Beyond The Pelvis

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  • Ep 25: How stress and childhood trauma can create dysfunction in the body

    David D. Clarke, MD is President of the Association for Treatment of Neuroplastic Symptoms. He is also Assistant Director at the Center for Ethics and Clinical Assistant Professor of Gastroenterology Emeritus both at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) in Portland, Oregon, USA. He is board-certified in Gastroenterology and Internal Medicine and practiced Gastroenterology in Portland from 1984 to 2009. During that time, he diagnosed and treated over 7000 patients whose symptoms were not explained by organ disease or injury.

    Dr. Clarke has lectured extensively on Neuroplastic Symptoms to health care professionals, graduate students, and the public across North America and in Europe. His book for patients, They Can’t Find Anything Wrong!, was praised by a president of the American Psychosomatic Society as “truly remarkable” and named one of the five best mind-body books ever written by Brit & Co. He was the lead editor for the professional textbook Psychophysiologic Disorders and the companion textbook A Diagnostic Guide for Psychophysiologic Disorders.
    He has done hundreds of interviews for TV, Radio, and podcasts and was an Executive Producer of three documentary films about Neuroplastic Symptoms.

    Find more information https://www.symptomatic.me and purchase his book They Can't Find Anything Wrong!

    57 min
  • Ep 24: Using the sun to heal from chronic conditions with Carrie Bennet

    Today on  beyond the pelvis we are privileged to have Carrie Bennet. Carrie is one of the leading educators in the emerging field of quantum biology. She combines deep research and clear explanations of the complex quantum mechanisms at play in the human body to teach people how to use light, water, and nature to thrive. Listen to her inspiring story how she used her expertise to reset her body and nervous system from pain to peace. You can find Carrie on Instagram or her Website.

    59 min
  • Ep 23: Using virtual reality to overcome pain and anxiety with Celine Tien

    In this episode, we speak with the founder of Flowy, Celine Tien.

    Flowly is a virtual clinic designed for the 1 in 5 Americans living with chronic pain. Our 12-week program focuses on nonstructural pain, empowering patients to manage pain, anxiety, and stress in their day-to-day lives. Flowly integrates behavioral health support through licensed therapists trained in pain psychology, along with a proprietary at-home VR and biofeedback system that enables self-guided practice.

    Providers can partner with Flowly to offer their patients on-demand access to the latest in pain psychology and therapeutic techniques, easing the burden on clinics by supporting patients' mental and emotional health from home.

    Celine Tien is founder and chief executive officer of Flowly. In her role, Celine leads a team focused on delivering the latest in pain science in an accessible and comprehensive way for people with chronic pain. Celine got her start in VR as the director and writer of the award-winning film, Pippa’s Pan 盼, one of the world’s first immersive virtual reality hybrid live-action films. Prior to Flowly, Celine grew up as a film/TV actor and model, and later worked in feature development at Oriental DreamWorks in Shanghai and DreamWorks Animation in Los Angeles. Celine is also the founder of the nonprofit education-based organization: Zoom for Kids! Celine studied English and Film at Yale University.

    To learn more information, go to the Flowly website or connect with them on IG, FB, or YouTube.

    Disclaimer: The information presented in this episode and all other episodes for information and educational purposes only. It is not meant to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease or condition. Please consult with your medical provider if you need medical attention.

    40 min
  • Ep 22: Craniosacral Therapy for healing chronic pain with Amanda

    In this episode, we are joined by Amanda, a Craniosacral Therapist. Amanda is owner of Find Relief Therapy, a private Occupational Therapy practice, located in East Hanover, NJ. She treats infants, children and adults with a variety of developmental and chronic pain conditions using her extensive training and clinical experience in Craniosacral Therapy and RooT Fx. She is NJ’s only OT with this skill set. Amanda received her Masters of Science in Occupational Therapy from The University of Scranton in 2002 and has built a diverse OT career of mental health, pediatrics and physical disabilities work experience.

    As an OT, Amanda believes in working one on one with each client to help them relieve their pain, retrain their body and restore their functioning in life. She is passionate that the unique therapy she provides gives each client the knowledge and support to help them engage in their own healing and make permanent changes in their body’s functioning.
    Connect with her on IG or online at her website.

    45 min
  • Ep 21: Spiritual Awakening Through Pain with Urvi Shah

    In this episode, we sit down with Urvi Shah. Urvi is a certified mindfulness coach and spiritual healer. In this episode hear how Urvi has come to understand the power or secret of living a stress free life. Through her pain she found her purpose in life which is to pass on this awareness to the masses to uplift all.  Come listen to this remarkable success story of healing from chronic pelvic pain.

    Connect with her on ⁠Instagram⁠ or find her ⁠website⁠.

