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So, This is Mental Health Awareness Month. There are still so many societal stigmas attached to mental health that are restricting individuals from getting help. So, if you or someone you know is experiencing burnt-out or symptoms of depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, substance abuse etc. this a very encouraging episode. Listen in as my guest, Renee, from the Behavioral Health Division of the Lieutenant Governor's Office of Delaware shares her wealth of knowledge.

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So, as we continue to dive into issues this season the goal is to address topics that relate to hidden harm resulting in patients silently suffering. During today’s episode we will begin to discuss whether active listening and patient follow-up have a positive impact on patient outcomes. My guest, Kim, a psychiatric clinical specialist, will share her perspective. Listen In.

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A New Season Addressing Some of the Hidden Harms in Healthcare and Society resulting in millions of people around the globe suffering silently. So much to cover this season -addressing topics varying from insurance reimbursement issues/patient advocacy/ societal biases/mistreatment/ need for patient education/ professional and ancillary staff development and sensitivity training and the list goes on and on. I truly believe this will be one of the best seasons yet so stay tuned in by subscribing to receive notifications on YouTube/iHeart radio/Spotify/amazon music.

This episode kicks off table talk with me and 2 other therapists discussing some of the issues affecting lack of effectiveness in many PT programs. Listen In.

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So, what a bittersweet- we are at the finale of Autoimmune Disorder Season. I’m so excited about this episode because 1) we get to recap the highlights from the guests of episode1-7 2) I pay tribute to my deceased brother Late Bishop Darryl Brundidge who had rare disease that mimicked Multiple Sclerosis and 3) we have a success story shared by our guest Monique. What a finale! Listen In.

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So, we continue with our season covering autoimmune disorders. If you have missed the beginning of the season, go back to episode 1 in November. But today, we bring on Tyra a 26 y/o whose dancing and acting career were disrupted by the course of her ongoing symptoms and medical complications - finally getting diagnosed with autoimmune disorder in July 2021. She still manages to laugh in spite of her many struggles. Listen In.

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So, we have so much to still learn about autoimmune disorders. We continue this journey to promote awareness and provide education to hopefully achieve change. In addition, to our guest Kim, who suffers from 2 autoimmune disorders, providing us with a wealth of knowledge that can be very beneficial to many out there listening, I will cover information on nutrition and diet. Studies are proving that Auto-Immune Diet Protocol is extremely helpful. Please listen In.

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We continue the journey to educate and promote awareness about autoimmune disorders. The next upcoming episodes identify ways to minimize flare ups that are often experienced by those suffering from autoimmune disorders. Today, in addition to talking more about emotional stressors, we will have a guest, Lauryn. Lauryn, who is not just funny but wise and very determined, tells her story. She reveals how her symptoms started very early on and how she deals with her disabilities. I believe that you can glean from her story. Listen In.

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We continue with Autoimmune Disorders Series for 2025. Since we have had numerous more interviewees come forward- this series will be extended.

Today’s guest Linda will tell her story of autoimmune diagnosis initiating during early teen years to go into dormancy, however symptomatology unfolding in many other ways greater than 35 years later in life. Her caring and compassionate spirit evokes a good message. Listen In.

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