeks, or months later. He explores why pain is often misunderstood when it is reduced to a body part, scan finding, diagnosis, posture issue, or single treatment approach.Through the story of Amelia, a client with recurring neck and shoulder pain, cervical spinal stenosis, fatigue, digestive issues, bloating and headaches, Leigh explains how structural, metabolic, lifestyle, emotional and nervous system factors can all interact to influence pain and recovery.This episode is not about blaming people for their pain. It is about helping people understand that they may have more influence over their recovery than they have been led to believe.In this episode, Leigh discusses:Why pain relief is not always the same as recoveryWhy persistent pain often returns after treatmentHow a diagnosis can be useful — but also limitingWhy pain should not always be viewed as a simple damage signalHow digestion, stress, inflammation, fatigue and movement patterns can all influence painWhy recovery often requires a whole-person frameworkThe difference between personal responsibility and blameWhy Beyond The Pain was writtenYou can find Leigh here:Beyond The Pain book Free Chapter:https://bodychek.co.uk/book-waitlist/Beyond The Pain 14-Day Programme:https://bodychek.co.uk/beyond-the-pain-programme/Pain-Free Plate Free Guide:https://www.bodychek.co.uk/freepainguide/Consult with Leigh:https://www.bodychek.co.uk/consultation/

What if spiritual practices are about more than obligation or routine? What if they are actually part of how we experience renewal, resilience, peace, and emotional healing?In this episode, April Bordeau is joined by therapist Jean Crane to close out our May Mental Health Awareness Month series on whole-person wellness. Together, they explore how faith practices impact the body, mind, and spirit and why spiritual rhythms are an important part of emotional wellbeing and renewal.This conversation explores:How faith practices support mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual healthThe connection between prayer, worship, gratitude, creativity, and nervous system regulationWhy silence, solitude, and rest matter for emotional wellbeingHow spiritual practices can reduce stress, anxiety, and emotional overwhelmThe role of Sabbath, stillness, and slowing down in a culture of constant productivityWhy faith practices are meant to bring connection and renewal rather than pressure or performanceHow spiritual rhythms help build resilience before difficult seasons comeNavigating faith practices during seasons of doubt, grief, spiritual struggle, or church hurtPractical ways to begin incorporating life-giving spiritual rhythms into daily lifeApril and Jean also discuss how spiritual practices can become legalistic or emotionally exhausting when disconnected from relationship, grace, and renewal, and they offer compassionate encouragement for those who feel spiritually tired, disconnected, or overwhelmed.Whether you are in a season of burnout, emotional fatigue, grief, anxiety, spiritual questioning, or simply longing for greater peace and connection, this episode offers practical encouragement and hope for caring for your whole self.Resources Mentioned in This Episode:Spiritual Practices for the Brain by Anne Kertz KernionEmbracing Rhythms of Work and Rest by Ruth Haley BartonRelated Topics:Prayer and nervous system regulationSilence and solitudeGratitude and emotional wellnessWorship and connectionSabbath and restCreativity and emotional healingAt Care to Change, we believe healing happens when we care for the whole person: body, mind, and spirit. Our hope is that this conversation encourages you to create intentional space for renewal, connection, rest, and hope in your everyday life.

Jesus Fills the Whole Person (Courageous – Part 14) Bron Arnott by New Community Ringwood

Health care should not be designed around fragments of a person's life. It should be built around the whole person, with data, intelligence, and ownership working together. In this episode, Nasim Afsar, author of Intelligent Health and former Chief Health Officer at Oracle Health, joins Don Berwick and Kedar Mate to discuss how technology can transform healthcare from reactive and fragmented to personalized and proactive. Drawing on her experience as a hospitalist, quality leader, health system COO, and health tech executive, Dr. Afsar explains why healthcare systems often fail when they prioritize institutional needs over patient realities. She shares the story of Elena, a patient labeled “noncompliant” whose challenges were actually tied to homelessness, insurance loss, and a care plan disconnected from her daily life. Dr. Afsar also outlines the three pillars of Intelligent Health: integrating clinical and social data, applying intelligence to generate foresight and insights, and creating systems driven by consumers themselves. Tune in and learn how intelligent health can give people more agency, more personalized support, and a better chance at living healthier lives. Resources: Connect with and follow Dr. Nasim Afsar on LinkedIn. Learn more about her book, Intelligent Health, here! Explore Nasim's website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“Words give feelings meaning.” —Dr. Drew RoseMental health is often treated as something separate from physical health, even though the two are closely connected.In this episode of the Real Health Podcast, Dr. Michelle Niesley sits down with Dr. Drew Rose to talk through how a whole-person approach can support mental and emotional well-being.Dr. Drew shares how factors like nutrient levels, inflammation, and daily habits can influence mood and mental clarity. They discuss the role of lab testing in identifying potential imbalances in vitamin D, B vitamins, magnesium, and fatty acids, and how these factors work together.Sleep is a major part of the conversation. You'll hear why restorative sleep matters for the nervous system and how small changes in sleep habits can support better consistency over time. They also touch on circadian rhythm, light exposure, and common disruptions that affect rest.The discussion also explores the role of therapy and the importance of having the right support system in place. Mental health care often works best as a collaborative effort, where lifestyle, nutrition, and emotional support are all part of the picture.They also walk through practical ways to begin making changes, including spending time outdoors, moving, and creating space for rest. The focus stays on building a foundation that supports both mental and physical well-being.For a deeper look at this topic, Dr. Drew expands on these ideas in his article:

Join the Conversation at 303-477-5600 or text to 307-200-8222 Monday - Friday from 3 pm - 6 pm MT. https://RushToReason.com Dr. Scott Faulkner - https://castlerockregenerativehealth.com/ HOUR 1 The Microbiome Warning Doctors Missed for Decades. The Gut-Brain Connection. Dr. Scott Faulkner guest-hosts this Health and Wellness Wednesday on Rush To Reason and dives headfirst into one of the fastest-growing frontiers in medicine: the microbiome. Joined by Jeremy Sova, Nathan Lehman, and microbiome expert Jenny Olson, the hour explores how gut health may influence nearly everything from immune strength and brain function to inflammation, energy, mood, and chronic disease. Why are so many people struggling with bloating, fatigue, anxiety, brain fog, and food sensitivities while being told their labs are “normal”? The conversation uncovers the dangers of overusing antibiotics, processed foods, excess sugar, and broad-spectrum treatments that may quietly damage the gut ecosystem for months or even years. Jenny Olson explains leaky gut, SIBO, dysbiosis, and the gut-brain connection in understandable, practical terms. The hour also highlights advanced stool testing, spore-based probiotics, regenerative medicine, and new therapies being added at Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare. Hour one provides simple, practical tips for supporting your gut health, making it easy to start taking action today. HOUR 2 The 12-Step Microbiome Reset That Could Change Everything. Hour 2 takes listeners deeper into the rapidly evolving world of regenerative medicine, microbiome science, and biologic age reversal. Dr. Scott, Jeremy, and Nathan explore a provocative idea: what if many surgeries, chronic conditions, and “normal aging” symptoms could be delayed, reduced, or even avoided by rebuilding the body from the inside out? Nathan shares how regenerative orthopedics is changing the conversation around joint pain, spine injuries, inflammation, and chronic fatigue. The discussion then pivots into an ambitious 12-week microbiome reset designed to detoxify the body, repair gut integrity, restore mitochondrial function, and rebuild healthy bacterial ecosystems. From fasting and autophagy to advanced genomic stool testing, targeted probiotics, fermented foods, methylation pathways, and mitochondrial support, the hour connects seemingly unrelated symptoms like anxiety, obesity, fibromyalgia, brain fog, depression, hormone imbalance, and chronic pain back to microbiome dysfunction. HOUR 3 Optimizing the Whole Person, Not Just Treating Symptoms. Hour 3 brings together everything Dr. Scott Faulkner, Jeremy Sova, Nathan Lehman, and Jenny Olson introduced throughout the day. What begins as a recap of the microbiome “12-step reset” quickly expands into a much larger conversation about the future of medicine itself. The team explains how testing, fasting, detoxification, mitochondrial support, synbiotics, stress reduction, and lifestyle optimization can work together to rebuild the body's internal ecosystem rather than simply masking symptoms. But the hour goes beyond gut health alone. Nathan shares how regenerative medicine may help patients avoid surgery through therapies such as stem cells, platelet-rich plasma, StemWave, and other treatments and detox protocols. The team also unveils ambitious new concierge-style health memberships designed around biological age reversal, advanced cancer screening, microbiome testing, longevity therapies, and full-body optimization. Throughout the discussion, one central theme keeps emerging: healthcare may be entering a new era in which the goal is no longer just treating disease but extending healthspan.

