ReEnvision Health

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  • Jessie Wusthoff: Diversity, Inclusion, Allyship

    Join my discussion with Jessie Wusthoff.  Jessie is the Director of People and Culture for Clover Health.  She is a passionate diversity and inclusion advocate with a focus on developing women in leadership and creating awareness of the impact of unconscious bias.  Her stories, insights, and advice are invaluable to positively navigating this world going forward.    

    Resources mentioned in this podcast:

    Job Accommodation Network, AskJan.org

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    44 min
  • Marisa LaValette: Fusing Life, Work, and Yoga

    In this episode, I talk to Marisa LaValette, a Bay Area-based yoga teacher and yoga teacher trainer, and the founder of the online women's wellness community and podcast, Attune + Align. Women work with Marisa 1:1 or in her monthly membership to attune to the calling of their heart and align their lives accordingly through yoga, healthy eating, and career transitions.

    We discuss the impact of yoga on our health and how it is incorporated into 53% of workplace wellness plans.  We end the podcast hearing Marisa's tip on how to get started with your yoga health right now.

    Today’s Guest

    Marisa LaValette, yoga teacher, yoga teacher trainer, and the founder of the online women’s wellness community and podcast Attune + Align.

    www.marisalavalette.com

     

    38 min
  • Season 3 is here!
    The initial podcast for season 3 will be released this week.  We'll be exploring one of my favorite topics within the space of health, technology, and work.  Be sure that you are subscribed so you don't miss out.
    1 min
  • Vegan Hood Chefs: Organizing, Creativity, & Food

    My guests for this podcast are Ronnishia Johnson and Rheema Calloway, known as the Vegan Hood Chefs.  The Vegan Hood Chefs use their culinary work to exercise their mission to provide nutrition education and healthy vegan food to disenfranchised communities.  They specialize in turning many of our soul food and American style favorites into delicious vegan meals. 

    In this podcast, we discuss:

    • Why vegan?  What the data and experience have shown
  • How Ronnisha and Rheema made the transition and how they help others
  • Challenges in our world with food distribution
  • Culture, philosophies and real-life experience with food
  • Today’s Guest

    The Vegan Hood Chefs / Ronnishia Johnson and Rheema Calloway

    • Website: https://www.theveganhoodchefs.com/
  • GoFundMe: Help the chefs go mobile! https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-the-vegan-hood-chefs
  • Instagram: @TheVeganHoodChefs
  • 53 min
  • Adam Wealand: How To Get a Grasp on Health Analytics

    My guest for this podcast is Adam Wealand, a data & analytics and health informatics expert.  His experience includes marketing, consumer insights, social psychology, health informatics, artificial intelligence, and data visualizations.  Adam has studied health informatics for over 15 years and shares many learnings through his analytic blogs, white papers, and his Tableau public site.  

    In this podcast, we discuss:
    • Ways that we can access and explore our health analytics
  • How health data and analytics has evolved in terms of access and types of information available
  • Challenges that are evolving with emerging COVID-19 data and how it relates to racial disparities in health
  • Easy steps to create and explore our personalized visualizations and be our own experts
  • Today’s Guest

    Adam Wealand, Data / Analytics & Health Informatics Expert

    • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wealand/
  • Tableau Public: https://public.tableau.com/profile/adam.wealand#!/
  • Mentioned in this podcast:
    • https://www.gapminder.org/ 
    46 min
  • Dr. Lisa Brent: Be Well Natural Medicine - Naturopathic Medicine

    My guest for this podcast is Dr. Lisa Brent.  Dr. Brent a Naturopathic Doctor and founder of her own practice, Be Well Natural Medicine.  Her goal is to utilize the best resources and practices of naturopathic medicine to empower patients to create lifelong habits that promote health and prevent disease.   Her approach draws from all the techniques of integrative medicine.  

    In this podcast, we discuss:
    • The origins and focus of naturopathic medicine.
  • What naturopathic medicine provides and the types of services available.
  • How her patients incorporate Dr. Brent into their overall healthcare team.
  • Challenges and doctor access during COVID-19. 
  • Dr. Lisa’s thoughts on COVID-19 and our own individual health strategies.
  • Today’s Guest

    Dr. Lisa Brent is a naturopathic doctor and founder of Be Well Natural Medicine.  

