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Challenges are best solved by communities working together. This week, Dr. Carly is joined by Brad Volin of Housed, Working and Healthy. HW&H is working to help break the cycle homelessness by offering services that provide self-sufficiency through housing, training and employment, and mental health services. In this episode, Brad explains how by taking a holistic approach, we can better our communities, foster genuine compassion and truly help others.
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What have we lost in the pursuit of modern medicine? In this episode, Dr. Carly is joined by Dr. Ashley Zimmerman. The result is an enlightening discussion surrounding women’s health and the benefits (and unexpected drawbacks) of our modernized medical system. Want to hear more? Check out Dr. Ashley’s first appearance on the show here!
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In our Season 2 premiere we’re diving deeper into the world of Salutogenesis with Dr. Carly! Through the course of her own health story, education and career, she noticed that as a society we tend to only start to take care of ourselves and our health when something breaks. This episode provides valuable insight on why this doesn’t have to be the norm - and how we can take control…before it’s too late. Are you ready to stop accepting the “average” and define your own health and wellness narrative? Join the Movement!
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Throughout January, we’re wrapping up Season 1 of the Healing Ground Movement Podcast with a rewind back to some of our favorite episodes. We’re closing out Season 1 with messages of empowerment. In this episode, you’ll hear from guests featured in Season 1. Featured guests include: Tricia Downing, Janet Aalfs, Cheryl Ilov, Dr. Read Pierce and Dr. Kirstin Lauritzen. If you like what you hear, and want to learn more, check out their full episodes - available on your favorite streaming service and YouTube!
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Throughout January, we’re wrapping up Season 1 of the Healing Ground Movement Podcast with a rewind back to some of our favorite episodes. This week focuses on our current healthcare systems, and what can be done better. In this episode, you’ll hear from guests featured in Season 1, with an intro to salutogenesis, and a discussion on our current systems and how those systems are failing. Featured guests include: Dr. Scott Cunningham, Dr. Rachel Van Pelt, Adam Courchaine, Dr. Krystyna Holland, and the Recovery Box team. If you like what you hear, and want to learn more, check out their full episodes - available on your favorite streaming service and YouTube!
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Throughout January, we’re wrapping up Season 1 of the Healing Ground Movement Podcast with a rewind back to some of our favorite episodes. This week’s focus is self care and caregiving. In this episode, you’ll hear from guests featured in Season 1, as they discuss self care and providing care. Featured guests include: Rhonda Bolich-Lampo, Nikki Brooker, Mariah Ehlert, Kent Frazier and Lorie Legatski. If you like what you hear, and want to learn more, check out their full episodes!
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Throughout January, we’re wrapping up Season 1 of the Healing Ground Movement Podcast with a rewind back to some of our favorite episodes. This week’s focus is mental health. In this episode, you’ll hear from guests featured in Season 1, as they discuss mental health. Featured guests include: Dr. Courtney Klein, Dr. Pepe Santana, Dr. Marianela Medrano, Dr. Gillian Kaag and Bridgit Dengel Gaspard. If you like what you hear, and want to learn more, check out their full episodes!
The Healing Ground Movement Podcast is taking a holiday break! We’ll be back on January 4th with all new episodes.
Check out this clip featuring some special moments from 2020! Make sure to follow us on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube for more.
We’re rounding out 2020 with an episode featuring a great friend and colleague - Dr. Michael Lovich. Dr. Lovich is a board certified Chiropractic Functional Neurologist and Chiropractic Sports Physician who has served as a medical director and on medical staff for various organizations and events in professional, amateur, collegiate and high school athletics. In this episode, Dr. Carly and Dr. Lovich dive into the human brain and discuss metabolic brain injuries, causes vs. symptoms and what steps you can take for better brain health.
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Delta S Performance
This week, Dr. Carly is joined by Dr. Adam Blanning. Dr. Blanning practices integrative and anthroposophic family medicine, and is president of the Anthroposophic Health Association (AHA). In this episode, Dr. Blanning informs on the integrative medical approach of anthroposophic medicine. The two discuss letting your body engage dynamically with the environment, ripple effects of COVID-19 and offer some “warming” conversation for the winter.
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Healing Ground Chiropractic Care
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Denver Center For Anthroposophic Therapies
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