Join the Conversation at 303-477-5600 or text to 307-200-8222 Monday - Friday from 3 pm - 6 pm MT. https://RushToReason.com Dr. Scott Faulkner - https://castlerockregenerativehealth.com/ HOUR 1 The Microbiome Warning Doctors Missed for Decades. The Gut-Brain Connection. Dr. Scott Faulkner guest-hosts this Health and Wellness Wednesday on Rush To Reason and dives headfirst into one of the fastest-growing frontiers in medicine: the microbiome. Joined by Jeremy Sova, Nathan Lehman, and microbiome expert Jenny Olson, the hour explores how gut health may influence nearly everything from immune strength and brain function to inflammation, energy, mood, and chronic disease. Why are so many people struggling with bloating, fatigue, anxiety, brain fog, and food sensitivities while being told their labs are “normal”? The conversation uncovers the dangers of overusing antibiotics, processed foods, excess sugar, and broad-spectrum treatments that may quietly damage the gut ecosystem for months or even years. Jenny Olson explains leaky gut, SIBO, dysbiosis, and the gut-brain connection in understandable, practical terms. The hour also highlights advanced stool testing, spore-based probiotics, regenerative medicine, and new therapies being added at Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare. Hour one provides simple, practical tips for supporting your gut health, making it easy to start taking action today. HOUR 2 The 12-Step Microbiome Reset That Could Change Everything. Hour 2 takes listeners deeper into the rapidly evolving world of regenerative medicine, microbiome science, and biologic age reversal. Dr. Scott, Jeremy, and Nathan explore a provocative idea: what if many surgeries, chronic conditions, and “normal aging” symptoms could be delayed, reduced, or even avoided by rebuilding the body from the inside out? Nathan shares how regenerative orthopedics is changing the conversation around joint pain, spine injuries, inflammation, and chronic fatigue. The discussion then pivots into an ambitious 12-week microbiome reset designed to detoxify the body, repair gut integrity, restore mitochondrial function, and rebuild healthy bacterial ecosystems. From fasting and autophagy to advanced genomic stool testing, targeted probiotics, fermented foods, methylation pathways, and mitochondrial support, the hour connects seemingly unrelated symptoms like anxiety, obesity, fibromyalgia, brain fog, depression, hormone imbalance, and chronic pain back to microbiome dysfunction. HOUR 3 Optimizing the Whole Person, Not Just Treating Symptoms. Hour 3 brings together everything Dr. Scott Faulkner, Jeremy Sova, Nathan Lehman, and Jenny Olson introduced throughout the day. What begins as a recap of the microbiome “12-step reset” quickly expands into a much larger conversation about the future of medicine itself. The team explains how testing, fasting, detoxification, mitochondrial support, synbiotics, stress reduction, and lifestyle optimization can work together to rebuild the body's internal ecosystem rather than simply masking symptoms. But the hour goes beyond gut health alone. Nathan shares how regenerative medicine may help patients avoid surgery through therapies such as stem cells, platelet-rich plasma, StemWave, and other treatments and detox protocols. The team also unveils ambitious new concierge-style health memberships designed around biological age reversal, advanced cancer screening, microbiome testing, longevity therapies, and full-body optimization. Throughout the discussion, one central theme keeps emerging: healthcare may be entering a new era in which the goal is no longer just treating disease but extending healthspan.

Join the Conversation at 303-477-5600 or text to 307-200-8222 Monday - Friday from 3 pm - 6 pm MT. https://RushToReason.com Dr. Scott Faulkner - https://castlerockregenerativehealth.com/ HOUR 1 The Microbiome Warning Doctors Missed for Decades. The Gut-Brain Connection. Dr. Scott Faulkner guest-hosts this Health and Wellness Wednesday on Rush To Reason and dives headfirst into one of the fastest-growing frontiers in medicine: the microbiome. Joined by Jeremy Sova, Nathan Lehman, and microbiome expert Jenny Olson, the hour explores how gut health may influence nearly everything from immune strength and brain function to inflammation, energy, mood, and chronic disease. Why are so many people struggling with bloating, fatigue, anxiety, brain fog, and food sensitivities while being told their labs are “normal”? The conversation uncovers the dangers of overusing antibiotics, processed foods, excess sugar, and broad-spectrum treatments that may quietly damage the gut ecosystem for months or even years. Jenny Olson explains leaky gut, SIBO, dysbiosis, and the gut-brain connection in understandable, practical terms. The hour also highlights advanced stool testing, spore-based probiotics, regenerative medicine, and new therapies being added at Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare. Hour one provides simple, practical tips for supporting your gut health, making it easy to start taking action today. HOUR 2 The 12-Step Microbiome Reset That Could Change Everything. Hour 2 takes listeners deeper into the rapidly evolving world of regenerative medicine, microbiome science, and biologic age reversal. Dr. Scott, Jeremy, and Nathan explore a provocative idea: what if many surgeries, chronic conditions, and “normal aging” symptoms could be delayed, reduced, or even avoided by rebuilding the body from the inside out? Nathan shares how regenerative orthopedics is changing the conversation around joint pain, spine injuries, inflammation, and chronic fatigue. The discussion then pivots into an ambitious 12-week microbiome reset designed to detoxify the body, repair gut integrity, restore mitochondrial function, and rebuild healthy bacterial ecosystems. From fasting and autophagy to advanced genomic stool testing, targeted probiotics, fermented foods, methylation pathways, and mitochondrial support, the hour connects seemingly unrelated symptoms like anxiety, obesity, fibromyalgia, brain fog, depression, hormone imbalance, and chronic pain back to microbiome dysfunction. HOUR 3 Optimizing the Whole Person, Not Just Treating Symptoms. Hour 3 brings together everything Dr. Scott Faulkner, Jeremy Sova, Nathan Lehman, and Jenny Olson introduced throughout the day. What begins as a recap of the microbiome “12-step reset” quickly expands into a much larger conversation about the future of medicine itself. The team explains how testing, fasting, detoxification, mitochondrial support, synbiotics, stress reduction, and lifestyle optimization can work together to rebuild the body's internal ecosystem rather than simply masking symptoms. But the hour goes beyond gut health alone. Nathan shares how regenerative medicine may help patients avoid surgery through therapies such as stem cells, platelet-rich plasma, StemWave, and other treatments and detox protocols. The team also unveils ambitious new concierge-style health memberships designed around biological age reversal, advanced cancer screening, microbiome testing, longevity therapies, and full-body optimization. Throughout the discussion, one central theme keeps emerging: healthcare may be entering a new era in which the goal is no longer just treating disease but extending healthspan.

