Cal and Cathy welcome Dr. Gayle Dine'Chacon, founder of the Center for Native American Health (CNAH) and former Surgeon General for the Navajo Nation. It's about sovereignty, relationships, and awareness of our connection to each other.**********Dr. Dine'Chacon will be one of the speaker at Just Care: Social Justice in Health Care, October 9-10. Learn more here: https://www.healwell.org/just-care-2021**********About Our Guest:Gayle Dine’Chacon, M. D. is an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation. She is a Professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine (UNMSOM), where she founded the Center for Native American Health (CNAH). She served as Surgeon General for the Navajo Nation and was a member of the Advisory Council for the Office of Minority Health, US Department of Health and Human Services. Currently, she is the Executive Director of the Native American Budget and Policy Institute (NABPI) in the UNM Center for Social Policy which analyzes research and budget policies in areas of health, education and environmental justice for our native children, families and communities. Support the show

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This week, Cal and Cathy get intersectional. Sirius Bonner joins the podcast to talk about adding fatness to our intersectional lens, being a Black woman in Portland Oregon, and the definition of "Blerd." **********Hear more from Sirius at our conference, Just Care: Social Justice in Health Care: https://www.healwell.org/just-care-2021Discount registration available for students and massage therapists. Email [email protected] for details.**********About Our Guest:Sirius Bonner is Vice President of Equity and Inclusion at Planned Parenthood Columbia Willamette. She is an Experienced Equity Practioner, Consultant, and Educator with demonstrated successes in the health care industry, higher education, and the nonprofit sector. Support the show

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Welcome to Season 4 of Interdisciplinary, where we are diving right into the deep end. Cal and Cathy kick it off with Emily Clore, DVM and a hilarious, honest, and raw conversation about what it's like to be a human whose job is to care for animals. This episode includes discussions of suicide and suicide prevention.**********Have you registered for THE conference of the year -- Just Care: Social Justice in Health Care? Check it out here: https://www.healwell.org/just-care-2021**********About Our Guest:Emily Clore is a former massage therapist and now practicing companion animal veterinarian based in San Diego. She’s an advocate for empowering pet owners to take an active role in their pet’s well-being through preventive healthcare, education and kindness. Support the show

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Located in Chicago, Ujimaa Medics is a community-based organization that provides critical health care training to the community, in support of the people who live there. Part 2 of this conversation includes one of UMedics' supporters and volunteers and to share her personal experience and continue the discussion of caring for one another and mobilizing a community to take care of itself when the systems are not invested in care.**********This is the final episode of Season 3. Interdisciplinary will return with Season 4, starting on September 18.**********Check out Ujimaa Medics here: www.umedics.org**********Ujimaa Medics will be part of Just Care: Social Justice in Health Care, October 9-10. Get more information here: https://www.healwell.org/just-care-2021**********About Our Guest:Martine Caverl is one of the founders of Ujimaa Medics. UMedics are "Black community organizers, activists, pastors, healthcare professionals, mothers, brothers, sisters, fathers, cousins, and friends of African Descent in Chicago." Support the show

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Ujimaa is a Swahili word that refers to collective work and responsibility. Located in Chicago, Ujimaa Medics is a community-based organization that provides critical health care training to the community, in support of the people who live there. Part 1 of this conversation dives deep into questions of health justice, access to care, and the need for open-eyed awareness of structural racism's effect on health care. **********Check out Ujimaa Medics here: www.umedics.org**********Ujimaa Medics will be part of Just Care: Social Justice in Health Care, October 9-10. Get more information here: https://www.healwell.org/just-care-2021**********About Our Guest:Martine Caverl is one of the founders of Ujimaa Medics. UMedics are "Black community organizers, activists, pastors, healthcare professionals, mothers, brothers, sisters, fathers, cousins, and friends of African Descent in Chicago." Support the show

