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DRIVE TIME DEBRIEF: A Physician Wellness Podcast with The Whole Physician

Drs. Cazier, Dinsmore and Morrison

🔥 Doctors Feeling the Burnout? We’ve Been There—and We’re Here to Help You Climb Out of the Fire. 🔥 Drive Time Debrief: A Physician Wellness Podcast Welcome to Drive Time Debrief, the anti-burnout podcast built just for physicians and healthcare providers who are ready to reclaim their joy, purpose, and well-being. Hosted by the physician-coaches of The Whole Physician, this podcast delivers honest conversations, evidence-based tools, and practical strategies to help you navigate

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#52: Coaching in Residencies with Tonya Caylor, MD

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2023/03/09

Introducing Dr Tonya Caylor, family medicine doc, who relocated to Alaska from Florida. She describes her journey from academic medicine to independent practice and the recovery from burnout. Her passion is now to help residents and faculty with mindset training to equip them with the tools they need for longevity in their career in medicine. In our conversation, Dr Caylor gives examples of common things residents struggle with and what she has taught through private and group coaching to

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#51: Lessons from "Just One Thing" by Rick Hanson, PhD

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2023/03/02

Today we discuss some tips from Rick Hanson, PhD's book Just One Thing: Developing a Buddha Brain One Simple Practice at a Timefor how to change your brain for better or worse. Some highlights: We are not our brains - we are the observers. We can decide what is and isn't serving us and intentionally change our brains through neuroplasticity. There are physiologic changes associated with neuroplasticity. "Neurons that fire together, wire together." - Donald Hebb, PhD Two important

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#50: Numbing Out (aka Buffering) with Heather Awad, MD

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2023/02/23

Dr. Heather Awad joined us to talk about buffering. She's a family physician in Minnesota, a weight loss coach at Vibrant MD, and has her own podcast called Vibrant MD Podcast. She is an expert at helping her clients stop buffering with overeating and joins us today to give some of her secrets. She coachesprofessional women over 50 to achieve permanent weight loss and talks a lot about buffering. Buffering is using anything to numb out or distract from feeling negative emotions. For

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#49: "The Giving Tree" Has Got To Go

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2023/02/16

In the episode, we discuss "The Giving Tree" by Shel Silverstein. It is a beloved book by many, but it is problematic to say the least. And altruistic healthcare workers using this as a model of self-sacrifice may want to reconsider. Highlights: Self sacrifice is not sustainable, isn't healthy and can breed selfishness, narcissism and codependency. Those who neglect themselves at the expense of others suffer the consequences: anxiety, depression, and less efficacy. True generosity begets

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#48: Physician Coaching- A Man's Perspective with...

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2023/02/09

Introducing Dr. Michael Hersh, who was in the same coaching class as Amanda and Laura, and has pioneered the male coaching space. He is a full time practicing gastroenterologist in Chicago who came to coaching to address some of his frustrations with work. Little did he know, the work he did in the professional space created many improvements in his personal and family life. He has amazing insight from the male perspective and all the other skeptics out there! You can find him at

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#47: Stress and Overwhelm

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2023/02/02

Today, we continue improving our emotional granularity (or ability to correctly identify emotions) using Brene Brown's book "Atlas of the Heart." And, since emotions aren't inherently "good or bad," we take a look at what the feelings can be telling us. The focus of todays episode is stress vs overwhelm. Using Brene's example from working in a restaurant, stress is when you're "in the weeds." It's when your environmental requirements are felt to be beyond your ability to cope well. And it's

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#46: Envy, Jealousy, & Resentment

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2023/01/26

The theme of this episode is adapted from Brene Brown's book, "Atlas of the Heart". Each chapter focuses on a group of emotions that are common places we go to when we feel _____. (that represented a blank) The chapter on jealousy, envy and resentment is from chapter 2, Places We Go When We Compare. She so exquisitely dives into this group of emotions head on and without consideration for our readiness! Ouch! She is lively and easy to attend to which opened up our platform to discuss the

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#45: The Brain-Gut Connection with Cecilia Miñano, MD

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2023/01/19

Meet gastroenterologist, Dr. Cecilia Miñano. She joins the show today to talk about the powerful mind-body connection, especially in regard to gut health. You'll learn: The Autonomic Nervous System: comprised of the parasympathetic, sympathetic and enteric systems How chronic stress (sympathetic state) affects digestion and gut health How coaching can help with chronic conditions, including: mindset approaches somatic processing Helpful tips before you eat How previous trauma can

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#44: Thoughts, Feelings, Memories, & Triggers

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2023/01/12

In this episode, we start with a quick refresher of what thoughts and feelings are and where they come from. We then take it a little further and introduce memories and triggers. These are related in the fact that triggers surface as a result of a memory that was made in the past. This collection of thoughts created feelings at the time it was integrated in our mind and brain. Then, when an internal or external stimulus arises that triggers that memory, you experience those feelings all

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#43: The Co-Survivor with Kristin Flanary, MA (aka...