“We cannot become spiritually mature while remaining emotionally immature.”—Pete Scazzero, Emotionally Healthy SpiritualityFriends, how do we learn from Jesus to live the life of the Kingdom in every corner of our existence and every dimension of our personhood?How do we learn not only to see reality as Jesus sees it, but also to feel in our bodies, engage in our relationships, regulate our nervous systems, and make meaning of our everyday lives as He would?How do we join the Spirit—and His community of apprentices—in having our whole person transformed into the likeness of Jesus, expressed uniquely through our distinct personhood, relationships and stage of development?How do we include in our whole person formation our vision of self, God, and others, our communal connections, our relationship with time and our place within all of creation?As we continue diving into our Become Good Soil Foundations Series, join us for this podcast episode dedicated to exploring whole person formation into the likeness and way of Jesus.It's all been prologue. The best is yet to come.For the Kingdom,Morgan & Cherie

It's Last Call! The Sisters of Life are back to share a heartfelt message of compassion and hope  to women who have posted about their crisis pregnancies on Reddit.  Pints: Last Call Ep. 12 - - -

This week, Jake and Bob discuss the framework and theology behind the JPII Healing Center's "Healing the Whole Person" retreat. They begin by exploring how Christ's wounded yet glorified body reveals the path of redemption for every human life. Then, they reflect on how healing is essential to Christianity, how purgatory is ultimately about healing the soul, and how grace restores integration to our whole being. All suffering can become redemptive when united to Christ and they invite you into a journey of becoming whole, ordered, and ready for communion with God.   Key Points: Healing is not a niche aspect of Christianity but an essential dimension of discipleship. Christ's resurrected wounds reveal that suffering can be transformed into glory. Every person is invited to become like Christ by allowing their wounds to be redeemed. True healing brings us into wholeness and communion, not just relief from pain. Purgatory is best understood as a final state of purification and healing. The purpose of all healing is to prepare us for communion with God. Sin causes disintegration within the human person and in relationships. The Trinity is the model of perfect communion. Human identity is fundamentally relational—we are made by, from, and for relationship. There are four primary relationships: with God, others, self, and creation. Emotional dysfunction often reveals areas of unhealed wounds. Disconnection between body and soul leads to fragmentation and relational breakdown. Technology can create the illusion of communion without its true depth. Authentic communion requires presence, embodiment, and vulnerability. Suffering becomes redemptive when it draws us into deeper trust and union with God. The ultimate goal of healing is to make us capable of the beatific vision—eternal communion with God.   Resources: The Incredulity of St. Thomas by Caravaggio Spe Salvi Paragraph 47 CCC Paragraph 221   Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 03:47 Christ's Redemptive Wounds 07:18 Healing is at the Heart of Christianity 16:58 We are Created for Wholeness and Communion 21:57 Honestly Examining your Relationships 27:05 The Disconnect Between Body and Soul 31:38 The Disintegration of Desire and Emotions   Connect with Restore the Glory:  Instagram: @restoretheglorypodcast  Twitter: @RestoreGloryPod Facebook: Restore the Glory Podcast   Never miss out on an episode by hitting the subscribe button right now! Help other people find the show and grow in holiness by sharing this podcast with them individually or on your social media. Thanks!

God's healing is complete, spirit, soul, and body. In this message, Pastor Corey Erman teaches how divine healing covers every area of life, bringing restoration physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Discover how to receive the fullness of what Jesus has already provided through His finished work. “Beloved, I pray that you may prosper in all things and be in health, just as your soul prospers.” - 3 John 1:2To support this ministry and help us reach the nations with revival visit RiverWPB.com or text GIVE and any amount to (855) 968-3708.

 Hey plant based curious friends,What happens when a high-performing, travel-intensive working mom hits a wall of severe burnout and declining health? For me, that low point became the unexpected launchpad for a radically different way of living and in this episode, I get to share my story with you from the other side of the mic.I was recently invited to join Dr. Jean Storm, Medical Director at Quality Insights, on her podcast Taking Healthcare by Storm. And let me tell you this conversation was special. Dr. Storm and I went deep on what it really means to rebuild your health from the inside out, without perfectionism or pressure.If you've been flirting with the idea of eating more plants but don't know where to start or you're simply tired of health advice that ignores your mind, spirit, and real-life schedule this episode was made for you.In our conversation, I open up about my personal journey from exhaustion to integrated wellbeing, including how I learned to reframe discomfort as a catalyst for growth. Dr. Storm and I explore:Why plant-forward eating doesn't have to be all-or-nothing (spoiler: small steps count)The power of "movement snacks" for sustainable energy even on your busiest daysQuick, science-backed stress resets that actually work for working parents and professionalsA bigger-picture vision for healthcare one rooted in prevention, lifestyle medicine, community support, and whole-person measures of wellbeingWhether you're already plant-based, still plant-curious, or just searching for a more compassionate way to heal, I truly believe this episode will leave you feeling seen, empowered, and ready to take one small step forward.Listen in, and then come find me over on my page I'd love to hear what resonated with you.

Faith always has a public facet. It is lived out in the public sphere, in our day-to-day lives, our families and friendships, in those we encounter as we walk down the street, as we think about how the most vulnerable amongst us are treated and valued in society. We see this in the current interactions between religious and political leaders, as we touch on in our introductory conversation, and in how subjects like addiction are talked about, particularly in understandings of faith. We are please to welcome Dr. Quentin Genuis, emergency physician at St. Paul's Hospital, ethicist, and author of Recovering People: Addiction, Personhood, and the Life of the Church. Bringing together his hospital work and theological degree, Quentin shares stories and insights shaped by close encounters with people living with addiction. Together, we explore how common frameworks, seeing addiction as either a matter of choice or purely a disease, fall short. Instead, Quintin offers a “personal model,” one that takes seriously the full humanity of each person. Addiction, in this view, is often a search for good things: belonging, peace, joy, and healing—but sought in ways that ultimately do not lead to life. What might it mean to move beyond labels and diagnoses, to see the whole person in front of us?   References “Trump vs. The Pope,” The Daily, April 16, 2026 “Trump's Christlike image is filled with sloppy symbolism,” The Washington Post, April 13, 2026 

Most families think legacy planning starts with spreadsheets and legal docs. But what if the most important part of preserving wealth... has nothing to do with money?In this powerful episode of the Generational Wealth Masterclass, with Eric L. Dunavant, Matthew Sullivan, and Gavin Morel guiding the discussion, you'll explore what often determines whether a legacy endures: conversations. Not just any conversations — the right questions, deep listening, and the kind of silence that changes everything.Whether you're a high-net-worth couple building your empire or an empty-nester reflecting on your legacy, this video will help you uncover what matters beyond the numbers.

Nurse anesthesiologist Stephanie Leopold and finance executive Aaron Miles, co-founders of KNEW Integrative Health, join Dr. Joe to share how they are blending Western medicine with psychedelic therapies and holistic practices to transform mental health and addiction care from symptom management into deeper, more sustainable healing! Learn more about KNEW on their website and check them out on Facebook and Instagram!