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Cal and Cathy welcome back Dr. Jennifer Hutton, aka Dr. Jpop, to talk about all things allyship, solidarity, and staying in the work because the work isn't even close to done. **********Find out more about Dr. Jpop's Building Allyship program here:Building Allyship: https://drjpop.com/buildingallyshipIG: https://www.instagram.com/dr.jpop/**********Dr. Jpop is one of the awesome presenters at Healwell's Just Care: Social Justice in Health Care conference, October 9-10. Get more information here: https://www.healwell.org/just-care-2021**********About Our Guest:Dr. Jennifer Hutton, aka Dr. Jpop, is a pediatric physical therapist from Nashville, TN. She graduated from Loma Linda University with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2008 and moved back to her hometown. She spent two years treating in an ortho setting before finally transitioning to her dream job with children. Jennifer enjoys treating the developmentally delayed population, as well as children with neurological and orthopedic diagnoses, both congenital and acquired. While the world reminds children with special needs of their limitations, she believes they are all capable of the impossible and helps them see that their special gifts will help them be their best selves. As a Black woman, Jennifer knows what it is like to identify as different, and it has helped in her quest to be an ally for children with disabilities inside and outside of the clinic. Now she is educating others on how to be effective allies to BIPOC and furthering her desire to create a diverse and inclusive space she calls Dr. Jpop’s Neighborhood. Support the show

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This week, Cal and our guest, Anna Valdez, consider the question: what if care providers just believed people? What if we just believed that people were telling the truth about their pain or discomfort? This week is a deep dive into assumptions, biases, and cultural habits that increase suffering for all humans.**********Healwell's virtual conference, Just Care: Social Justice in Health Care, is October 9-10. 8 CEs for most health care professions. Find out more here: https://www.healwell.org/just-care-2021**********About Our Guest:Anna Valdez, Ph.D., RN, PHN, CEN, CNE, CFRN, FAEN, FAADNDr. Anna Valdez has been a nurse, specializing in emergency nursing, for almost 30 years. She is currently a Professor of Nursing at Sonoma State University. Support the show

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Cal and Cathy talk with Ian Watlington about respect for bodies as they are, awareness of the whole human life cycle, and what we should all thank disability advocates for. (Hint: curb cuts are just the start.) **********Ian is one of the presenters at Healwell's Just Care: Social Justice in Health Care conference, October 9-10. Find out more here: https://www.healwell.org/just-care-2021**********If you enjoyed this episode, Ian also recommends Disability After Dark with Andrew Gurza: http://www.andrewgurza.com/podcast***********About Our Guest:Twitter: @ianwsaysInstagram: @ianwsawIan Watlington is a Senior Disability Advocacy Specialist for The National Disability Rights Network in Washington, DC. Support the show

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Gene Dockery knows bad research when they see it, and in this episode, they are talking with Cal and Cathy about one of the most famous (and insidiously pervasive) bad research studies out there. It's the one that gave us the ideas about "latent homosexuality." In a deep, wide-ranging, and unflinching look at this study, and bad research in general, this episode challenges us to challenge our thinking. **********Register now for Just Care: Social Justice in Health Care, a two-day virtual conference: https://www.healwell.org/just-care-2021**********About Our Guest:Gene Dockery is a third year doctoral student at Ohio University in Counselor Education and Supervision. They are also a licensed professional counselor working in community mental health specializing in queer populations and trauma. Their research focuses on addressing inequalities in both higher education and healthcare for members of the LGBTQIA community and other marginalized groups. Support the show

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It's a book review, it's a conversation, it's a podcast! This week, Cal and Cathy welcomes Janet Penny and Rebecca Sturgeon, co-authors of Oncology Massage: An integrative approach to cancer care. This conversation touches on the heart and soul of what we do when caring for other humans.**********Learn more about the book here: https://www.handspringpublishing.com/product/oncology-massage/**********Write a review, win a prize! Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts, and if we read your review on the show, you win! Your choice of an Interdisciplinary mug, Interdisciplinary t-shirt, or 30 minutes of time with Cal and Cathy to talk about whatever you want! Small pets! Snack foods! Theories of Relativity! It's your choice. **********Healwell's Back to Practice 3: Don't Burn Up on Re-Entry is available for pre-order now! https://online.healwell.org/courses/don-t-burn-up-on-re-entry**********About Our Guests:Janet Penny, RMTJanet Penny RMT has extensive experience working with people living with cancer in both her private practice and at an integrative cancer centre. Janet has developed a treatment approach that addresses the multi-faceted needs of oncology massage clients. Her approach focuses on pre- and post-surgical treatments, scar tissue, radiation fibrosis, neuropathy and pain within the complex context of the client’s emotions that pervade and influence the body. Janet is forever amazed at the resiliency of the human body and all it goes through.Rebecca Sturgeon, LMTRebecca Sturgeon started her career as a massage therapist in 2008 and began working with oncology patients in 2010. She has worked in clinical and community environments providing massage and manual lymphatic drainage. She has been a massage therapy educator for the majority of her career and currently works as the Education Director for Healwell. Support the show

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