Les meilleurs podcasts Northwestern University Clinical (2024)

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Episode 21 (edited): How to approach a high TSH 5:40

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Send us a text Episode 3 Approach to high TSH Educational objectives: 1- Approach and differential diagnosis of high TSH 2- Picking up on hidden exam question clues in high TSH scenarios Support the showPar Saif Borgan M.D.

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Episode 20: Approach to a Low TSH 7:25

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Send us a text Hello and welcome to this episode. Today we will be discussing an approach to a low TSH. We will be going over 2 review studies from The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism and then Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine. But first today’s question: A 50-year-old postmenopausal woman with no other notable history presentin…

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Episode 19: Thyroid physiology and Deiodinase enzymes 6:04

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Send us a text Endocrine Review Course Learning Objectives: - Discuss thyroid hormone axis - Discuss how thyroid hormone is produced - Discuss the differences between T4 and T3 - Discuss the types of diodinase enzyme - Discuss how thyroid hormone enters the cell - List actions of thyroid hormone (on a molecular level) TRANSCRIPT Hello, my name is K…

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Innovation and Commercialization in Biomedical Research with Lisa Dhar, PhD 24:13

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Addressing Racial Bias in Pediatric Medicine with Drs. Nia Heard-Garris and Monique Jindal 20:30

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NIH Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) programs connect investigators with communities as well as with each other, providing opportunities for investigators from different institutions to work together. Proof of such collaboration is the relationship between NUCATS Institute member Nia Heard-Garris, MD, MBA, MSc, and Monique Jindal, MD…

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Maybe you life is already magic? 49:17

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Here is a podcast I recorded almost a year ago and never published. I have no idea what it contains so we can hear about it at the same time. I wonder what I will think of it?!!--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kirsty-sayer/support

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The Future of Community-Driven Research with Jen Brown, MPH, & Sherida Morrison, MS, MA 25:51

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Since 2008, Northwestern University’s Alliance for Research in Chicagoland Communities (ARCC) has been bridging the gap between medical research and local communities. In this episode, ARCC Director Jen Brown, MPH, and ARCC Associate Director Sherida Morrison, MS, MA, discuss the benefits of a community-engaged approach for both scientists and comm…

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Advancing Gender Equity in Biomedical Research with Nicole Woitowich, PhD 26:35

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It has been 30 years since the NIH revitalization act was signed into law. This landmark legislation passed by Congress in 1993, required the inclusion of women and minorities in federally funded research. In this episode, Nicole Woitowich, PhD, Executive Director of NUCATS Institute talks about this milestone, how it has reshaped the landscape of…

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How AI and Machine Learning are Changing Healthcare and Health Research with Yuan Luo, PhD 23:03

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As the Chief AI Officer at NUCATS, Yuan Luo, PhD, is working to break down barriers by applying artificial intelligence (AI) methods to medical research and clinical practice. In this episode, he talks about his career path, the potential of AI in discovering disease mechanisms and making scientific discoveries, and how healthcare providers can sta…

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Building Teams for High-Risk, High-Reward Research Projects with Jonathan Rivnay, PhD 19:55

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There are billions of dollars of funding available through government agencies such as the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA- H) for innovative research projects that could lead to new biomedical breakthroughs. In this episode, Northwestern Engineering's Jonathan Rivnay, PhD, ex…

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Episode 18: NAFLD Screening and Diagnosis 11:36

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Send us a text Endocrine Review Course Learning Objectives: - Understanding the meaning of the term "Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD)" - Discuss the difference between steatosis and steatohepatitis - Understand which patient populations require screening for steatohepatitis related fibrosis - Know the components of FIB4 score - Understand …

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Episode 17: Hypoglycemia in Patients with Diabetes 8:25

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Send us a text Endocrine Review Course Episode 17 Learning Objectives: - Describe the physiological mechanism counter regulating insulin induced hypoglycemia. - Describe 3 levels of hypoglycemia severity - Be aware of the recommendations published by the Endocrine Society on management of individuals at high risk for hypoglycemia Support the show…

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Episode 16: Insulin Analogs and Concentrated Insulins 10:39

