What does chronic pain really look like in Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome — and how does living with invisible illness affect mental health over time?

In this episode, pain specialist Dr. Rachinsky and psychologist Dr. Slepian join me for an in-depth conversation about the physical and emotional realities of living with EDS.

What does rehabilitation for EDS actually look like?

In this episode, we explore the role of rehabilitation programs in supporting individuals living with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), including pain management, joint stability, pacing, strengthening, fatigue management, and improving daily function.

We also discuss the challenges many patients face when exercise and rehabilitation are not properly adapted to hypermobility and connective tissue disorders.

Why do so many people with EDS spend years undiagnosed before finally getting answers?

In this episode, Darsh Sheth explains the realities of diagnosing and managing Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, the challenges patients face within the healthcare system, and why symptoms often become more noticeable over time.

We discuss hypermobility, the Beighton Scale, referral barriers, and how healthcare providers approach the complexity of EDS assessment and patient care.

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Mittal to discuss the realities of living with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS)—from delayed diagnosis to the daily challenges patients face navigating the healthcare system.

We explore the importance of validation, patient advocacy, and what both patients and providers need to understand to improve care and outcomes.

In this conversation with Lundy Bancroft, we move beyond definitions and into the psychology of control—how abusive thinking patterns are formed, why empathy isn’t the issue, and what most people misunderstand about change. This episode challenges common beliefs and exposes the deeper structure behind psychological abuse.

In this episode, I sit down with psychologist Don Dutton to explore the deeper psychological patterns behind abuse—beyond the stereotypes.

We discuss why a “one-size-fits-all” approach to abusers doesn’t work, how psychological abuse operates quietly yet leaves lasting damage, and why many high-functioning individuals still find themselves questioning their worth.

We also dive into why people stay, the unexpected emptiness after leaving, and why healthy relationships can feel unfamiliar—or even uncomfortable—after long-term emotional harm.

This conversation is about awareness, patterns, and rebuilding your sense of self.

This season begins with a conversation many people struggle to name.Not all abuse leaves bruises. Some of it rewires how you think, feel, and see yourself.

In this episode, I open the door to psychological and narcissistic abuse, what it looks like, how it slowly takes hold, and why it’s so hard to recognize while you’re in it.

This is not just about awareness. It’s about understanding the patterns, the confusion, and the quiet loss of self that so many experience behind closed doors.

In this episode of Behind the Desk with Human, I sit down with Dr. Stephanie Buryk-Iggers, athlete, researcher, and founder, to explore the space where science meets humanity.

We talk about pain as more than just physical, the journey from research to innovation, and what it really takes to build something meaningful. Beyond that, this conversation dives into balance, burnout, and redefining strength in a fast-moving world.

A grounded, honest reflection on growth, resilience, and staying human through it all.

In this powerful episode, I sit down with Gloria Feldt, renowned leadership expert, bestselling author, and co-founder of Take The Lead, to explore what it truly means for women to own their power.

We dive into the realities behind leadership, the barriers women still face, and how redefining our relationship with power can transform not just careers, but entire systems. Gloria shares insights from her decades of experience, from leading major organizations to building a global movement focused on achieving gender parity in leadership.

This conversation is about more than leadership, it’s about intention, courage, and stepping into your voice without apology.

Whether you’re navigating your career, building confidence, or challenging societal expectations, this episode will leave you thinking differently about what power really means, and how to claim it.

Sometimes the best conversations happen in the most unexpected places. In this episode, recorded at Jody’s Beach Café, we talk about life, experiences, and the power of community spaces that bring people together. With the natural background sounds of a lively café, this episode feels like you’re sitting right at the table with us.