Mary Ann Dunlap, ARNP talks about perimenopause - what you need to watch for and ways to help treat it.

Our Mental Health Summit round-table facilitated by Work2BeWell student JJ Riddell features key education and psychology experts answering critical questions related to teen mental health during COVID-19. This conversation features Dr. Robin Henderson, Dr. Jeri Turgesen, Dr. Tyson Payne, and Newberg High Assistant Principal Mark Brown.

Three teen guests join Dr. Robin Henderson to discuss LGBTQ, teen mental health and what Pride month means to them.

The recent attacks on the African American community, amidst the turmoil of a national pandemic, have resulted in a collision of oppression and depression. What happens now, and how do we cope with the lasting effects on our mental health?  

In a live broadcast in partnership with Providence Health System and Dash Radio, prominent music artists, activists and influencers join together with doctors and social justice experts to discuss where we go from here.

In the final episode of the three part series, Friends Church pastor and triathlete, Jay Hewitt, shares the motivating factor that drove him to decide to train for a triathlon.

Matthew Gonzales, M.D., FAAHPM, Chief Medical Information Officer from the Institute of Human Caring in California talks about the importance of having an advance directive, how to pick an advocate, how to start the conversation with your advocate, and more. 

Gregg VandeKieft, M.D., MA, FAAFP, FAAHPM, Associate Medical Director at the Institute for Human Caring in California explains the adeptness of telemedicine, particularly during the Coronavirus pandemic, and how you can still achieve intimacy with a patient even when they're not in the same office with you. 

Guest host, Dr. Amy Thompson from Covenant Children's Hospital in Texas, speaks with Dr. David Lagrew about how expectant mothers are being kept safe during the Coronavirus pandemic. 

Ira Byock, M.D., FAAHPM, Founder/Chief Medical Officer of the Institute for Human Caring in California talks about how supervised use of psychedelics can alleviate depression and suffering associated with terminal illness. 

Dr. Karin Kharloubian, PharmD with Facey Medical Group in California talks about prescriptions and provides insights on how to best take them and continue to take them over the long-term.