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Send us a text Endocrine Review Course Episode 16 Learning Objectives: - Describe the differences between regular insulin and regular insulin analogs - Describe the difference in pharmaco-kinetics between concentrated U-500 regular insulin and U-100 regular insulin - List the clinical benefits of using concentrated insulin in specific populations S…

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Episode 15: Pancreas Transplant 5:50

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Send us a text Endocrine Review Course Episode 15 Learning Objectives: - Be aware of patient selection factors for pancreatic transplant alone (PTA) and simultaneous kidney pancreas transplant (SKPT) - Be aware of the rejection rates for SKPT and PTA Support the showPar Saif Borgan M.D.

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Episode 14: Skin Conditions in Diabetes 8:11

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Send us a text Endocrine Review Course Episode 14 Learning Objectives: - Explain the typical presentation of Necrobiosis Lipidoica - Suspect Lipodystrophy as a cause of sudden onset erratic glycemic control in a previously well controlled patient with Diabetes - Identify an atypical presentation of Acanthosis Nigricans Support the show…

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Episode 13: Diabetic Neuropathy 9:29

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Send us a text Endocrine Review Course Episode 13 Learning Objectives: - Describe the typical presentation of diabetic distal symmetric sensory polyneuropathy. - Be familiar with screening recommendations for Neuropathy in patients with Type 1 and type 2 Diabetes. - List other causes of Neuropathy - Know FDA approved and off-label treatments of Dia…

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Episode 12: Diabetic Retinopathy 12:05

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Send us a text Endocrine Review Course Episode 12 Learning objectives: Discuss the Pathophysiology of Diabetic Retinopathy Discuss how to optimize risk factors in order to prevent or delay Diabetic Retinopathy List the three main procedures used to treat Diabetic Retinopathy Support the showPar Saif Borgan M.D.

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Episode 10: Gestational Diabetes Mellitus 16:34

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Send us a text Endocrine Review Course Episode 10 Learning Objectives: Describe the physiological changes in glucose metabolism in pregnancy Describe the differences between the one step and two step approaches to screening in gestational diabetes Describe the hypoglycemic targets in gestational diabetes and their impact on perinatal outcomes List …

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Episode 11: Diabetic Nephropathy 10:03

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Send us a text Endocrine Review Course Episode 11 Learning Objectives: Describe screening for diabetic nephropathy in patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes Identify patients who do not fit the typical diabetic nephropathy phenotype and refer them for further testing List the management strategies for patients with diabetic nephropathy Errata: Po…

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Episode 9: Cystic Fibrosis Related Diabetes and Post Transplant Diabetes 5:28

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Send us a text Endocrine Review Course Episode 9 Learning Objectives: Know the prevalence, screening age and treatment for CFRD and Post transplant diabetes. Support the showPar Saif Borgan M.D.

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Episode 8: Autoimmune diabetes 8:28

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Send us a text Endocrine Review Course Learning Objectives: Define autoimmune diabetes Describe the stages of progression of autoimmune diabetes Know about treatment used to delay the onset of type 1 diabetes Support the showPar Saif Borgan M.D.

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Episode 7: MODY and Neonatal Diabetes 9:48

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Send us a text Endocrine Review Course Episode 7 Learning Objectives: Discuss the types of Monogenic diabetes Differentiate between different types of MODY Support the showPar Saif

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Episode 6: Pathophysiology and Remission of Type 2 Diabetes 7:33

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Send us a text Endocrine Review Course Episode 6 Learning Objectives: Understand how we can use our knowledge of how type 2 diabetes develops in order to most effectively achieve a remission based strategy. Support the showPar Saif

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X Course Introduction X 0:59

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Send us a text Introduction into the course Support the showPar Saif

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Episode 1: Screening for Type 2 Diabetes 5:20

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Send us a text Endocrine Review Course Episode 1 Learning Objectives: Know who should be screened for type 2 diabetes Know how often to screen for type 2 diabetes in different at-risk populations Support the showPar Saif

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Episode 2: Diagnostic Criteria for Type 2 Diabetes 7:25

1y ago7:25

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Send us a text Endocrine Review Course Episode 2 Learning Objectives: Know the detailed diagnostic criteria for Diabetes Support the showPar Saif

