Life Before Medicine

Shari Bookstaff, tenured marine biology professor, discusses the importance of optimism and gratitude while dealing with a brain tumor and post-surgery stroke. Her mission is now twofold: empower others dealing with medical trauma and encourage the medical community to foster tangible connections with patients.

Welcome Mark Fox to this podcast! Mark is an entrepreneur, scientist, engineer, author, creative thinking consultant, crop formation researcher, and former Space Shuttle Chief Engineer. He will discuss how ultra-low resonance frequencies are able to relieve most common ailments.

The power of optimism.

Join Dr. Crawford and Heather Dibkey as we discuss our new pilot program for improving urinary incontinence and urgency in the senior populations.

Join Emilio Parga, M.Ed., Executive Director at Solace Tree in Reno, Neveda, and Pediatric Thanatologist as he discusses grief and grieving. His website is www.solacetree.org. The website he recommends for further information on the topic of grief and grieving is www.centering.org.

Dr. Crawford, board certified Uro-gynecologist, discusses female hormones, hormone replacement therapy, and menopause.

Join Dr. Tom Lavin, Psychotherapist and Clinical Faculty at the University of Nevada School of Medicine, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, as he discusses anxiety. Please us the following website link to access the six videos on "I can have my anxiety without my anxiety having me:" https://contextualscience.org/tom_lavin_mft_lcadc_acata_live_better_psychoeducat 

Join Caroline Moassesi, food allergy expert, as we discuss what is a food allergy versus a food intolerance, food allergy statistics, mitigation efforts for those with food allergies, and current/future advocacy efforts. Caroline is a national speaker, lobbyist, contributor, and advocate. You can reach her at www.gratefulfoodie.com or on Instagram at gratefulfoodie.

Join our very own Dr. Crawford, board certified Uro-Gynecologist, as he discusses Pelvic Organ Prolapse. What is it? What type of physicians treat this condition?  What treatments are available, including possible complications? What questions to ask your doctor should you have this condition? What non-invasive treatments are available? Specifically, we discuss the Pfilates Program (Pelvic Floor Pilates) as a non-invasive option for mild to moderate Pelvic Organ Prolapse. www.pfilates.com

Join Robert Linkul, Owner of Training the Older Adult, as he discusses with us practical movements we can all do at home to maintain functioning as we age. You can reach Robert at www.TrainingTheOlderAdult.com. Also, head over to our Instagram Life Before Medicine page to read the pdf paper on ruck training (weighted walking) that Robert wrote.