00:00 FSM Changes Lives Fast 00:53 Podcast Intro And Hosts 02:16 The Magic Of Treatment 04:26 Quick Wins In Clinic 08:16 Progressive Disease Reality 11:43 Treat The Whole Person 18:17 Proof And Published Data 21:12 How People Find FSM 21:57 Why FSM Is Not TENS 25:33 The Book Origin Story 28:31 Writing Under Pressure 31:34 Prologue Inspiration 33:21 Sound of Courage 35:12 Energy and Next Steps 38:47 Page Turner Writing 40:18 Curiosity in Practice 42:06 Challenging Hopeless Diagnoses 45:50 ED Knee Breakthrough 49:06 Learning by Doing 50:23 Snoopy Side Quest 51:06 Conference and Wrap Up In contemporary medical practice, it's vital for practitioners to stay open to emerging therapies that offer new dimensions of healing, especially for cases deemed resistant or complex. Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) is one such tool that is reshaping treatment paradigms through a nuanced understanding of energy, tissue regeneration, and integrated care. ### Embracing Change: Avoiding the Routine For medical professionals, it is not just about the basics of diagnosis and medication. The key lies in understanding whether your approach is injecting energy into both your practice and your patients, or merely echoing mundane outcomes. At the core of every treatment decision should be the consideration, "Does this give you energy, or does this drain your energy?" This grounds practitioners in ensuring that their methods are invigorating rather than depleting—for both themselves and their patients. ### The Power of Small Changes in Patient Outcomes FSM allows for significant life changes in a short span, effectively targeting inflammatory cytokines and alleviating nerve pain. Its transformative potential extends to treating conditions previously thought unmanageable. The ability to slow the progression of degenerative diseases such as ALS, MS, and Parkinson's has offered hope where little existed. Practitioners report significant improvements not just in day-to-day pain management but in enhancing a patient's quality of life. This is especially resonant in conditions like fibromyalgia and post-stroke recovery, where FSM can tap into the body's self-restorative capabilities, mediated strongly by the vagus nerve. ### The Multipronged Approach to Complex Conditions FSM challenges the notion of singular causality in ailments like concussion or Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. Often, the underlying issues necessitate a holistic approach, looking beyond the immediate manifestations to uncover deeper physiological and energetic blockages. It demands that practitioners treat the whole person, redefining the idea of intervention from acute response to integrated healing. In medical practice, even acknowledging a patient's background—be they a former athlete or someone with a chronic health condition—can illuminate pathways for unique interventions. Understanding the person, not just the disease, helps practitioners target the treatment more effectively. ### Learning and Adaptation The inherent beauty of this therapy lies in its dynamic nature, inviting practitioners to learn something new with each patient interaction. Every case is an opportunity to apply innovative thinking, continually questioning and challenging what medical norms have set as incurable. Sitting with the discomfort of not having all the answers and having the courage to keep questioning are essential traits for practitioners aiming to break new ground. Unlocking the power of FSM is not merely about applying the technology but understanding its broader implications for medical practice, offering a kind of salvation to those whose ailments have left them with little hope.  

Episode #317 of 15 Minutes and a Big Idea. A Podcast by The Mended Collective. In this episode, we examine 1 Corinthians 14:5-9. Big Idea: Edification Requires Intelligibility 1) Pray and Sing with Spirit and Mind.  2) Tongues Have a Place.  3) Think Maturely. Facebook Page:  https://www.facebook.com/15bigidea/?view_public_for=110691360592088 The Mended Collective: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSlUSkU2N0UEy4Bq1HgpFEQ Email: 15bigideapodcast@gmail.com Theme Music: "Advertime" by Rafael Krux

Dan starts our new series on manhood & womanhood by looking at human origins, then, at the amazing salvation Jesus has provided.  Listen in to this Easter kickoff of our new (and countercultural) learning series: Made to Be!

In this powerful and human-centered conversation, Bart sits down with Dr. Robert Piccinini, President of the American Osteopathic Association and practicing osteopathic psychiatrist, to explore what healthcare looks like when you truly treat the whole person. From a childhood moment caring for his father at age four to leading one of the largest medical associations in the country, Dr. Piccinini shares the values that shaped his journey: empathy, service, and responsibility. He explains how osteopathic medicine goes beyond symptoms to understand lifestyle, environment, and emotional well-being—and why helping patients help themselves is at the core of true healing. This episode blends leadership, medicine, and humanity into a conversation about what it really means to care.Major Takeaways / Learnings• Whole-person care changes outcomes. Treating lifestyle, environment, and mindset—not just symptoms—leads to better health.• Healing isn't always about medication. Sometimes the biggest impact comes from helping people change habits and perspectives.• Purpose can start early. A simple childhood moment can shape a lifetime of service.• Leadership is about responsibility. Dr. Piccinini views his role as leaving the profession better for the next generation.• Service over self wins long-term. The osteopathic model prioritizes patients over profit.• Mental health requires balance. Even physicians must “charge their batteries” to care for others effectively.• Worry is natural — paralysis is not. Managing uncertainty starts with small, intentional actions.• Awareness is a leadership skill. “Reading the room” is essential for effective leadership and human connection.Memorable Quotes“Most people don't read the room.”“It's not always about adding a medication — it's about helping the person help themselves.”“Treat the whole person, not just the symptom.”“Start each day with a grateful heart.”“If not me, then who?”“Worry isn't unhealthy — paralysis is.” Why It Matters / How to Use ItThis episode is a reminder that the best leadership—whether in healthcare, business, or life—starts with understanding people deeply. Dr. Piccinini's approach challenges the transactional mindset that dominates many industries and replaces it with something more powerful: care, awareness, and responsibility. Whether you're leading a team, supporting others, or navigating your own challenges, the lesson is clear: real impact comes from seeing the full picture, not just the surface. When you treat people as whole individuals—and stay aware of the “room” you're in—you create better outcomes for everyone.

From the recently concluded Winter Forum, Michael is joined by Adam Harrison, Chief Business Development Officer at Manifest MedEx, and Dan Chavez, Executive Director of the Serving Communities Health Information Organization (SCHIO), to discuss their organizations' new strategic affiliation and what it means for the future of data sharing in California. Together, they explore how SCHIO and Manifest MedEx are building a more connected, person-centered data ecosystem—integrating clinical, behavioral, social, and claims data to support whole-person care. The conversation highlights the real-world impact on communities across Santa Cruz, the Bay Area, and beyond, including improved care coordination, greater health equity, and a more seamless patient experience.

In this episode of Catholic Moms in the Middle, Jennie shares powerful insights from her experience at the John Paul II Healing Center's Healing the Whole Person retreat. She explores the reality that we all carry wounds and that healing is an ongoing part of our journey to holiness. Jennie invites you to consider a transformative question: What is pouring out of your wounds? Through honest reflection, she walks listeners through the importance of becoming aware of our emotions, courageously uncovering their roots, and allowing Jesus to meet us in those deeper places. Finally, this episode offers a tender reminder that the Father is always pursuing us especially in our deepest places of hurt. In the Sacrament of Reconciliation God meets us where His mercy is waiting to restore, heal, and renew our hearts if we are willing to be vulnerable and receptive. If you've ever felt stuck in patterns of hurt, pain, reaction, or spiritual dryness, this episode will gently guide you toward greater awareness, healing, and the transforming love of God. There is beautiful healing waiting for you in the middle. Jennie Guinn is a Catholic life coach and founder of Catholic Moms in the Middle. She accompanies midlife women through divorce, grief, and major life transitions, helping them encounter God's healing and rediscover their purpose.

