By Benjamin Greene, MHS, Lic, D.O. and Jordan Little, DO
The podcast currently has 126 episodes available.
There are some topics out there that are all too familiar and yet quite foreign to many of us. But having the courage to dig in with dedicated research and skillful cultivation of ideas concepts and images all for the sake of equipping others with tools to communicate - that is a sacred part of being a doctor. To teach the world about our bodies and to facilitate health and wellness. As a physician and now an author, our guest today shares her wisdom from her research and pearls for the aspiring writer and future authors out there.
Dr. Maria Coffman, D.O. - [email protected]; [email protected]
Dr. Jordan Little, D.O. - [email protected]
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Sweet friendships refresh the soul and awaken our hearts with joy. Today’s guest is a wealth of deep experiential knowledge about cultivating health and community. She knows firsthand the healing power of physical touch and she has changed my life and many others by how she embraces the sweetness of good friendships.
Faith Swanson LMT - [email protected]
Dr. Jordan Little, D.O. - [email protected]
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One of the beauties of osteopathy is how we pass on the marks of mentorship and the legacies of our teachers to both our patients and our colleagues. Attuned intuition, focused attention with deliberate intention, well-trained hands, grounded minds, and persistent dependence on anatomy are just a few of the lessons I got to revisit with today’s guest and one of my own mentors. Please enjoy today’s episode called, “Deer in the forest”.
Dr. Hillary Haas, D.O. - [email protected]
Dr. Jordan Little, D.O. - [email protected]
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William Garner Sutherland's "Contribution of Thought" is a seminal work in osteopathy that outlines his philosophical and practical contributions to the field. It's recognized for its influence on osteopathic principles, particularly regarding cranial osteopathy. The book discusses the importance of understanding the body's inherent ability to heal and the role of the practitioner in facilitating this process. It's valued for its depth of insight and has been referenced extensively in osteopathic literature and education. On today's episode, you're going to hear my own personal contribution of thought regarding a single chapter in William Garner Sutherland's "Contribution of Thought."
Dr. Jordan Little, D.O. - [email protected]
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Osteopathy in the primary care setting is one of the most effective ways to care for patients and truly address their needs physically, mentally and spiritually. Today’s guest is another dear friend of mine. As she journey’s through family medicine residency, she continues to put her osteopathic education to the test by coming up with creative solutions and unique perspectives to evaluate her patients. In this episode our discussion touches on models of osteopathy and we reflect on our education and opportunities to apply osteopathic principles and practice.
Dr. Samantha Lease, D.O. - [email protected]
Dr. Jordan Little, D.O. - [email protected]
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Determination, discipline, and dedication are just a small few of the essential requirements to make it through medical school. But when you’ve got these characteristics in spades, there’s no telling what you can accomplish. Our guest on today’s episode reflects on his journey through medical school as a new graduate entering residency. He offers insight into his successes and challenges and looks ahead with an invigorated anticipation of his life-long goals. His goals have not changed, but have become more realized as new horizons in residency unfold.
Dr. Brayton Goebel, D.O. - [email protected]
Dr. Jordan Little, D.O. - [email protected]
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Apples don’t fall far from the tree, but sometimes they are carried on a great journey by a greater purpose to be planted in an orchard that will feed generations to come. Our guest on today’s episode shares her wisdom about the great honor of cultivating the next generation through the lens of osteopathy. As a physician, a teacher and a delightful human, she has learned to stay rooted in the present to care about *all* of her patients. Remembering her own journey, she inspires others to adapt and heal as we are able. As the twig is bent, so grows the tree.
Dr. Sammi Tyler, D.O. - [email protected]
Dr. Jordan Little, D.O. - [email protected]
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As a kid, I thought I'd make a great veterinarian like my dad. But I came to see the beautiful mess of joy and heartache among my fellow humans as the place where I wanted to invest my compassion. From a South Dakota farm boy with plenty of siblings to Leukemia survivor to medical school, ONMM residency and beyond, I'm excited to take on a new adventure of "podcaster" as a life long learner and ONMM enthusiast. I'm Dr. Jordan Little D.O. to celebrate the passing of the torch to as the new interim host, I chatted with Dr. Ben Greene talk about the lessons I've learned in practicing compassion little by little.
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From 11yrs old she knew she was going to be a doctor
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At 14 years old she contracted E.coli, which led to
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Review Article:
Improving Acute Treatment of Pediatric Primary Headache Disorders With a Novel Headache
https://doi.org/10.1177/0883073820952997
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The podcast currently has 126 episodes available.