Category Archives for "Public Health Podcasts"

Dr Tabitha Healey: Mental Health & Burnout in Medicine

Explore Dr Tabitha Healely’s journey from medical oncologist to life coach, addressing burnout and stress in healthcare professionals.

Linda Funnell-Milner: Rethinking Healthcare with Health Coaching

Explore a new era in healthcare with Linda Finnell Miller, discussing the role of health coaches in transforming patient care and professional burnout.

Dr Chris Knobbe: Ancestral Diet & Disease Prevention

Explore Dr. Chris Knobbe’s research on ancestral diets and their impact on preventing chronic diseases. Discover the role of diet in health

Dr Jim Parker: PCOS, Pregnancy & Lifestyle

Explore the intersection of women’s health and lifestyle factors with Dr. Jim Parker. Delve into the complexities of PCOS, its impact on pregnancy, and the role of diet in managing this common condition.

Dr David Brownstein: Holistic Health and Debunking the Low-Salt Myth

Dr David Brownstein is a prominent holistic medical practitioner known for his work in integrative and functional medicine. With a focus on addressing underlying causes of illness, Dr Brownstein combines traditional and alternative approaches to provide comprehensive healthcare.

His areas of expertise include thyroid disorders, hormonal imbalances, and the integrative treatment of chronic conditions. Dr Brownstein has authored several books, including “Iodine: Why You Need It, Why You Can’t Live Without It” and “Salt Your Way to Health.” He emphasizes the importance of nutrition, lifestyle, and individualized treatment plans to support patients in achieving optimal health.

As with any healthcare professional, it’s essential to verify the latest information and consult directly with Dr David Brownstein or his official channels for the most accurate details about his practice and approach to health.

Julian Cribb: Earth System Treaty & Fixing Our Planet’s Future

Explore Julian Cribb’s insights on the Earth System Treaty and its role in addressing existential threats to our planet. A crucial discussion for a sustainable future.

Paul Taylor: Unpacking Health & Resilience

Dive into Paul Taylor’s journey from military to neuroscience, uncovering the secrets of stress resilience and the transformative power of exercise.

Dr Denise Quinlan: Unlocking Workplace Wellbeing – A Conversation

Welcome to our discussion on workplace well-being and strength-based coaching. Our guest today, Dr. Denise Quinlan, is a well-being science expert, adjunct professor, and educator. She has empowered global business leaders and educators, authored insightful works, and conducted extensive academic research in the field. Dr. Quinlan also hosts the award-winning podcast “Bringing Well-being to Life.”

I was inspired by Dr. Quinlan’s recent conference talk, and I’m delighted to have her as our guest today. She will share her insights on well-being in the workplace and the power of a strength-based coaching approach. Please join me in welcoming Dr. Denise Quinlan.

Dr Max Gulhane: A Deep Dive to Circadian Rhythms & Quantum Biology

Join Dr. Ron Ehrlich as he explores circadian rhythms, quantum biology, and low-carb diets with Dr. Max Gulhane. Learn how lifestyle choices can revolutionize your health.

Laura Sturt: From Burnout to Brilliance: Strategies for Employee Well-Being

In this episode, we have the pleasure of conversing with Laura Sturt-Addicott, an organizational psychologist with a rich background in working for both UK and Australian-based corporations, including her recent role at one of Australia’s big four banks.

Laura has now assumed the position of Director of Digital Mindset and Literacy at Ramsay Health Care, with a global scope. Her extensive expertise lies in the field of organizational psychology and workplace well-being.

Our discussion delves into various aspects, including the creation of a psychologically safe environment, the significance of having a clear vision and purpose, and the critical importance of autonomy, mastery, and purpose in our daily lives, particularly in the context of our professional careers.

I hope you enjoy this conversation I had with Laura Sturt-Addicott.