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Episode 3: Prevention of Type 2 Diabetes 8:31

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Send us a text Endocrine Review Course Episode 3 Learning Objectives: How do we delay the progression from pre-diabetes to type 2 Diabetes ? Support the showPar Saif

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Episode 4: Glycemic Targets in Diabetes 10:55

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Send us a text Endocrine Review Course Episode 4 Learning Objectives: List glycemic targets that we aim for in the management of type 2 diabetes Discuss the studies that led to these targets and how they apply in the current age of diabetes technology Support the showPar Saif

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Episode 5: Inpatient Management of Diabetes 9:51

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Send us a text Endocrine Review Course Episode 5 Learning Objectives: How do we most effectively manage patients with diabetes in the hospital. What glycemic parameters do we target. Support the showPar Saif

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Using Data to Improve the Lives and Health of People Through Their Lifespan with Juan Espinoza, MD 24:00

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As a new faculty member and leader at NUCATS, Juan Espinoza, MD, is bringing a fresh perspective and expertise in the oversight of research informatics and analytics as applied to basic, translational, clinical, and population health sciences. In his roles as associate director of the Center for Biomedical Informatics and Data Science, which spans …

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Living Shamelessly and free with ADHD 54:54

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Hi kids! I’m back and getting vulnerable about the grip shame has had on me. I’m offering some unorthodox tips that are working for me to hack ADHD mostly by confronting it’s most debilitating bed partner: SHAME. Why thinking that you have to shame yourself in order to get or stay motivated is a HUGE mistake and how becoming resilience to shame wil…

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Dissemination and Implementation Science with Sara Becker 25:28

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Translating evidence-based services and programs into clinical and community practice is a NUCATS priority. There has recently been a shift within NUCATS and Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine to offer more access and new initiatives to help scientists gain knowledge in this field of study. In this episode, Sara Becker, PhD, direct…

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ADHD and Emotional Dysregulation (featuring RSD: Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria) 1:10:52

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Emotional Dysregulation is one of the least well understood yet major components of ADHD and can be it’s most serious and debilitating symptom. Today I discuss ADHD and RSD (Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria) one very common and extremely painful manifestation of DESR (deficient emotional self-regulation). *This episode draws from a clinical presenta…

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Spring-clean your mindset and bloom into who you want to be! 1:03:10

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Today I’m talking about identifying limiting beliefs, purging stagnant mindsets and moving beyond our uncomfortable comfort zones. Simple exercises for steadily moving our fears and insecurities out of the driver’s seat of our lives, finding contentment with where we are right now while simultaneously looking forward with joy and enthusiasm.--- Sup…

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Building a Diverse and Inclusive Biomedical Workforce with Susanna McColley, MD and Matthew Fete, PhD 23:01

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NUCATS and Chicago State University are joining forces on a joint mission to foster cross-institution biomedical collaborations in research, training, and education and to accelerate the development of a diverse and inclusive biomedical workforce. In this episode, Matthew Fete, PhD, Dean of Pharmaceutical Studies at Chicago State University College…

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Stuff I learned in grad school that I wish I learned in kindergarten 1:00:08

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This week I’m talking about things like creating comparison narratives (why is everyone but me so competent/cool; why is everybody mad at me). Why people participate in “pain Olympics” (my trauma is worse than your trauma) and what one single thing allowed me to conduct an effective therapy session under pressure with almost no clinical skills. ---…

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Grad School after 45 (with ADHD!) The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (so far) 58:04

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2023 is that you?! My first episode this year! I’m chatting about my first 6 weeks of grad school. It’s been a damn ride! Things I expected to be hard? Not that bad! Stuff I never expected to struggle with or come up at all? Baptism by fire! Would I recommend it to others like me?! Listen and find out…--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.sp…

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How an Apple Watch Will Inform a $37 Million Clinical Trial with Rod Passman, MD 21:14

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There is an exciting new clinical trial about to launch at Northwestern Medicine that uses an Apple Watch and an iPhone app and could revolutionize the standard of care for many with atrial fibrillation, the most common type of heart arrhythmia in the nation. Rod Passman, MD, is leading the trial and details how the NUCATS Institute and the CTSA Tr…

