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From Bedridden to Breakthrough with Lindsey Miskin
💥 What if your chronic pain wasn't just physical?
In this powerful episode of *Being in Medicine*, we sit down with nurse and mind-body coach Lindsey Miskin to explore the radical idea that chronic pain can be healed—not just treated—by reprogramming the brain and body. After a life-altering health crisis, Lindsey discovered a new way to heal from within, and now she helps others do the same.
🧠 **What You'll Learn:**
✔ The science behind brain-generated pain
✔ How to re-regulate your nervous system
✔ Why emotional awareness is essential to healing
✔ The role of self-compassion in recovery
✔ How to identify pain that isn't purely structural
📌 **Timestamps:**
0:00 – Introduction to Lindsey Miskin
2:15 – Lindsey's story: from RN to chronic pain patient
8:00 – Myopericarditis and being misdiagnosed
14:30 – Discovering the Curable app
19:40 – The 3 Pillars of Mind-Body Healing
27:50 – Emotional awareness through journaling
33:00 – How visualization influences healing
38:45 – Self-compassion as medicine
47:00 – Redefining identity beyond diagnoses
52:20 – Helping patients believe in their healing
56:40 – Teaching nurses to get curious
1:02:15 – The FIT criteria for identifying brain-generated symptoms
1:10:00 – Why pain is the invitation
1:16:20 – How Lindsey shows up differently as a mom and coach
1:21:00 – Final reflections and hope for chronic pain patients
🎧 **Join Our Community:**
🌐 Website: https://systemofcreation.com
▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BeingInMedicine
💖 iHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/263-being-in-medicine-with-jef-276428148/
🎵 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1wMaMHLPUoWXJXSs0ridIp?si=6a5c91642b8e4a89
👤 Guest: Lindsey Miskin, RN🎯 Episode Focus: Healing chronic pain through the mind-body connection, emotional awareness, nervous system regulation, and self-compassion.🎓 Guest Expertise: Nurse, Mind-Body Coach, Founder of Shift Mind Body Coaching🌐 Guest Website: https://shiftmindbodycoaching.com
Today on Being in Medicine, we're joined by a nurse whose career bridges both science and soul. Lindsey Miskin is a Registered Nurse with over 15 years of experience in settings ranging from clinical research and school nursing to home health and hospice. In 2025, she became a certified Nurse Coach and founded Shift Mindbody Coaching, a practice dedicated to helping people with chronic pain and persistent symptoms reclaim their lives.
Through evidence-based mind-body techniques — including nervous system re-regulation, emotional awareness, and self-compassion — Lindsey guides her clients to not only manage symptoms but to step into their role as active partners in their own healing journey.
A devoted wife, mother of four, and woman of faith, Lindsey brings both professional expertise and deep personal compassion to everything she does. She's here today to share how we can integrate body, mind, and spirit to create lasting transformation in healthcare and in our own lives.
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By Corey Anderson and Jeff Marrs💥 What if your chronic pain wasn't just physical?
In this powerful episode of *Being in Medicine*, we sit down with nurse and mind-body coach Lindsey Miskin to explore the radical idea that chronic pain can be healed—not just treated—by reprogramming the brain and body. After a life-altering health crisis, Lindsey discovered a new way to heal from within, and now she helps others do the same.
🧠 **What You'll Learn:**
✔ The science behind brain-generated pain
✔ How to re-regulate your nervous system
✔ Why emotional awareness is essential to healing
✔ The role of self-compassion in recovery
✔ How to identify pain that isn't purely structural
📌 **Timestamps:**
0:00 – Introduction to Lindsey Miskin
2:15 – Lindsey's story: from RN to chronic pain patient
8:00 – Myopericarditis and being misdiagnosed
14:30 – Discovering the Curable app
19:40 – The 3 Pillars of Mind-Body Healing
27:50 – Emotional awareness through journaling
33:00 – How visualization influences healing
38:45 – Self-compassion as medicine
47:00 – Redefining identity beyond diagnoses
52:20 – Helping patients believe in their healing
56:40 – Teaching nurses to get curious
1:02:15 – The FIT criteria for identifying brain-generated symptoms
1:10:00 – Why pain is the invitation
1:16:20 – How Lindsey shows up differently as a mom and coach
1:21:00 – Final reflections and hope for chronic pain patients
🎧 **Join Our Community:**
🌐 Website: https://systemofcreation.com
▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BeingInMedicine
💖 iHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/263-being-in-medicine-with-jef-276428148/
🎵 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1wMaMHLPUoWXJXSs0ridIp?si=6a5c91642b8e4a89
👤 Guest: Lindsey Miskin, RN🎯 Episode Focus: Healing chronic pain through the mind-body connection, emotional awareness, nervous system regulation, and self-compassion.🎓 Guest Expertise: Nurse, Mind-Body Coach, Founder of Shift Mind Body Coaching🌐 Guest Website: https://shiftmindbodycoaching.com
Today on Being in Medicine, we're joined by a nurse whose career bridges both science and soul. Lindsey Miskin is a Registered Nurse with over 15 years of experience in settings ranging from clinical research and school nursing to home health and hospice. In 2025, she became a certified Nurse Coach and founded Shift Mindbody Coaching, a practice dedicated to helping people with chronic pain and persistent symptoms reclaim their lives.
Through evidence-based mind-body techniques — including nervous system re-regulation, emotional awareness, and self-compassion — Lindsey guides her clients to not only manage symptoms but to step into their role as active partners in their own healing journey.
A devoted wife, mother of four, and woman of faith, Lindsey brings both professional expertise and deep personal compassion to everything she does. She's here today to share how we can integrate body, mind, and spirit to create lasting transformation in healthcare and in our own lives.