Lisa Schermerhorn is a Quantum Healer and celebrated author of the popular book, “Every Truth is a Lie.” Lisa believes that “individuals who use focused intention, visualization, and energy transfer, they can stimulate their own body’s innate healing capabilities.” She is a Certified Hypnotherapist, Master Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), and an Energy Medicine Practitioner, specializing in the release of conscious and unconscious behaviors, inherited ancestral beliefs, and deep

S: 02 Epi 02: “The Four-Leggeds: Grounded Medicine for Clinicians” Hosts: Alex Runolfson & John Cottrell In this week’s Rebel Clinicians Podcast, Alex and John continue their series on spirit animals with a focus on the Four-Leggeds—dog, bear, cat, squirrel, and elephant. These grounded, earth-connected allies hold timeless wisdom that can reshape the way clinicians and healers approach their work. John shares how Dog—his loyal Golden Retriever power animal—teaches guardianship, j...

This month Matt looked at dofferent service delivery models for finacing palliative care services. We heard from Mhoira Leng about refugee palliative care and the growing recognition of the palliative care need among the millions of displaced persons in our world. Katherine Sleeman introduces the IMPACT centre and its potential to improve the awareness of up to date evidence from research. Cat Sullivan summarises the learning from the Extending Frailty Care project recently completed by Hospices

What the if gravitational waves were big enough to see and feel? Instead of measuring distortions smaller than a proton, imagine watching your coffee table accordion in and out as ripples from distant black hole collisions pass through your local cafe. Every time Charlie the cat bats a toy mouse in Greenwich Village, sugar cubes scrunch in Williamsburg cafes. Brain surgeons would need to ask all of New York to sit perfectly still during operations to avoid gravitational interference. Even parking

Join pod host, RJ Quirk (they/them) and returned guest, Tucker (he/him) on a wild adventure through the life of Alan Hart. In this episode, things are heating up in the closet with Nicole Kidman, vampire lore, and the romantic side of consumption! Come for the laughs, stay for the story of the trans man who changed medicine forever.🌟 Support & Stay Connected 🌟 If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review the podcast—it really helps more people find it! You can also follow and support

Join us as the Muse chases ghosts...a tale of past and present life cat and mouse.

🎙 Summary In this episode of Tails of Truth, Dr. Angie and JoJo tackle the evolving conversation around spaying and neutering dogs and cats. They explore how timing affects growth, health, and behavior, and why there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. From early spay concerns and orthopedic risks, to quality-of-life considerations like daycare access, to newer options such as ovary-sparing spays and vasectomies, this discussion highlights the importance of individualized veterinary advice. They

A post from Queensland Health has been ridiculed after for urging people not to kiss their pets or let them sleep in the same bed.So how do the risks of pet ownership stack up to the presumed benefits of having a furry (feathery or scaly) friend?Norman and Tegan take a look at the evidence – and some of its flaws – and reignite the age-old cat vs dog debate.References:If you have a pet as a kid, does this lower your risk of asthma and eczema? | WEHIZoonotic diseases and pets |

Cat with type 2 diabetes, how do you diagnose, manage, and treat him?Med links: Mayo Clinic: Shared Decision Aid of medications for lowering blood sugar. Vet links: 2018 AAHA Diabetes management guidelines Opinions presented in this show are our own and may not reflect that of our institutions, and content is for educational or recreational purposes only, please speak to your veterinarian or doctor for medical advice. If you find this episode helpful, please share it with your friends and

Working together as a team to better communicate between physicians and nurses as well as the complete caregiving team will enhance the experience for patients.

In this powerful first episode, we explore why tourniquet design is one of the most critical factors in saving lives during emergencies—whether on the battlefield, in law enforcement operations, or at accident sites. We’ll look back at frontline experiences from Ukraine, where traditional plastic tourniquets failed in freezing conditions, leading to devastating consequences. This crisis inspired the development of the FlareSyn METAL CAT tourniquet, built with aerospace-grade aluminum to withstand

Just kidding! In this inaugural bonus episode, we're talking Inkheart, Eragon, and Warriors fanfiction (because let's be real, who among us didn't daydream about becoming a medicine cat for Thunderclan?), The Quest for Camelot, elaborate Beanie Baby wars, and other early creative influences on our storytelling. We also talk about our experiences sharing our writing, the importance (as well as the challenges) of writing groups, and the growing pains along the way. Follow the podcast on Instagram

#264: Mikel Maria Delgado talks about how much her cats love the clear glass Brooks fountain, and how helpful fountains are to entice cats to drink (and sometimes play in!) the circulating water hydration. Tracie thinks Goat Milk by Brutus Broth is another great way to introduce liquids [but clearly not appropriate to put in a fountain!]

Katie Taylor, Certified Child Life Specialist, shares strategies for talking to children about medical procedures in ways that reduce anxiety and build trust. • Children pick up on our non-verbal cues during difficult times and may imagine scenarios worse than reality • Research shows children who receive preparation before medical procedures exhibit less anxiety and recover faster • Using concrete, age-appropriate language helps children understand medical situations (like "sleepy medicine"...

📖 Summary In this episode of Tails of Truth, Dr. Angie Krause and JoJo answer listener questions all about cats. They discuss managing chronic conditions like asthma, IBD, and hyperesthesia, dive into flea and tapeworm control, and share advice on reintroducing cats after conflicts. They also cover tricky issues like recurring cysts, feline acne, and over-grooming—exploring both physical and mental causes. Rounding out the conversation, they offer practical guidance on outdoor access, cat

This date in history. Left handed kangaroos. 5ft Advent calendar. Barney advertising. Winner! Nail clippings for medicine. A big yawn. Bad Bunny announced as the Super Bowl halftime performer. TV tonight. House of Guinness. Food recall. Chicken cups. New concert record. Sleep tape trends. Autopilot. Cat owners donate more. Workplace humor.

First aid/CPR in humans and animals; approach to diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) in a human case; plus acute, macrovascular, and microvascular complications of DM. Please stay tuned for our cat case next week, where we will discuss management of hyperglycemia / high blood sugar. Med links: Mac Internal Medicine "Red Book" ($32 for hard copy): diagnosis-based guide. UpToDate: Overview of general management of DM in non-pregnant adults.Opinions presented in this show are our own and may not

#262: Tracie and Jennifer Mowdy [from the Literary Cat Bookstore and Cat Lounge] discuss the international bestseller "We'll Prescribe You a Cat" by Syou Ishida, translated from the Japanese, which strikes them as a metaphorical fable about how cats can teach us important lessons.

🎙 Summary In this episode of Tails of Truth, Dr. Angie and JoJo share their experiences of different dog breeds—from feisty Chihuahuas to lovable Boxers, protective German Shepherds, and the ever-popular Doodles. They share real life stories as veterinary professionals and dog guardians, highlighting both the joys and challenges of living with and treating various breeds. The conversation explores dog behavior, breed characteristics, responsibilities as a dog guardian, and the ethical future

Today’s video is a delight-filled breath of fresh air — part visibility activation, part unexpected joy, and 100% heart medicine.As I invite you through conscious breath, body and being, reflections arrived in real-time — about being seen, allowing visibility to become a blessing rather than a burden. Plus, you get introduced to the cutest doggies who added their tail-wagging joy and distaste for the cat to the transmission 🐶✨Because yes — visibility can be light-hearted.Being seen can be sweet.And