Cherisa and Alex Sandrow are doctors with backgrounds in healthcare and business who now coach other doctors. They mainly coach physicians who are interested in leaving stressful healthcare jobs that lead to burnout so they can start working in the field of telemedicine. Being a telemedicine doctor does not mean that you have to start your own practice right away. There are many opportunities to work as a contractor for multiple telemedicine companies.

Doctors who face burnout in their careers are at high risk for developing problems with alcoholism and drug addiction. They are also at high risk for suicide. Doctors who take charge of their careers and their lives will reduce these risks.

Cherisa and Alex Sandrow make it possible for doctors to make the transition. They provide guidance and practical advice and information on how to get started. In addition to helping doctors to develop more enjoyable careers with less stress, they are also helping patients by training new telemedicine doctors to provide the best possible care using telehealth technology.

https://www.sandrowconsulting.com/about

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Karen Newell is co-founder of Sacred Acoustics, a producer of harmonically blended binaural beats and monaural beats with precisely balanced carrier frequencies to influence brainwave rhythms to support altered states of awareness. A peer-reviewed pilot study published in 2020 showed a 26% reduction in anxiety and other benefits after two weeks of regular listening to the Whole Mind Bundle set of recordings. Please visit Sacred Acoustics. In this episode, we discuss the use of Sacred Acoustics recordings to help with insomnia and anxiety associated with protracted withdrawal after tapering off of benzodiaziepines.

Binaural beats have been gaining popularity as a form of therapy to relieve anxiety. These beats are created by playing two slightly different tones in each ear, which can create a sensation of a single tone or sound in the brain. This technique has been found to have a calming effect on the mind and body, making it an effective tool in managing anxiety.One of the primary benefits of binaural beats for anxiety relief is its ability to promote relaxation. They also help greatly with sleep, meditation, concentration, and inspiration.

If you are looking for ways to improve your physical and emotional well-being, then you won’t want to miss this interview with renowned aromatherapist, Amy Anthony. In this engaging and informative conversation, Amy will share her expertise and insights on the world of aromatherapy, and how it can be used to enhance your health and happiness. You will learn about the many benefits of using essential oils, and how they can be incorporated into your daily routine to promote relaxation, boost your immune system, and improve your mood. Whether you are a seasoned aromatherapy enthusiast or new to the practice, this interview is sure to provide you with valuable information and inspiration. So, grab a cup of tea, sit back, and get ready to be transported on a journey to better health and happiness with Amy Anthony, the expert in the field of aromatherapy. Please visit Amy Anthony here: https://nycaromatica.com/about/

Aromatherapy is a natural and holistic approach to health and wellness that uses essential oils to enhance physical and emotional well-being. The benefits of aromatherapy are numerous and far-reaching, making it a popular choice for people seeking a natural and effective way to improve their health. Aromatherapy has been shown to reduce stress and anxiety, improve sleep, boost the immune system, and enhance mood. It can also help to alleviate physical symptoms such as headaches, muscle aches, and menstrual cramps. The benefits of aromatherapy extend beyond the physical realm and can also have a profound impact on emotional health. By inhaling the fragrances of essential oils, individuals can experience a sense of calm and relaxation, which can help to reduce anxiety and depression.

We hope that you, our valued listeners, will take the time to visit our two websites, https://drleeds.com and https://therehab.com. On these sites, you will find a wealth of fascinating articles that are sure to educate, inspire, and captivate you. Our articles cover a range of topics, from health and wellness, to personal growth and development. Whether you are interested in learning about the latest advances in medical technology, or you simply want to explore new ways to improve your quality of life, you are sure to find something of interest on our sites. Our team of experts works tirelessly to bring you the latest information and insights, and we are confident that you will find our articles both informative and engaging.

If you are struggling with an addiction, you must listen to this episode full of actionable information from top author and therapist, Dr. Donna Marks.

According to research, over a hundred million people suffer from addiction in the United State alone. Whether it’s opiates, gambling, illegal drug use, sex, nicotine, video games, shopping, or food, we have become a highly addicted society.

Licensed psychotherapist and addictions counselor Dr. Donna Marks is one of many who has personally faced the challenges of addiction—and tried every traditional treatment for recovery without prevail. It wasn’t until she learned to love herself that she found true freedom.

