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In today’s episode, I’m talking with Dr. Jennifer Franklin, one of the first ‘gastropsychologists’ in the U.S. Dr. Franklin specializes in treating neuroplastic symptoms and disorders of gut-brain interaction like irritable bowel syndrome and cyclic vomiting syndrome. Drawing from her own recovery journey, she’s spent over two decades helping others heal through experiential, mindfulness-based, and somatic approaches. Dr. Franklin is also a teacher, speaker, and content creator, sharing her expertise on the brain-gut connection and how to foster lasting healing. You’re going to get so much out of this conversation—let’s get started!
You can find Jennifer at:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/donthateyourguts/
Website: https://donthateyourguts.com/
And you can find me at:
Instagram: @anna_holtzman
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.annaholtzman.com
By Anna Holtzman5
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In today’s episode, I’m talking with Dr. Jennifer Franklin, one of the first ‘gastropsychologists’ in the U.S. Dr. Franklin specializes in treating neuroplastic symptoms and disorders of gut-brain interaction like irritable bowel syndrome and cyclic vomiting syndrome. Drawing from her own recovery journey, she’s spent over two decades helping others heal through experiential, mindfulness-based, and somatic approaches. Dr. Franklin is also a teacher, speaker, and content creator, sharing her expertise on the brain-gut connection and how to foster lasting healing. You’re going to get so much out of this conversation—let’s get started!
You can find Jennifer at:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/donthateyourguts/
Website: https://donthateyourguts.com/
And you can find me at:
Instagram: @anna_holtzman
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.annaholtzman.com

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