In this episode, Dr. Zach Clinton sits down with renowned psychiatrist and brain health expert Dr. Daniel Amen to discuss his Amen Whole 4 Plan, a powerful framework designed to address some of the most pressing challenges facing our nation today. Dr. Amen explains how true healing requires a holistic approach, focusing on four key areas of life: biological, psychological, social, and spiritual health. Rather than treating symptoms in isolation, this model emphasizes caring for the whole person to bring lasting help, hope, and healing to individuals, families, and communities. Together, we explore how improving brain health can transform our mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. If you’re looking for practical insights on how faith, science, and lifestyle choices intersect to produce lasting change, this conversation offers a hopeful roadmap forward.Links: Find Out More About Dr. Daniel Amen: https://danielamenmd.com/ Find Out More About Amen Clinics: https://www.amenclinics.com/ Take a Brain Mastery Course or Purchase One of Dr. Amen’s Bestselling Books: https://danielamenmd.com/programs-books/ Get Clinically Excellent, Distinctively Christian Care & Counsel through the AACC: https://christiancareconnect.com/ Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Artspeak Radio, Wednesday, March 18, 2026, 9am -10am CST, 90.1fm KKFI Kansas City Community Radio, streaming live audio www.kkfi.org Producer/host Maria Vasquez Boyd talks with writer Linzi Garcia and Robert Honan, Chief CIL Services Officer, The Whole Person. ROBERT HONAN, Chief CIL Services Officer The Whole Person (TWP) is a non-profit, consumer-controlled Center for Independent Living (CIL), led and supported by individuals with significant disabilities, including board members, staff, and volunteers. Founded in 1978, with widespread grass-roots support, strong consumer control, and a diverse, professional staff. We are a passionate voice of empowerment and advocacy for all persons with disabilities. For 45+ years, we have been a leader in representing people with disabilities in the greater Kansas City area. TWP connects people with disabilities to resources, supports independent choice, and advocates for community change. For 45+ years, TWP's advocacy, alongside local partners, has led to: • More curb ramps across the metro area • Increased accessibility in businesses, programs, and facilities • Greater visibility of people with disabilities in the community • Improved transportation options • Enhanced media coverage and attitudes toward disability issues We support individuals with physical, sensory, and mental disabilities through free programs for those with significant disabilities. We serve the following counties in Missouri: Cass, Clay, Jackson and Platte. We serve the following counties in Kansas: Johnson, Leavenworth and Wyandotte. Social Media profiles:  www.facebook.com/TheWholePerson www.instagram.com/thewholeperson www.threads.com/@thewholeperson www.linkedin.com/company/the-whole-person/ www.youtube.com/TheWholePersonVideos www.tiktok.com/@thewholeperson The Whole Podcast (Spotify) LINZI GARCIA comes from a beautiful family of Rocky Mountain artists. She moved to Kansas a decade ago to earn degrees from Bethany College and Emporia State University. She stayed in Emporia and now serves as the publicist and poetry editor for Meadowlark Press, and the Vice Chair of the Board of Directors for House of Morrow. She is the author of Thank You (Spartan Press, 2018) and Cravings (Meadowlark Press, 2025) and the co-author of Live a Great Story (Analog Submission Press, 2019) and While Away: Travel Poems (Spartan Press, 2022). Linzi is a recipient of a NextGen Under 30 Kansas Award.  Pay attention: Linzi Garcia knows the recipe for a good poem—honesty, longing, and a bit of blood. In Cravings, Garcia boldly embraces the messiness of life, love, and growing older, day by day. The characters in Garcia's poems are all flawed, and the better for it. They swallow their sins, break bread together, and toast to creation. Some of these poems are as sweet and warm as fresh-baked cookies at 2 a.m., while others turn up the heat. But never enough to burn you. Just enough to leave you hungry for more. What readers are saying: Cravings is a book of many hungers—of the foods desired at 2:00 a.m., of the places that are rich with memories, of the loves that are a holiday and of the loves that last and become a home. Linzi is talented at distilling so many moments to their most intimate details. She witnesses and listens at intersections, in bars, to police scanners and offers tender snapshots of moments that might otherwise have been overlooked. The world asks us to pay attention and these poems say yes. —Traci Brimhall, Poet Laureate of Kansas (2023-26), Love Prodigal

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Treating humans is what we do as ATs, but sometimes the human element gets forgotten about in the healthcare system. In this episode we asked Dr. Jeff Russell about what whole person healthcare is, the six dimensions of wellness, and the elements of empathy and compassionTimestamps(14:20) Applying whole person healthcare in an unfamiliar setting(24:17) Applying the Six Dimensions of Wellness into practice(31:55) Consequences of not applying whole person healthcare(37:30) Empathy vs Compassion(44:45) Application of Wellness concepts into practiceAction Item: What is the first step an AT can take to implement whole person care into their practice?--AT CORNER FACEBOOK GROUP: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/atcornerpodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram, Website, YouTube, and other links: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠atcornerds.wixsite.com/home/links⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠EMAIL US: atcornerds@gmail.comSAVE on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Medbridge⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠: Use code ATCORNER to get $101 off your subscriptionWant to host a podcast like ours? Use our link to sign up for Zencastr, the service we use to record our interviews: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://zencastr.com/?via=atcorner⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Music: Jahzzar (betterwithmusic.com) CC BY-SA---Sandy & Randy

In this episode, we continue our Lenten book study on "The Way of Trust and Love" and focus on Chapter 2: An Elevator for Small Children. We talk about the quiet places of discouragement, and self-reliance that keep us striving instead of surrendering. We also reflect about how radical dependence on God is not laziness, the subtle ways we resist being little before a loving Father, and how our poverty is a doorway into deeper trust. This week, we invite you to fall into the Father's arms, allow Him to pick you up, and rest in the One who delights in you.   Heather's One Thing - The Prince of Egypt Movie  Sister Miriam's One Thing - Bishop Erik Varden's Lenten Reflections to Pope Leo (I especially recommend the reflections entitled: Bernard the Idealist, God's Help, Becoming Free, and Splendour of Truth) Michelle's One Thing - Art Lectio Instagram Account   Journal Questions: Where are you feeling discouraged? Where do I experience self-reliance, codependency, or hypervigilance in my life? When in the past have I made agreements that I have to rely on myself and fix everything?  Where am I living out a pattern of childhood wounds and identities?   Discussion Questions: How have you experienced failure this Lent? When do I grasp, kick, and flail like a child in my spiritual life? When did God last remind you that you are not God? How did your heart respond to it? Where is God inviting you to embrace your littleness rather than run from it?   Quote to Ponder: "Being little means not attributing to ourselves the virtues we practice, or believing ourselves capable of anything, but recognizing that God places this treasure in the hands of His little child so that she can use it when she needs it; but the treasure is still God's." (St. Thérèse of Lisieux)    Scripture for Lectio: "All you who labor, who are bent under the weight of your burden, who find the demands of the Law too heavy, come to me, for I am gentle and humble of heart, and you will find rest for your souls." (Matthew 11:28)   Sponsor - The JPII Healing Center: Jesus longs to heal every hidden hurt in your heart—Do you want to be healed? For the past 20 years, the John Paul II Healing Center, founded by Dr. Bob Schuchts, has offered healing retreats, trainings, and workshops to help people experience deeper intimacy and communion with the Blessed Trinity. And now, you can experience our transformational teaching, Healing the Whole Person, right at home. This 8-part video series expands on the teaching offered by Dr. Bob Schuchts and Sr. Miriam James Heidland at our Healing the Whole Person weekend retreats. For the past two years, this series has blessed thousands of groups and individuals across the world by drawing the brokenhearted close to the abiding love of the Blessed Trinity. Through in-depth teachings, prayerful meditations, reflective journaling, and pre-recorded Q&A sessions, you are gently guided through your sorrowful mysteries into joyful restoration. The Abiding Together Community can use code Abiding25 to receive 25% off individual and group leader subscriptions. This offer ends April 13th. To learn more and begin your journey, visit www.jpiihealingcenter.org Healing The Whole Person Series Link: https://virtual.jpiihealingcenter.org/start   Timestamps: 00:00 The JPII Healing Center 01:31 Intro 02:18 Guiding Quote 04:39 Discouragement is the Downfall of Souls 08:27 Subtle Agreements We Make Throughout Our Days 10:50 Surrender is Not Laziness 13:26 Illumination is Spiritual Progress 15:55 Being Curious About Our Own Heart 18:34 Becoming Little is Maturation 20:47 Suffering in Communion with the Father 23:53 The Father Cannot Resist His Children's Trust 27:14 Am I Still Lovable if I am Little and have Needs? 29:44 One Things