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2023/01/05

We're honored in this episode to talk with Kristin Flanary, MA (aka Lady Glaucomflecken). She shares her experience when her famously hilarious husband (Will Flanary, MD aka Dr. Glaucomflecken) unexpectedly went into cardiac arrest while sleeping. Her quick action saved his life, but she talks about how that experience changed her and her subsequent journey coming back from what she calls The Quiet Place. In healthcare, so much on the patient in the gurney, but often overlooked are the

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#42: The Secrets to Sleep with Funke Afolabi-Brown, MD

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2022/12/29

Our guest on today's show is an expert in all things SLEEP! Dr Funke Afolabi-Brown is a triple boarded physician who knows what it is like to battle to get good quality and quantity of sleep. This high achieving professional who is also a mom shares the most common interrupters of good sleep for us as professionals and some tips to help create better sleep habits. She has created RestfulSleepMD on the socials and a website to follow which is always engaging and providing the barriers to

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#41: Organizational Psychology in Medicine with...

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2022/12/22

Our guest, Dr. Greg Guldner discusses the successful implementation of positive and organizational psychology into medical culture. Two key theories used at his facility were: Job-Demands Resources and Self Determination Theory. Some episode highlights: The biggest variable is job demands. This explains why mindfulness and resiliency training have largely failed for medical workplace burnout. Self-Determination Theory identifies 3 main psychological needs: Autonomy Of the 3, this may be

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#40: Completing the Stress Cycle

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2022/12/15

We continue our discussion on stress. This is the second of 2 podcasts that explain what stress does to our mind, brain and body and how we can choose ways to complete the stress cycle. In this episode, we discuss ways to creatively complete the stress cycle and real life examples from our clinical lives of how stressful situations affect us professionally and personally. From breathwork to creative writing, there are many different ways that we can cope with stress. Favorite

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#39: Stress with Shideh Shafie, MD

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2022/12/08

Meet our friend, Dr. Shideh Shafie! She's a mother of twins, performance and malpractice coach, business owner, and ER doc. She talks with us today about stress (something she knows a thing or two about). Some highlights: Not all stress is negative. Stress is linked to value. Stressors are not the same as stress. Stressors are the inciting event, but stress is a physiologic response. Many of us stop the physiologic response, which can cause problems. One of the best ways to finish the

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#38: Limiting Beliefs

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2022/12/01

Limiting beliefs, or this idea of learned helplessness, is a thought or belief about yourself that restricts you in some way. Usually these beliefs are actually false accusations that we make about ourselves. Usually they start somewhere in that non-conscious or subconscious mind. Sometimes we're not even aware that we have them because they've been a belief we've had maybe since our childhood or some other programming in the past. Which may have served us then, but are not serving us

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#37: Anger with Arpita Gupta-DePalma, MD

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2022/11/24

This week we are excited to introduce you to our friend, Dr. Arpita Gupta-DePalma. A pediatrician by training, she now specializes in coaching for anger. Today she gives some tips on what to do when anger is negatively affecting your life. Highlights: Many times anger is a secondary emotion. We feel angry because it feels more powerful, more protective, than something like disappointment or sadness. It can feel better than embarrassment or shame, for example. While most of the time anger

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#36: Thoughts, Beliefs, and Neuroplasticity

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2022/11/17

Did you know that every thought that comes into your mind is not true? This was a mind-blowing revelation! Get it? Ok, well just because we capture a thought in our conscious mind doesn't mean that we need to keep it, especially if it isn't a thought that serves us. In this episode, we talk about where thoughts come from and how they form into a belief and what we can do to change them if they aren't serving us anymore! Good news is there is decades of research on neuroplasticity and we

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#35: Organizational Wellbeing with Hani Chaabo, MD

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2022/11/10

Share this episode with your hospital leaders! In this episode, you get to meet one of our favorite humans, Dr. Hani Chaabo. He's a family doctor with integrative medicine training, now serving as the medical director of wellbeing at his hospital in Ridgecrest, CA He speaks with us about organizational wellbeing. Some highlights: 70-80% of burnout is actually institutional - related to high workload and job demand that are disproportionate to the available resources to the

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#34: Our Prescriptions for Others

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2022/11/03

We are all very familiar writing a prescription. But did you know that you actually have prescription for people? You have a name (label), instructions on how they should act or behave and how much they should behave that way in a given situation. This contributes to why we have the kinds of thoughts we have in certain situations. This can be positive or negative. Most of the time when a feeling is negative, it is because we have created a negative script about this person. What can we do

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#33: Relationships

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2022/10/27

Relationships are strange because they're just the thoughts you have about someone. You can have a long distance relationship with someone and still feel close, and in comparison, you can have another person sitting next to you and feel lonely. It is your thoughts about the other person that is the experience of your relationship. A lot of our relationship problems stem from wanting someone to be different. When we can drop that and accept reality as it is, it frees up a lot of energy to

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