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Startups and Commercialization of Research with Satish Nadig, MD, PhD 22:15

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NUCATS can help facilitate bringing your research to market by fostering biomedical ingenuity and entrepreneurial activities through its focus on translational innovation. In this episode, Satish Nadig, MD, PhD, discusses his experience collaborating with and starting biotechnology companies and the importance of institutional support when launchin…

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Supporting Early-Career Scientists with Sadiya Khan, MD, MSc 20:49

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Sadiya Khan, MD, MSc, was recently awarded two Research Project (R01) grants from the National Institutes of Health, a rare feat for an investigator in the earlier stages of her career. In the first episode of the NUCATS’ podcast, Science in Translation, Khan talks about the role the institute has played in her research career so far, through the K…

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Welcome to the Science in Translation Podcast 8:24

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Northwestern University, Clinical and Translational Sciences (NUCATS) Institute is launching its first podcast, Science in Translation. Find out more about this new show in an interview with Richard D'Aquila, MD, Director of NUCATS.Par Northwestern University

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Introducing Science in Translation 0:47

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Science in Translation is a podcast from the Northwestern University Clinical and Translational Sciences (NUCATS) Institute. On this show, you’ll hear from NUCATS scientists who are dedicated to accelerating how fast they can move a transformational finding in a lab into a treatment, cure, or solution that will improve human health. You will also d…

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Cultivating Confidence through Curiosity 1:11:13

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Today I talk about curiosity. How it can overcome fear anxiety and overwhelm and break you out of your Discomfort Zone (that place which feels familiar but also unfulfilling and nagging). How engaging purposefully with curiosity took away analysis paralysis and made previously scary and stressful endeavours feel natural and fun. --- Support this po…

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Making friends with triggers and how to get unstuck from your rut. 59:41

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In todays episode I share a recent experience where finally understanding a long-time trigger freed me from nagging anxiety. PLUS! My proven tips for taking on a terrifying/overwhelming task or journey in a way that feels manageable and builds your confidence. **Especially if you have ADHD or other neuroatypical challenges. --- Support this podcast…

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Baby, what’s your Attachment Style? 1:00:09

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Do you know what your personal attachment style is? We all have one! In this episode I discuss Attachment Theory and 4 types of relationship attachment styles. Identifying my own has been truly LIFE CHANGING and is making an incredible impact on my ability to stabilise and heal myself and my most important relationships.--- Support this podcast: ht…

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Whose approval are you waiting for to live your own life?/ Nobody cares which paint you choose. 58:34

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In today’s episode I talk about how paralysing people pleasing has been in my life. How nobody cares what colour you paint your bedroom and how you can reframe your perception of your reality to create a better one. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kirsty-sayer/support…

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Hot (Mess) Summer. Thoughts on my unhinged summer and how I’m getting my groove back 1:06:26

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How was your Summer?! Good? Great! Mine was an emotional rollercoaster mostly a slow disassociated climb ending in a free fall of despair and identity crisis! Wheeee!! Fun! I talk about the dangers of trying to compartmentalise sadness or bad feelings (and why it’s absolutely to be expected that so many of us are still struggling more than we used …

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Conversation with Joe Boyle. The 2022 Edition 1:14:19

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Everyone's favourite Joe Boyle is back. And this conversation has it all. Tragedy, triumph and everything in between. We talk about Joe's ongoing battle with cancer and where he is now. How the loss of his father and several close friends at the same time as his health took a major turn for the worse right in time for a global pandemic affected him…

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Rest and Reset: My Best Life Hack 40:16

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My ultimate life hack for when you are feeling stuck unmotivated depressed exhausted numb or frozen. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kirsty-sayer/support

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You can’t always get what you want. But you can always ask for what you need. 1:03:29

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This episode gives 5 reasons why understanding and expressing your needs is an act of mature self love and a radical form of community service. Includes plenty of practical tips and scripts to express your needs in a healthy conflict free way and how to create a safe environment for others to do the same. --- Support this podcast: https://podcaster…

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