Send a textIn this week's Midlife with Courage Podcast™ Kim talks with Angela Burk, a retired B2B marketer who wrote Real Girls Guide to Midlife after finding a 20-year-old “red folder” of questions. They discuss divorce, grief, perimenopause rage, self-publishing, “together living apart,” and saying no.- Midlife change, courage, and messy “middle” journeys- Menopause symptoms, identity shifts, and reclaiming pleasure- Practical mindset reset: let go of one thing, reclaim one thing; “I'm not available”00:00 Feeling Alone in Midlife (and the Missing ‘Messy Middle')00:34 Podcast Intro: Midlife With Courage + What to Expect00:52 Meet Angela Burk: Career, Family, and the Book That Came Back03:23 Courage Moment #1: Ending a Marriage and Choosing Happiness04:47 Courage Moment #2: Retiring, Finding the Folder, and Writing the Book06:03 Stop Overplanning: Trust Yourself and Just Start06:46 Why Women Put Everyone Else First (and How to Unlearn It)09:11 Midlife Overload: Hormones, Kids, Parents, Career—All at Once10:36 Reclaiming Yourself After Divorce + Menopause Run-Up in Your 40s13:56 Strength, Grief, and Letting Go of Shame Around Change17:10 Why Angela Wrote the ‘Real Girl' Midlife Guide (Not a Celebrity Story)19:04 Perimenopause Rage: When It Hits and Why It's So Scary21:40 The ‘Wave Three' Surprise: Symptoms After Your Period Stops22:45 Letters to Her Boys: Repair, Memory, and Self-Forgiveness23:38 A Fiancé in Australia: Making Long-Distance Love Work25:08 ‘Together Living Apart': Rethinking Midlife Relationships28:11 Pleasure, Sex, and Being a ‘Whole Person' in Midlife31:15 Where to Get the Book + The Manifesto: Let Go & Reclaim33:14 Practice Saying No: ‘I'm Not Available' (Final Takeaways & Goodbye)You can read Angela's blog and buy her book on her WEBSITE. Support the showKim Benoy is a retired RN, Certified Aromatherapist, wife and mom who is passionate about inspiring and encouraging women over 40. She wants you to see your own beauty, value and worth through sharing stories of other women just like you. If this podcast inspires you and makes you think, “She's talking to me,” there's a place where these conversations continue. The Midlife with Courage™ community is the podcast—plus deeper connection, encouragement, and support. It's a safe, uplifting space to be inspired, share honestly, and grow alongside women who truly get this season of life. Midlife with Courage™ Community Want to be a guest on Midlife with Courage™-Flourishing After Forty with Kim Benoy? Send Kim Benoy a message on PodMatch, here: Podmatch Link SUBSCRIBE WEBSITEFACEBOOK

What if your symptoms weren't signs of failure… but intelligent messages from your body?

Lesson 5Answering the whole personRules don't always translate easily into reality. See how sages account for the practical, social, and emotional realities around a question to ensure their ruling leads to its intended outcome. Cases CAIRO, 1173; BARCELONA, 1300; LODMIR, 1615; LUBAVITCH, 1871; BROOKLYN, 1954; MANCHESTER, 1963

Mental health isn't just about diagnoses and prescriptions, it's about the whole person. In Episode 159 of NHA Today, host Eileen Kopsaftis sits down with licensed professional counselor Kylea Rorabaugh to explore a whole-person approach to mental and emotional well-being. Kylea shares why she moved beyond traditional, diagnosis-driven therapy and how nutrition, nervous system regulation, and personalized, non-cookie-cutter strategies can help people build lasting resilience. The conversation challenges the idea that people are "broken" or destined to struggle forever and offers hope rooted in practical, integrative solutions. In this episode, you'll learn: Why diagnosis-first models can sometimes limit healing How nutrition directly impacts mental and emotional health The connection between the nervous system and chronic stress Why medications may not always address root causes What to look for when choosing a mental health professional Why no one is "broken" and why hope is always possible NHA Today is the official podcast of the National Health Association, dedicated to evidence-based, healthful living.     Links & Resources

Join the Grace Story Podcast Q&A moderated by Amber Jones with panelists Ryan Watters, Sarah Fry, and Sonia Vernon as they explore whole-person healing—mental, emotional, spiritual, relational, and physical—through practical tips and faith-centered resources. The panel answers questions sent in LIVE through the GraceStory App. Hear actionable advice on identity, accountability, lasting change, and finding calling, plus where to access GraceStory tools, community, and the free app for ongoing support.

Mind Over Matters w/ Dr Aimee - Misdiagnose: When the Label is Wrong and the Whole Person Is Missing 02.15.26 by WCPT 820 Weekend

