His week Dr. Higgins interviews guest, Elizabeth O’Keefe, author of Through The Door Uncensored. This is a raw conversation about O'Keefe's journey in dealing with alcoholism that is the story of many more than just her, however, O'Keefe has the courage to discuss.

In this Thanksgiving week episode, Dr. Higgins discusses the topic of foster care and adoption. Her special guest is Rebecca Hendershott, a living example of gratitude. She is the biological mom of three, adoptive mom to six, and foster mom to more than 50 children. If you are inspired by Rebecca's story, go to gofundme.com/keep-rebecca-moving.

This week is Veterans Day and a topic that must be addressed without shame or discomfort is post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Dr. Higgins gives action steps to help veterans who are struggling with the trauma of war, resulting in PTSD.

In this episode, Dr. Higgins talks about the numerous health benefits of the pumpkin and discusses ways to use pumpkins during their abundant fall season.

In this episode, Dr. Evelyn finds it the perfect time during Breast Cancer Awareness Month to discuss breast cancer prevention. She uses her Four-Pillar approach and shares physical, emotional, intellectual as well as spiritual practices that you can incorporate easily into your life today.

September is Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome Month. To raise awareness of this disorder, which affects more than 5 million girls and women, Dr. Evelyn discusses the symptoms of PCOS and what you can do to not just survive but thrive through this condition.

On today's show, Dr. Evelyn interviews Marta Kazandjian, a traditional medical expert in the field of speech pathology and swallowing disorders. The day she became a patient, being diagnosed with breast cancer, her life changed in many ways forever. Dr. Evelyn walks Marta through her healing as well as a new career path as an integrative health coach.

In this episode, Dr. Higgins defines positive psychology and discusses how it is different from traditional psychology. She offers five action steps you can take today to begin to live a happier life.

In this episode, Dr. Higgins (50-something) has an impromptu conversation with a 20-something-year-old, who just happens to be her daughter, about Facebook and its impact on our physical, emotional, intellectual as well as spiritual health. Is it helping or hurting us as a society or a planet?

On today's show, Dr. Higgins explores the many reasons for itching. From the external to the internal, she explores the “why” related to this annoying, and sometimes incredibly intense sensation, we have all experienced.