With over 30+ years of professional experience helping those seeking to exit the maze of addiction, she now teaches readers this revolutionary solution in the new and expanded edition of Exit the Maze: One Addiction, One Cause, One Solution.

Look for Exit the Maze on Amazon, or wherever books are sold.

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Guy Sengstock is co-creator of The Circling Method. This unique and innovative process involves people connecting with each other on a deeper level than what they are used to in every day life. Circling helps members to have more fulfilling relationships. As part of the process, they are able to experience a deep sense of community. While Circling is not formal therapy, members find the activity to be highly therapeutic.

Learn more about Circling here: https://circlinginstitute.com/what-is-circling-method/

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Our guest is Dedee Pfeiffer, television and film star who currently stars as Denise on ABC’s Big Sky, which is now in Season 3.

Dedee has been a series cast member since the show premiered and plays “Denise Brisbane” the office manager at Dewell & Hoyt Private Investigations, the focus of the show.

This role marks a return for Pfeiffer to TV after nearly a ten year absence. During that time, Pfeiffer stepped away from acting to return to school earning a Bachelor of Psychology, followed by a Masters of Social Work from UCLA with a concentration in mental health, addiction and homelessness.

She also worked to achieve her own sobriety and is now an activist for the recovery community. She’d be happy to discuss her work which influences her role on the show (last season a multiple episode story arc about a town member’s addiction and suicide played heavily into Denise’s storyline.)

I hope you enjoy our conversation about everything from rehab to various paths of recovery to discussing alien life forms and UFOs. In fact, Dedee talks about a famous costar with whom she enjoys trips to the desert to look for unexplained objects in the night sky.

If you are interested in the topic of addiction and recovery, you will appreciate the intelligent and insightful observations of Dedee Pfeiffer.

Jay Yow and Harry Derbitsky are two friends I could have a conversation with all day long. Harry is a spiritual leader in the Three Principles movement. Jay is a sound engineer and producer who produces the James Altucher Show, and he is involved with NotePD.com, an online tool to help creative people to strengthen their idea muscles.

I recommend trying out NotePD, and look up Jay on Twitter and follow him on his Twitch account here: https://www.twitch.tv/jfir3man. Please look up Harry at his website: https://www.acttraining.biz/.

Laura Delano is the Executive Director of Inner Compass Initiative (ICI), a non-profit organization dedicated to helping people make more informed choices about taking and coming off psychiatric drugs. Laura also consults with individuals and families looking for support during the medication withdrawal process. She has spoken and led workshops in Europe and across North and South America, and is at work on a memoir about her experiences called UNSHRUNK. Find out more at www.LauraDelano.com.

Speaking with the CEO and founder of a pharmaceutical company was an incredible experience. William Stilley knows the science inside and out. And, he is able to explain it clearly, in understandable terms.

What makes Adial different from many of the well-known drug companies is that they are working on new molecules to target specific receptors very precisely, rather than simply repackaging old products, or selling drugs that recklessly go after many receptors, leading to more side effects and adverse reactions. Additionally, their treatment for alcohol use disorder is a drug that works best for people with a specific genetic profile.

It will be the first genetically targeted therapy available to the public. For patients who have a positive match on the prerequisite genetic screen, this treatment may be expected to work effectively, with minimal concern for side effects.

We also discussed another drug that is in early development that is being studied for use in treating pain. The mechanism involves increasing adenosine, which may be useful for many other conditions as well. Mr. Stilley described it as being like caffeine times 200, but without the adverse effects of caffeine.

I look forward to seeing the results of this upcoming research and the possibilities for new treatments in the Adial pipeline. Thank you to William Stilley for joining me on the podcast.

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Dr. Kendra Campbell is the founder of Free Range Psychiatry, an organization that believes in the potential for human beings to thrive without the need for psychiatric medications. Imagine going to the psychiatrist and not getting a prescription for an antidepressant, antipsychotic, or antianxiety medication. It’s almost unheard of.

Free Range is different. The doctors at Free Range Psychiatry work with patients to taper off of psych meds, to manage psych med withdrawal symptoms, and manage personal issues without medicating them. Please listen to our conversation about the dangers of psych drugs and how patients can work with their doctors to minimize use of these medications.

https://freerangepsychiatry.org.

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