Most of us have been trained to think of treating people as a technical problem. If something hurts, we look for the right drug. If something fails, we look for the right procedure. That picture is incomplete.We've built a system obsessed with fixing bodies, while quietly ignoring the inner worlds of the people living inside them. Their fears, their beliefs, their unanswered prayers, and the meaning they're trying to make of suffering.Illness doesn't just attack organs. It raises questions about God, identity, guilt, fear, and loss of control. And when those questions go unanswered, suffering multiplies, no matter how advanced the treatment plan is.Modern medicine has no real language for this kind of pain. It knows how to measure blood pressure, inflammation, and tumor size, but it doesn't know how to sit with grief, spiritual doubt, uncertainty, and loss.Yet when clinicians slow down enough to listen, something shifts. Patients begin to speak about meaning, about God, about unresolved relationships and fears they've never voiced before.And often, that is where real healing starts — the kind of whole-person healing that restores connection, dignity, and a sense of being spiritually held in the middle of suffering.What if some of the deepest healing doesn't come from doing more, but from being more present? How can clinicians learn to care for the soul as intentionally as they care for the body?In this episode, I speak with Dr. Marvin Delgado Guay, a palliative care specialist at MD Anderson Cancer Center. We talk about what it looks like when medicine includes spiritual care in its everyday practice. We explore why “total pain” includes the soul as much as the body, and how healthcare can become not just a place of treatment, but a space for healing, meaning, and connection with God.Things You'll Learn In This Episode Pain isn't always physicalMany symptoms labeled as “medical” are actually expressions of emotional or spiritual distress. What happens when we treat suffering instead of just symptoms?Fixing vs. healingMedicine is trained to solve problems, but some forms of suffering can't be solved, only witnessed. How does presence become a form of treatment?How spirituality shapes medical decisionsBeliefs about meaning, God, and purpose influence everything from treatment choices to end-of-life care, but are clinicians equipped to address this?The power of the “collective soul” in healthcareWhen doctors, nurses, chaplains, and therapists work as one, care becomes something deeper than specialization. What changes when healing becomes a shared human act?Guest BioDr. Marvin Delgado Guay is an internist and Assistant Professor in the Department of Palliative Care and Rehabilitation Medicine at MD Anderson Cancer Center, where he provides symptom control and supportive care for patients with advanced cancer and their caregivers. He completed his internal medicine training at Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago, followed by a fellowship in Geriatric Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and a clinical and research fellowship in Symptom Control and Palliative Care at MD Anderson. Earlier in his career, he coordinated palliative care services and worked within geriatrics at Lyndon B. Johnson General Hospital through the University of Texas Medical School. Dr. Delgado Guay's work focuses on what medicine often overlooks: the full experience of illness. His research explores physical, psychological, and spiritual distress in patients with serious disease, as well as aging-related issues such as frailty and cognition. He has authored and co-authored multiple peer-reviewed publications on symptom burden and spiritual care in advanced cancer, and is deeply committed to improving quality of...

Dr. Lori Bouchard joins Leigh Ann to discuss her journey into cancer care, emphasizing the metabolic approach to treatment. She highlights the importance of personalized treatment plans, the role of mindset in healing, and the significance of detoxification. The discussion also covers various integrative therapies and the emotional aspects of cancer recovery, ultimately focusing on finding joy and purpose in the healing journey.Product Discount Codes + LinksRe-Align Your Life WorkshopJuna: Website (Discount Code: LEIGHANN)Broc Shot: Website (Discount Code: LEIGHANNLINDSEY)Hoolest: Website (Discount Code: THEACCRESCENT10)Episode Links Book: Live Longer & Stronger w/Breast CancerBook: Cancer Doesn't Own YouDr. Bouchard's FREE Cancer Screening GuideGuest InfoDr. Bouchard - WebsiteDr. Bouchard - InstagramRelated EpisodesPodcast Ep. 222: Melanie Murphy Richter (Prolon) - Boost Cellular Autophagy, Inflammation Reduction & Weight Loss Fast MimickingPodcast Ep. 204: Natalie Samson - Exploring Integrative Genetic Counseling as a Transformative Healthcare ApproachWork w/Leigh AnnLearn: What is EVOX Therapy?Book:

Send us a textToday's conversation is one I'm really excited to share with you. I'm joined by Dr. Jordan Weyker, and we're diving into an important and often overlooked topic—TMJ and how it connects to the body as a whole. This is not just a jaw issue conversation; it's a full-body, whole-person discussion that will leave you with a deeper understanding of how interconnected our systems truly are.Dr. Jordan brings such a grounded, thoughtful approach to care, and what I love most is how she helps make complex topics feel accessible and empowering. She is also one of the six incredible women practitioners coming together to bring you the Rise Up Women's Empowerment Summit, happening April 18–19.https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1968272632428?aff=oddtdtcreator This summit was intentionally created to support women through perimenopause, menopause, and every season of midlife with education, tools, and community—and Dr. Jordan's expertise is a powerful part of that experience.So whether you've dealt with jaw pain, headaches, tension, or you're simply curious about how your body communicates with you, this episode is for you. Let's get into it.Support the showWork with me: https://authenticwellness.practicebetter.io/#/5c91151e627d791a5c1a0ae8/bookingsSign up for the Authentic Wellness newsletter for more great information! It's a great resource for healthy hormone balancing recipes, upcoming events, and ways you can create that healthy lifestyle you want! As a nice bonus- I'll send you an awesome freebie for joining my community for fun! Sign up here: https://mailchi.mp/7064d6faef34/this-is-me-at-50 Rise Up! Women's Empowerment Summit registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rise-up-womens-empowerment-summit-tickets-1968272632428?aff=oddtdtcreatorFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/authenticwellness.net/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/authenticwellnesscoach/Website: https://www.authenticwellness.net/music courtesy of pixabay.comhttps://pixabay.com/users/redproductions-970568/DisclaimersInformation in this podcast i...

In this episode of the Innovations and Clinical Implementation podcast recorded at LongevityFest 2025, host Dr. Lexi Gonzales discusses the future of scalable healthcare with Dr. Jeff Gladd—the Chief Medical Officer at Fullscript and a practicing integrative physician—and Ben Walters, the Head of Journeys at Fullscript. The conversation centers on Fullscript's evolution into a "Whole Person Care" engine designed to alleviate administrative burden by launching **Journeys**, a new platform that aggregates fragmented patient contexts like intake forms, historical labs, and wearables into "four clean walls" to facilitate true personalization. The guests explain how embedding AI directly into the clinical workflow allows practitioners to reduce the time spent on lab interpretation and plan creation from 45 minutes to under seven minutes, effectively allowing them to "5x" their patient capacity while utilizing tools like the PROM 10 framework to objectively validate clinical outcomes. For access to episode resources: https://sites.google.com/ovationlab.com/innovationsinclinicalimplement/home

Whether you're curious about the emotional side of healthcare, searching for ways to take more ownership of your wellbeing, or interested in holistic approaches to longevity and healing, this episode is packed with wisdom, actionable insights, and heartfelt stories.Eric Pennington is joined by Dr. Mark Sherwood for an eye-opening conversation about the crossroads of healthcare, emotional intelligence, and the choices we make around our well-being.In this episode, Eric and Dr. Sherwood dig deep into the emotional impact of health challenges, the staggering rise in lifestyle-related diseases, and how our everyday decisions—from what we eat to how we respond to stress—shape both our physical and emotional health. Dr. Sherwood shares fascinating perspectives on the Standard American Diet, the addictive nature of certain foods, and the importance of trust and empathy between doctor and patient.You'll also learn how Dr. Sherwood and his wife, Dr. Michelle Sherwood, have built an alternative medical practice centered on treating the whole person—spiritually, emotionally, mentally, and physically. Mark offers practical advice for managing healthcare costs, becoming more intentional about your health, and fostering hope and compassion in medical interactions.Moments00:00 America's Health Crisis Worsens05:11 "Processed Foods as Addictive Drugs"07:34 "Relearning Lifestyle Beyond GLP1"09:50 Focusing on Positivity First14:44 Specialist's Approach to Personalized Care18:46 "Creating Alternative Healthcare Systems"20:51 "Rethinking Health Savings Systems"25:17 Webinar for Transparency and Engagement28:40 Holistic Health and Spiritual Connection32:05 Freedom to Choose Beliefs33:50 "Power of the Professional Pause"37:26 "Patient Recognition and Connection"40:46 "Lost Personal Connection Today"44:08 Personalized Medicine for Diabetes48:14 Women's Health Dismissal Struggles52:29 "Longevity and Health Optimization"56:10 "Mark's Inspiring Message Shared"Here are 3 thought-provoking takeaways:Healthcare Is More Than Just Medication and Diagnosis - Dr. Sherwood advocates for a partnership with patients, focusing on trust, empathy, and really listening to their stories. Creating genuine relationships leads to better health outcomes—and patients know when you truly care.Lifestyle Choices Account for the Majority of Our Health - The conversation highlights that up to 90% of recurring health conditions are tied to lifestyle, not just genetics or bad luck. Nutrition, sleep, movement, and stress management are critical pillars—and we have more control than we think.Treat the Whole Person, Not Just the Symptoms - Mark and Michelle Sherwood's practice looks at physical, emotional, spiritual, and intellectual health—helping people feel seen, heard, and valued. It's a reminder that no one is defined by a diagnosis; we are all more than our medical charts.Mark Sherwood, Naturopathic Doctor (ND) and Michele L. Neil-Sherwood, Doctor of Osteopathy (DO), have a full-time wellness-based medical practice in Tulsa, OK called the Functional Medical Institute where they adopt a whole person approach, which is outcome based looking at each individual's unique needs. Their goal is to lead people down a pathway of true healing. To that end, there are two purposes: 1. To eradicate all self-imposed, choice driven disease conditions, and 2. To eliminate the usage of unnecessary medications. Through their unique clinic, various diagnostic tests are used, healing and prevention of common disease patterns are the norm. The couple has co-authored four Amazon #1...

