Prescriptions for the Heart

Happy New Year 2026!

It's another year and this means another great start to an amazing season with Prescriptions for the Heart!

Join Erica and Lizette as they look back on 2025 and close the season on gentle healing with love and gratitude.

The Best Friend Duo rewind and reflect on 2025 lessons learned, stories told, and varied life pathways. From Acts of Service, empty nesting, and embracing grief and healing, Erica and Lizette found that their different life journeys could not keep them apart.

Settle in, unwind, & grab a cozy blanket as we invite you to our "End of Season" episode and venture into something new for 2026. We are beyond excited!

Highlights for this episode include friendships in varied stages of life, one delicious but healthy blueberry protein bake, our very intentional world of the year, and our upcoming trip to Paris!

You don't want to miss this one! Stay tuned for a new season!

xoxo, rx heart

We get to chat with Naomi Compton, RN, Certified Christian Health Coach and Functional Nutrition Advocate.

This episode explores the powerful connection between faith and food. Naomi talks about how she teaches that eating can be an act of worship, aligning with scriptures which call believers to mindfulness and holistic devotion to God. She highlights how gratitude scientifically enhances digestion and draws parallels to biblical principles and showing that what we consume and how we approach it spiritually matters.

Naomi discusses how changing our mindset about food restores power to God's original design for nourishment. She challenges listeners to shift from making excuses about their eating habits to owning their decisions, pointing out the biblical significance of food-related temptations.

Naomi concludes with her “Prescription for the Heart” from 1 Corinthians 10:31: “So whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.” She stresses that aligning health with faith is not about achieving perfection, but about finding freedom through alignment with God’s design.

We are excited to give voice to her faith and knowledge!!

Hear more from Naomi on the launch of S.O.A.P.Box Sessions with Nurse Nay, a new segment diving deeper into functional nutrition, faith-health alignment, and candid discussions about today’s healthcare challenges.

Connect with Naomi:

• ​TikTok: @HeyNurseNay
• ​YouTube: @HeyNurseNay
• ​Instagram: @HeyNurseNay

Violence against women is a public health crisis, and as nurse practitioners, we’re here to shed light on the issue, provide support, and empower survivors. In this podcast, we’ll discuss the physical, emotional, and societal impacts of gender-based violence, explore resources for healing & most importantly speak with Patricia Castillo! In case you don’t know who Ms Castillo is and what she’s done for the San Antonio community, read below 😉

Patricia has 35+ years of working to end violence against women and families. In 1990, she co-founded the P.E.A.C.E. (Putting an End to Abuse through Community Efforts) Initiative, a coalition of dozens of agencies, organizations, and individuals as well as the F.A.C.T. (Family Assistance Crisis Teams) Program based in San Antonio, Texas. Through collaboration and community organizing, she serves as an advocate, educator, and technical assistance resource to civic, legal, medical, religious, activist, educational, human resource and media groups. She’s done casework at the Women’s Shelter and with inmate women and their families at the Bexar County jail. She was the first social worker ever assigned to the police Sex Crimes Unit-Homicide Bureau. She’s a Board Member of the National Latino Alliance for the Elimination of Domestic Violence. Internationally, she has worked with the National Women’s Institute and the National Network of Shelters in Mexico City and el Centro de Justicia Familiar in Monterrey, Mexico. She’s also provided training in Acuña, Cancun, and Oaxaca.  She conducted training in Honduras, Brazil, China, Russia and Guatemala. She also worked for the U.S. State Department in 5 major cities in Nicaragua educating about the issue of family violence.

She’s an important advocate and is leading the way toward change. Whether you’re a healthcare professional, survivor, or ally, this space is dedicated to education, empowerment, and action. Together, we can break the cycle.

Recorded on Nov. 10, 2021

Prescriptions for the Heart is on a Roll for 2025!

Did you take a listen to our previous episode that we uncovered from our vault?

Well, now we are moving forward and upward continuing this season of love, loss, and restoration!

On this episode Lizette and Erica unwrap the Honor System and how to show up for your people, past and present.

Lizette details how she honors her loved ones that have passed with love and creativity. While Erica shares insights of how to continue loving your people today despite pain, loss, and grief.

You don't want to miss out on this beautiful February episode on love and how to honor your tribe (past and present).

Plus some bonus tips on self care and how we made a SELF CARE BINGO card for the new year!

Mini-series on healing, transformation and love (maybe)

Season 3. Episode 5

🤍 Circa ~February 2024🤍

Join Lizette and Erica as they travel back in time to February 2024 to a previous recorded episode that was never published!

The recording was completed and placed on a shelf for future possibilities!

Now one year later we have decided to publish this saved episode for you ~our listeners!

It's been a year of healing, restoration and transformation with so much more to come.

Find out where we were one year ago as we were attempting to authentically return to our Podcast!

Prescriptions for the Heart 🤍

Picking up where we left off last fall & sorting out how to "show up" for your people.

Asking not what you can do for your person but rather stating what you'll do - if and when they're ready.

Asking if they want to talk about it, solutions or distractions?

Showing up in unique ways. Erica and Lizette share their experiences on how their friends showed up for them in recent times and in unique ways.

L: look at them; Be present

O: open up to their pain; ask questions about what they're going through

V: validate their experience

E: express your love

Remember there are people who show up for you because of what you mean to them...there are people who don't show up for you because of what you mean to them.

Share your word of the year!! Erica’s is hope & Lizette’s word is stewardship. Tell us what it is and what it means to you.

Closing this first episode of 2025 by thanking all of those special people that have shown up for us in 2024!!

Show links below:

Erica’s blogpost

https://www.heartofericajane.com/post/the-color-of-hope%20

The Nightingale (book club party of ✌🏼)

https://g.co/kgs/4VSsW4G

In life's journey, our most profound struggles often pave the way for our greatest victories. What seems like insurmountable pain or hardship can transform into a powerful testimony of resilience and faith. Each challenge or loss we endure is an opportunity for growth, and through God's grace, our stories can and will inspire others facing similar trials.

On this episode, Erica walks us through her journey of love and grief for her late husband, Jason. Her description of Jason's brave battle with Glioblastoma and their inspiring love story is a beautiful testament that love is real and can endure all things.

www.gbmresearch.org

www.heartofericajane.com