Episode 82: The Journey of Taoism: Insights with Stephen Watson
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Summary In this episode of Resilience Radio, host Irvin Eisenberg engages in a deep conversation with Stephen Watson, a Taoist practitioner. They explore the principles of Taoism, the journey of understanding it, and the various practices that encompass it, including meditation and martial arts. Stephen shares his insights on teaching and learning, emphasizing the importance of perspective and the need for curiosity in the quest for knowledge. The discussion highlights the interconnectedness of different practices and the significance of expanding awareness in both teaching and personal...
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Episode 81: Panel on Stress Management-Kelly McCracken, Melanie Meyer, and Josh Singer
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Summary In this conversation, the panel discusses various aspects of stress management, exploring its definition, effects, and practical strategies for coping. They emphasize the importance of understanding individual needs and the role of movement in alleviating stress. The discussion also touches on the naturopathic perspective and the significance of addressing underlying patterns that contribute to stress. Chapters 00:00 Anxiety: Definitions and Manifestations 00:24 Closing Thoughts on Depression 00:24 Introduction to Stress Management 00:44 General Strategies and Tips for Stress...
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Episode 80: Panel on Depresion-Kelly McCracken, Melanie Meyer, and Josh Singer
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In this episode of Resilience Radio, host Irvin Eisenberg and guests Kelly McCracken, Melanie Meyer, and Josh discuss the complexities of mental health, focusing on depression and its interplay with anxiety. They explore the symptoms, definitions, and cultural perceptions of depression, emphasizing the importance of understanding the individual experience. The conversation also touches on the limitations of traditional diagnostic frameworks and the need for a holistic approach to mental health care. Takeaways Depression is not just sadness; it includes lethargy and a lack of joy....
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Episode 79: Panel on Anxiety-Kelly McCracken, Melanie Meyer, and Josh Singer
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Summary In this episode of Resilience Radio, host Irvin Eisenberg leads a panel discussion with healthcare practitioners Kelly McCracken, Melanie Meyer, and Josh Singer on the topic of anxiety. The conversation explores various definitions of anxiety, its physical manifestations, and how it can present in unique ways beyond the typical stereotypes. The panelists emphasize the importance of understanding anxiety as both a mental and physical experience, and they discuss transformative approaches to breaking habitual patterns associated with anxiety. The episode aims to provide listeners with...
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Episode 78: Noise Pollution as a Neurotoxin-Dr. Peter M. Bingham Pediatric Neurologist
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Summary In this conversation, Dr. Peter Bingham discusses the intricate relationship between sound, noise, and health, particularly in the context of pediatric neurology. He explores how sound can influence neurodevelopment, the concept of noise as a neurotoxin, and the long-term effects of noise exposure on mental and physical health. The discussion also touches on public health awareness regarding noise pollution and personal experiences with sound, emphasizing the need for greater understanding and action in managing noise in our environments. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Sound...
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Episode 77: Neuroplastic Pain: Understanding the Mind-Body Connection-The Pain Psychology Center: Vanessa Blackstone MSW
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Summary In this conversation, Irvin Eisenberg and Vanessa Blackstone delve into the complexities of pain management, focusing on the psychological aspects of chronic pain and the innovative approaches used in therapy. Vanessa shares her personal journey with chronic pain and how it led her to specialize in pain psychology. They discuss neuroplastic pain, the importance of understanding the mind-body connection, and the various therapeutic modalities that can aid in pain management. The conversation emphasizes the need for interdisciplinary collaboration in treating chronic pain and the...
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Episode 76: Why you hurt: Pain Nero Science Education-Arian Lowe PT, PhD.
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Summary In this conversation, Dr. Adrian Lowe discusses the evolution and significance of pain neuroscience education, emphasizing the complex relationship between pain, the nervous system, and individual experiences. He highlights the importance of understanding pain as a subjective experience, the role of the nervous system in pain perception, and the impact of psychosocial factors. The discussion also covers the significance of patient-provider relationships, the power of placebo, and the need for a nuanced approach to pain management that considers both mechanical and central factors....
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Episode 75: Never well since ... Vitality Post Illness: Panel Discussion 3- Betzy Bancroft RH, Melanie Meyer ND, and Joshua Singer, L.Ac.
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Summary In this episode of Resilience Radio, host Irvin Eisenberg engages with a panel of experts to discuss the complexities of post-infection conditions, particularly in the context of long COVID and other chronic illnesses. The conversation delves into the challenges practitioners face in addressing these conditions, the importance of understanding individual vitality, and the cultural barriers surrounding recovery and convalescence. The panel emphasizes the need for a personalized approach to healing, recognizing the unique experiences of each patient, and advocating for a shift in...
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Episode 74: Immune System: Panel Discussion 2- Betzy Bancroft RH, Melanie Meyer ND, and Joshua Singer, L.Ac.
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Summary In this episode of Resilience Radio, the panel discusses the complexities of the immune system from both Western and Eastern perspectives. They explore the role of nutrition, gut health, and the influence of microbes on immunity. The conversation also delves into traditional Chinese medicine concepts, emotional health, and practical approaches to support immune function. The integration of various medical philosophies highlights the importance of a holistic approach to health and wellness. Takeaways The immune system is a complex process involving various cells and responses....
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Episode 73: Digestion Constipation and Diarrhea: Panel Discussion 1- Betzy Bancroft RH, Melanie Meyer ND, and Joshua Singer, L.Ac.
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Summary This episode features a panel discussion with healthcare practitioners on digestive health, focusing on common issues like constipation and diarrhea. The conversation explores the importance of motility, the perspectives of Chinese medicine, the definition of normal digestion, the impact of emotions on digestive health, and the significance of fiber in maintaining a healthy digestive system. Takeaways Each person's experience with digestion is unique. Motility is connected to emotions and overall health. Chinese medicine emphasizes the balance of the spleen and stomach. Defining...
info_outlineMaria Noël Groves, RH (AHG) (she/her) is a bestselling author of the award-winning, best-selling Body into Balance and Grow Your Own Herbal Remedies. She is also the owner of Wintergreen Botanicals Herbal Clinic & Education Center in New Hampshire. Maria writes and teaches nationally about herbal medicine and offers both on site and distance herbal study courses and health consultations. She melds evidence based medicine, traditional Western herbalism, food based nutrition, and personal clinical experience. She is a regular contributor to Herb Quarterly, Mother Earth Living, Mother Earth News, Taste for Life, and Remedies magazines.
Maria's personal and herbal lineage is predominantly European-American/Western herbalism. She's half Sicilian and Nova Scotian (mix of mostly UK/Irish/Scottish/Welch/French Settlers plus a few Mi'kmaq women). Her work as an herbalist focuses on these Western Euro-American traditions. She has an appreciation and respect for herbalism from other cultures and is in an ongoing effort to decolonize her work with herbs to make it more inclusive and honoring for all people, recognizing, supporting, and giving back to communities that have traditionally and currently been marginalized.
https://wintergreenbotanicals.com/book/sleepbook/
Music credits Aaron piano, Joanne Garton fiddle, Andrew van Norstrand guitar and producer, Hollis Easter flute, sound engineer Dana Billings,
https://aaronmarcus.bandcamp.com/track/finlays-menopausal-fridge-some-biological-process