Dr. Tom Curran asks Fr. Paul Heric, pastor of St. Thomas More Catholic Student Center at Washington State University, many questions about ministering to college-aged kids: How do you minister healing to college kids? What's bringing so many young people to OCIA? What were stand-out insights from your time in the seminary?

In this episode, I'm joined by Nicole Lange, acupuncturist and founder of Life Healing Life in Minneapolis, for a grounded conversation on women's health and fertility. Nicole is a thought leader in trauma-informed fertility care and has been pioneering whole-person reproductive health since 2006. We explore a trauma-informed, whole-person approach to women's health, including how trauma impacts the nervous system, hormones, and fertility, and why one-size-fits-all protocols often fall short. Nicole shares her perspective on blending modern medicine with ancient Traditional Chinese Medicine to support sustainable healing and redefine what true fertility and wellness can look like. ✨Stay in Touch with Nicole: Website: https://www.lifehealinglife.com/meet-nicole Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/notafixer/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@thebabyyouwant ✨ Continue the Conversation:

The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – Kimberly shares a personal journey through seasonal affective disorder alongside holistic psychologist Marjorie Rose. Together, they explore how winter darkness impacts the nervous system, emotional health, and energy, while offering compassionate, whole-person insights on healing, daily support, and knowing when deeper care is needed...

The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – Kimberly shares a personal journey through seasonal affective disorder alongside holistic psychologist Marjorie Rose. Together, they explore how winter darkness impacts the nervous system, emotional health, and energy, while offering compassionate, whole-person insights on healing, daily support, and knowing when deeper care is needed...

Altars: Part 2 - Fasting and the Whole Person- Pastor Andrew DamazioThis week, we learned how fasting shapes our body, soul, and spirit by helping us let go of the seen and draw closer to God.Throughout the month of January, we are reading Secrets of the Secret Place by Bob Sorge. Get your copy here: https://a.co/d/h0yCQtqWant to connect more with Rose Church? Find more information at https://www.rosechurch.org and give at - https://www.rosechurch.org/giveMake sure to subscribe so you don't miss more incredible sermons like this one or previous series like “The Upside Down Kingdom” or “The Tension of Faith” from Pastor Andrew Damazio, Dr. AJ Swoboda, Pastor Julia Damazio and many other incredible pastors!Thanks for listening!

The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Melissa Schreibfeder, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – This episode explores why lasting health goes beyond diet and exercise. Melissa and functional medicine nurse Kerri Takata reveal how root-cause care, nervous system regulation, emotional healing, and faith work together to restore metabolic health, break free from survival mode, and create sustainable, whole-person wellness...

The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Melissa Schreibfeder, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – This episode explores why lasting health goes beyond diet and exercise. Melissa and functional medicine nurse Kerri Takata reveal how root-cause care, nervous system regulation, emotional healing, and faith work together to restore metabolic health, break free from survival mode, and create sustainable, whole-person wellness...

In this episode of Skin Anarchy, Dr. Ekta Yadav sits down with Dr. Alexes Hazen—board-certified plastic surgeon, microsurgery specialist, and founder of Zen Essentials—for a thoughtful conversation on skin health, ethical aesthetics, and why real results can never be separated from whole-body well-being. With a background that spans public health, global medicine, and some of the most technically demanding surgical training, Dr. Hazen brings a rare depth to how she thinks about beauty, healing, and care.Her path to medicine was anything but linear. From working with the New York City Department of Health during the AIDS crisis to serving in the Peace Corps in Honduras, Dr. Hazen learned early that medicine isn't just technical—it's human. Those experiences shaped a philosophy she carries into every aspect of her work today: outcomes are influenced as much by mental health, sleep, nutrition, and support systems as they are by surgical skill.Throughout the conversation, Dr. Hazen challenges the surface-level thinking that dominates skincare culture. Skin, she reminds us, is an organ—and it reflects what's happening internally. No product can compensate for chronic stress, dehydration, or exhaustion. When those fundamentals are addressed, skincare finally has the space to work as it should.She also speaks candidly about ethics in aesthetic medicine—why board certification matters, why saying “no” is sometimes the most responsible choice, and how listening to patients should always come before selling solutions.That same restraint and intention led to the creation of Zen Essentials, born from Dr. Hazen's own struggles with severe skin sensitivities. Designed to be effective yet calming, the line reflects her belief that skincare should support the body—not fight it.Listen to the full episode to hear Dr. Alexes Hazen unpack holistic healing, ethical aesthetics, and why real skin health starts with caring for the whole person.SHOP Zen Essentials and learn more on social media!CHAPTERS:(0:02) - Introduction & Guest Welcome(0:46) - A Nonlinear Path Into Medicine(1:26) - Public Health, AIDS Education & the Peace Corps(2:46) - Falling in Love With Surgery & Plastic Surgery Training(3:01) - Early Burn Injury, Scars & Coming Full Circle(4:12) - Why Holistic Care Matters in Surgical Outcomes(8:40) - Skin as a Reflection of Whole-Body Health(11:22) - Ethics, Training & Responsibility in Aesthetic Surgery(26:21) - The Origins of Zen Essentials & Sensitive Skin SciencePlease fill out this survey to give us feedback on the show!Don't forget to subscribe to Skin Anarchy on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your preferred platform.Reach out to us through email with any questions.Sign up for our newsletter!Shop all our episodes and products mentioned through our ShopMy Shelf!*This is a paid collaboration Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's Coffin Report, Patrick covers the following three stories:   Number One: Whom do you trust? The obvious candidates for government assets include: Tim Pool, Shawn Ryan, Nick Fuentes and Alex Jones. Patrick explains why each of these figures exhibit suspicious behavior as to their MO and general role in the selling of media narratives and agendae.   Second Two: Patrick's commentary on his attending, Healing the Whole Person with Dr Bob Schuchtz and his team—especially Sister Miriam James Heidland. So much of Catholic evangelization is overly philosophical and theological, and less personal and human. We can talk about psychological and emotional wounds if we really want to help people come all the way to Christ and His Church. Link: https://jpiihealingcenter.org/   Third Item: Why are 100,000 of mega church pastors being flown to Israel, and why are social media influencers being paid the $7,000 per tweet to advocate for Israel? How did the dispensationalist heresy become so entrenched in the protestant world? JOIN my community at True North: www.patrickcoffin.media