The Kind Health Group

Dr. Nanos and Annie are joined by Janet Lawless Christ. Janet is a highly successful real estate agent in the San Diego North County coastal luxury market. They talk about some of the incredible charities she champions, her refreshing sense of positivity, and how she prioritized her kids without standing in the way of their own independence and personal growth. Janet gets candid about her love life and how the third time is the charm when it comes to marriage. Tune in to hear a refreshing and honest conversation between friends about the importance of nourishing ourselves, not only with the food we eat and the choices we make to live a healthy and meaningful life, but through giving back and paying it forward.

Dr. Nanos and Annie are joined by John Van Cleef. John is an experienced non-profit leader having held senior positions in both organizational leadership and fund development. Through his experience with The Salvation Army, YMCA and Palomar Health, John has direct experience with capital, endowment, and major giving campaigns; and understands the importance of organizational advancement. They talk about how his lifetime of service has shaped him as a person and the importance and reminder of how just taking a small amount of time to contribute to our communities can make a world of difference.

Wendy helps families parent with great purpose and intention by creating healthy, respectful & cooperative relationships. Together, they discuss positive parenting fundamentals, how to get in a healthy routine during quarantine, and how to optimize your child's creativity and skill.

LINKS TO THE RESOURCES DISCUSSED: The book Wendy mentioned: Reset Your Child's Brain by Victoria Dunckley, M.D.

Connect with Wendy:

Website: Fresh Start Family Online

Instagram: @freshstartwendy

Facebook: @freshstartfamily 5

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During this challenge, you'll get:

5 online mini parenting lessons

·Powerful tips & tools to help you feel empowered & confident as a parent

· Effective strategies that WORK to get your kids to behave better

· Access to a private online community to connect & relate to (including daily coaching & support)

Dr. Nanos and Annie are joined by Grace Pascale, a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist with a life's mission to help others find healing and vitality by reforming their relationships to food and their bodies. She does this by encouraging "divorces from diet culture", teasing out the confusing and often contradictory information surrounding nutrition, and educating her patients on the importance of eating whole foods in abundance. She has a Masters of Science in Whole Foods Nutrition, a Bachelors's degree in Psychology and experience working with a variety of patients in both inpatient and outpatient settings. She is passionate about the health and happiness of her clients and offers a balanced approach to wellness, providing evidence-based research in a digestible manner, and carefully assessing readiness for change. Together, they discuss diet culture, raising children with healthy relationships with food, favorite recipes, and so much more!

Today, Dr. Nanos and Annie are joined by Dr. Sabrina Falquier. Dr. Falquier is board-certified in Internal Medicine and is obtaining her culinary medicine certification through Tulane University. She has a thriving outpatient primary care practice at Sharp Rees-Stealy Medical Group in San Diego, California. Since 2016, she has incorporated culinary medicine into her practice and has started a shared medical appointment model with a culinary medicine focus within her multi-specialty medical group, including researching health outcomes. Dr. Falquier is highly involved with Olivewood Gardens and Learning Center, a non-profit organization that empowers all age groups through gardening, nutrition, and culinary literacy. Her focus is awakening the senses and linking food and medicine by empowering people to better health through nutritional knowledge and culinary literacy. Together, they discuss why your food choices matter, how to make the best choices you can when grocery shopping, how to make filling, nourishing, easy meals, and so much more!

Jaime Levine is Director of Legal Services at Elder Law & Advocacy, a Nonprofit law firm in San Diego. He has worked as an attorney on Elder Law and Elder Abuse cases for almost 20 years and has helped thousands of seniors to avoid, confront, and remedy their victimization. Services offered by Elder Law & Advocacy include representation of seniors in Elder Abuse Restraining Order Filings and lawsuits against Nursing Homes for abuse and neglect.

In this episode of Straight Talk, Dr. Nanos and Annie are joined by David Bruemmer. As CEO of W8less, Mr. Bruemmer is leading large-scale efforts to deliver micro-positioning, a key enabler for the internet of moving things. Previously, Mr. Bruemmer co-founded 5D Robotics, which he grew for eight years into an industry leader in robotics and autonomy before it was acquired in 2018. Mr. Bruemmer has worked on large scale robotics programs for the Army and Navy, the DOE, the DoT, and DARPA.

Together, they went into the details of using Artificial Intelligence and how technology can play a vital role in advancing medicine.

Dr. Nanos was featured on The Quarantine Network with Layne and Fizzy. Together, they had a very open conversation about COVID-19 and Dr. Nanos answered the most frequently asked questions at the moment and provided up-to-date information. In their discussion, they talked about doctor's appointments, testing, immunity, hand-shaking, Vitamin D, disinfecting masks, disinfecting methods, and more!

Dr. Nanos and Annie Clark are joined by Kind Health Group's very own April DeMaggio. April has been a Physician Assistant for 20 years. Today, they discuss the importance of Telemedicine and Telehealth and how the need for it has increased since the pandemic. They also go into great detail about the symptoms, treatments, and more related to COVID-19.

April graduated from the Stanford School of Medicine PA program in 2002 and immediately started practicing in primary care in a Family Practice setting. In 2007, she added aesthetics to her practice. She feels that if someone has entrusted you or chosen you to care for them when they are sick or vulnerable, that is a special relationship that is unlike any other.

Dr. Nanos and Annie are joined by the incredible Dr. Laura McPeake. Dr. Laura McPeake is an emergency medicine physician in Providence, Rhode Island. Together, they discuss how the pandemic is affecting her and her team, what her hospital is doing to manage patients, and Dr. McPeake even leads them in a guided meditation. From the East Side Monthly article, "One with Medicine": McPeake brings a unique, long-term passion to her work: meditation. She had practiced it many years before starting medical school and was a founding member of a meditation center in Washington, D.C., during college. She found her meditative practice to be intrinsic to self-care and promoting motivation and productivity, and she decided to share those with other medical professionals, which led to her “relatively new” current program position. She recently completed a master’s degree in Behavioral and Social Health Sciences through Brown’s School of Public Health, which emphasized “seeing physicians as a public health population” due to the burnout they often experience – especially in EM.