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Living with autoimmune disease is deeply personal—but the systems that shape diagnosis, treatment options, and long-term outcomes extend far beyond the individual. Research advancements, policy decisions, and community-led initiatives all play a role in what care looks like today—and what becomes possible in the future.
In this second Quarterly Community Update episode of the Autoimmune Wellness Podcast, Mickey Trescott zooms out to explore what’s currently unfolding across the autoimmune landscape. These quarterly conversations are designed to keep you informed and grounded—without overwhelm—so you can better understand the bigger picture while navigating your own healing journey.
This episode focuses on three key areas shaping autoimmune care in real time: research, advocacy, and community education. Mickey is joined by three returning contributors who bring both professional expertise and lived experience to these important conversations.
First, Sybil Cooper, PhD, immunologist and AIP Certified Coach, breaks down emerging research on CAR-T therapy—an innovative and highly targeted treatment approach that may transform how autoimmune disease is treated in the future.
Next, Jamie-Nicole Martin, chronic illness advocate and founder of the AIP BIPOC Network, shares insights from recent advocacy efforts in Washington, DC, along with updates on community-driven initiatives like the ROCK Summit and ROCK the Block, which aim to improve awareness, access, and equity in autoimmune care.
Finally, Jaime Hartman, National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach, AIP Summit organizer, and co-teacher of the AIP Certified Coach Program, discusses trends within the AIP community, including how coaching support is evolving and how more practitioners worldwide are integrating AIP into their work.
Together, these conversations highlight how innovation in research, progress in advocacy, and growth in community education are all interconnected—and why they matter for anyone living with autoimmune disease.
In this episode, you’ll learn:00:00 – Introduction to the Quarterly Community Update series
01:10 – Meet the recurring contributors
02:31 – Research update with Sybil Cooper, PhD
03:07 – What is CAR-T therapy?
07:08 – Future implications of CAR-T for autoimmune disease
10:33 – Advocacy update with Jamie-Nicole Martin
11:25 – Autoimmune Association fly-in and policy efforts
16:25 – ROCK Summit & ROCK the Block recap
20:07 – Upcoming initiatives from AIP BIPOC Network
21:49 – Community trends with Jaime Hartman
22:47 – How AIP Certified Coaches support clients
25:59 – Trends in the current AIP coaching community
28:50 – How to find the right AIP Certified Coach
32:02 – Closing reflections and wrap-up
By Mickey Trescott of Autoimmune Wellness4.7
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Living with autoimmune disease is deeply personal—but the systems that shape diagnosis, treatment options, and long-term outcomes extend far beyond the individual. Research advancements, policy decisions, and community-led initiatives all play a role in what care looks like today—and what becomes possible in the future.
In this second Quarterly Community Update episode of the Autoimmune Wellness Podcast, Mickey Trescott zooms out to explore what’s currently unfolding across the autoimmune landscape. These quarterly conversations are designed to keep you informed and grounded—without overwhelm—so you can better understand the bigger picture while navigating your own healing journey.
This episode focuses on three key areas shaping autoimmune care in real time: research, advocacy, and community education. Mickey is joined by three returning contributors who bring both professional expertise and lived experience to these important conversations.
First, Sybil Cooper, PhD, immunologist and AIP Certified Coach, breaks down emerging research on CAR-T therapy—an innovative and highly targeted treatment approach that may transform how autoimmune disease is treated in the future.
Next, Jamie-Nicole Martin, chronic illness advocate and founder of the AIP BIPOC Network, shares insights from recent advocacy efforts in Washington, DC, along with updates on community-driven initiatives like the ROCK Summit and ROCK the Block, which aim to improve awareness, access, and equity in autoimmune care.
Finally, Jaime Hartman, National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach, AIP Summit organizer, and co-teacher of the AIP Certified Coach Program, discusses trends within the AIP community, including how coaching support is evolving and how more practitioners worldwide are integrating AIP into their work.
Together, these conversations highlight how innovation in research, progress in advocacy, and growth in community education are all interconnected—and why they matter for anyone living with autoimmune disease.
In this episode, you’ll learn:00:00 – Introduction to the Quarterly Community Update series
01:10 – Meet the recurring contributors
02:31 – Research update with Sybil Cooper, PhD
03:07 – What is CAR-T therapy?
07:08 – Future implications of CAR-T for autoimmune disease
10:33 – Advocacy update with Jamie-Nicole Martin
11:25 – Autoimmune Association fly-in and policy efforts
16:25 – ROCK Summit & ROCK the Block recap
20:07 – Upcoming initiatives from AIP BIPOC Network
21:49 – Community trends with Jaime Hartman
22:47 – How AIP Certified Coaches support clients
25:59 – Trends in the current AIP coaching community
28:50 – How to find the right AIP Certified Coach
32:02 – Closing reflections and wrap-up

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