Medical Doctor, Rabea Akram, joins Delbar for the 8th episode of Women in Health. Rabea talks about her background and ethnicity and how that has helped her shape her journey. Being from Bangladesh and moving to Germany after her high school diploma, Rabea recognized that she was different than her peers. She discusses the qualities she has that make her a success today and recognizes the struggles that other women have to go through in order to succeed. 

In this episode, Kate from Amherst, Nova Scotia sits down with Delbar to talk about massage therapy. As a massage therapist, Kate discusses how MT has become a part of health care in the past few years and talks about her clientele and experiences. She also mentions what health means to her and what she advocates to stay positive and motivated. 

Primary Care Physician and Supermom, Allison Buttarazzi, joins Delbar on today’s episode of Women in Health. She shares her experience of being a mom to two young boys and working in the health care industry as a physician and the mental exhaustion that comes with having to keep up. 

In episode 5, Karen Theimer joins Delbar and puts a brand new spin on Women in Health. Karen opens up about her journey, how to deal with life’s curveballs, and explains her mantra, “Fifty and Free”. 

A gynecologist with training in natural medicine, Dr. Dorothee Struck joins Delbar on today’s episode of Women in Health. She talks to Delbar about her journey and empowerment from a German perspective! 

In this episode, we recognize the women before us and there is no better place to start than with Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell. 

In Episode 2 of Women in Health,  Dr. Cari Din, who is a university professor as well as an Olympic silver medalist joins Delbar, to share her story and tell us what Women in Health means to her.

A short introduction on me and how this podcast started!