    • Website:  http://bewellnaturalmedicine.net/
  • Facebook: @bewellnaturalmedicine.net
  • Instagram @bewellnaturalmedicine
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    44 min
  • Dr. Lisa Fitzpatrick: Grapevine Health - Health Information the Community Trusts
    My guest for this podcast is Dr. Lisa Fitzpatrick.  Dr. Lisa is a medical doctor who’s career has spanned research, clinical medicine, global health, community health education, and patient advocacy.  Today, we are discussing her start-up Grapevine Health. Grapevine Health is built on the philosophy that trust and proximity are the keys to engagement and health outcomes.  
    Dr. Lisa’s resume includes positions with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Washington DC’s Medicaid program, George Washington University School of Medicine, Milken Institute School of Public Health and the Aspen Institute Global Leadership Network.  
    In this podcast, we discuss:
    What inspired Dr. Lisa to found Grapevine Health?
    Philosophies and strategies of Grapevine Health.
    How Grapevine Health is using storytelling and technology to build trust and engagement?
    Challenges with the medical community and patients that Dr. Lisa has explored and seeks to improve with Grapevine Health. 
    Dr. Lisa’s thoughts on ways that we can start today accessing information and improving our own health.
    Today’s Guest
    Dr. Lisa Fitzpatrick is the founder of Grapevine Health.  Her background is in research, clinical medicine, global health, community health education, and patient advocacy.
    Website:  www.GrapevineHealth.co
    Facebook  @AskDrFitz
    Twitter: @AskDrFitz
    Instagram @GrapevineHealth
    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisakfitzpatrick/
    32 min
  • Alex Haschen: Burnalong - Online Health and Wellness
    In this podcast, we speak with Alex Haschen who is a personal trainer with specialties in nutrition, youth fitness, and habit change.  He also focuses on business development and client engagement for Burnalong.com. Burnalong is an online health and wellness platform that focuses on bringing people the two things that work offline when we’re getting healthy:  inspiring and relatable instructors and social motivation. Alex shares with us his experiences in bringing health to individuals and companies through his fitness background and engagement through the Burnalong platform. 
    In this episode, we discuss:
    How Burnalong is using technology to improve health and fitness, access and engagement.
    The “people” part of fitness and what we can all learn to move forward in improving our health and fitness.   
    Philosophies and strategies within the Burnalong model.
    How Burnalong works with employers to improve health for their employees.
    Alex’s thoughts on how we become more aware of the ways that technology can help improve our health.  
     
    Today’s Guest
    Alex Haschen is a personal trainer with specialties in nutrition, youth fitness, and habit change.  His background led him to Burnalong where he leads the business development and client engagement.
     
    Website
    https://www.burnalong.com/
    36 min
  • Dr. Maegan Pisman: ABA Therapy, Access & Tele-Health Tech

    In this podcast we speak with Dr. Maegan Pisman who specializes in providing comprehensive- and focused-treatment applied behavioral analysis (ABA) services using a tele-health model for individuals with learning deficits or behavioral challenges.  Demand for ABA therapy services has accelerated rapidly since the early 1990s with much of the increase coming within the realm of interventions for individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Families of people with Autism have played a major role in advocating for public policies and insurance coverage.  There still remains some confusion, misunderstanding, and misrepresentation regarding these services, its applications, and qualifications for practicing ABA professionally.

    Dr. Pisman who has over 11 years of education, training and research experience in this area.  Her range of study includes work and research in areas including assessment and treatment of severe challenging behaviors, ASD and other disabilities, as well as pediatric feeding disorders.  

    In this episode, we discuss:

    • Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) therapy and its growth within the health field.
  • Why and how tele-health has improved access and outcomes for this therapy.
  • What a tele-health visit “looks” like for her clients.
  • The benefits of engaging with tele-health technology to improve benefits in urban and rural areas.
  • Dr. Pisman’s suggestions on how we can begin opening up to alternative access models for our own health.
  • Today’s Guest

    Dr. Maegan Pisman, founder of Imbueity, providing applied behavior analytic (ABA) services for individuals, families, students, and organizations.

    • Website:  www.Imbueity.com
  • Phone:  510-560-6393
  • 44 min

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