    Disclaimer:  This and all episodes are for informational, entertainment, and/or educational purposes only and should not be relied upon for any medical or diagnostic purpose, or for the treatment of any condition or symptom. Please do your own research into substance use laws in your area.

    38 min
  • Ep 20: Summer Reflections: How Perception Shapes Purpose

    Welcome to Season 2, Episode 20 of Beyond the Pelvis with Dr. Keneal Segal and Laura Haraka! In this episode, we dive into a summer recap, reflecting on how our perceptions shape our sense of purpose. Join us as we explore the key moments and insights that have inspired growth and clarity over the past few months.

    Disclaimer:  This and all episodes are for informational, entertainment, and/or educational purposes only and should not be relied upon for any medical or diagnostic purpose, or for the treatment of any condition or symptom. Please do your own research into substance use laws in your area.

    34 min
  • Ep 19: How your family history can show up as pain with Camara Rajabari, LMFT

    In this episide, we sit down with Camara Rajabari, The Ancestral Psychotherapist.

    We speak out how she came into this space with personal and professional experience, how and why ancestral work can facilitate healing, and how psychedelics can be used to overcome physical and emotional conditions.

    Camara Meri Rajabari, is an arts-based, psychedelic-assisted, ancestral psychotherapist based in Oakland, California (ancestral lands of the Chochenyo and Ohlone peoples) and Santa Fe, New Mexico (ancestral lands of the Pueblo and Tiwa people). Her practice specializes in anxiety, depression, and intergenerational trauma. She integrates non-ordinary states of consciousness with ancestral wisdom, ancient archetypes, dreams and imagination.

    She is the co-author of the pivotal chapter "Invoking the Numinous” in the psychedelic textbook Integral Psychedelic Therapy and is a featured voice on NPR’s Life Kit.

    Beyond therapy, Camara is a spiritualist, AfroFuturist, and artist. From the Bay Area to the sacred lands of New Mexico, she facilitates paths of healing and ancestral connection for Black, Indigenous and People of Color.

    Connect with her on Instagram or find her online.

    Disclaimer:  This and all episides are for informational, entertainment, and/or educational purposes only and should not be relied upon for any medical or diagnostic purpose, or for the treatment of any condition or symptom. Please do your own research into substance use laws in your area.

    1 hr 2 min
  • Ep 18: Your mind-body circumstances and recovery are unique to you with Jeannie Kulwin

    In the episode, we sit down with Jeannie Kulwin to discuss her journey with fibromyalgia and how that experience created an opportunity to rethink her life.

    Jeannie is a Stress + Chronic Pain Coach - helping overwhelmed professionals reduce stress and/or chronic pain so they can have guilt-free fun and make more money + impact.

    Connect with her on IG , facebook, or visit her website.

    **Please note that this and every episode of Beyond the Pelvis is for educational and/or enterterainment purposes only and should not be used as medical advice including treatment or diagnosis.

    **The views of our guests may not represent the views of your hosts.


    Thanks for tuning in this week. Enjoy!

    Dr. Kenael and Laura

    58 min
  • Ep 17: Andrew's journey and the role of stress in pelvic pain.

    In this episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Andrew, who openly shares his healing journey from pelvic pain. Andrew is an environmental and civil engineer who has recovered from 1 and a half years of pelvic pain and symptoms. We are excited to have him here to share his story with us and his healing journeyConnect with Andrew on Instagram⁠ to learn more about his story.

    Discover the Pelvic Healing Circle https://www.feeltoheal.live/the-pelvic-healing-circle


    52 min
  • Ep: 16 How to effectively communicate with your brain with Dr. Brad Fanestil, MD

    In this episode, internal medicine doctor Dr. Brad Fanestil, founder of The Boulder Institute for Mind Body Medicine, shares how he treats anxiety, depression, and chronic conditions with neuroscience. His techniques are simple but powerful. He shares many of them during our conversation.

    Here's what Dr. Brad has to say about his experience. "I’ve been a board certified Internal Medicine doctor for 33 years. After completing my Internal Medicine residency at UCLA, I began working in a public clinic in Los Angeles from 1990-1992. For the next 17 years I had a traditional Internal Medicine practice just outside of Boulder. I had been doing my best to help patients deal with their chronic pain and prescribing medications, but many saw no improvement over decades. In 2018 I began reading about the new neuroscience of pain and the brain, and I started applying some of these new ideas to my own primary care patients with chronic pain. "

    Connect with Dr. Brad to learn more about his classes and offerings.

    Best of health and thank you for your support.

    Dr. Kenael and Laura


    1 hr 13 min

About Beyond The Pelvis

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Beyond the Pelvis is hosted by Laura Haraka, a somatic experiencing practitioner and breathwork facilitator. Each week, we explore alternative and holistic approaches to healing chronic pelvic pain…

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