VOICES IN MEDICINE WEBINARS

Dr. Kevin Blumenthal is a robotically trained urologist who pivoted his career to a successful hair surgeon and hair restoration clinic after experiencing burnout. He will discuss his story, the reasons for his change and the impact burnout had not only on him but his family. You can find out more about his practice at Hair Transplant & Restoration Clinic - Natural Transplants.

His amazing wife Jennie Blumenthal will also join us to discuss her journey in corporate America as her career changed from working at Price Water Cooper to becoming a speaker, author of best-selling book "Corporate Rehab," founder of CHIEF chapter in DC and a leadership corporate coach. You can learn more about her at Leadership Coaching for Women in Business | Corporate Rehab (corporate-rehab.com).

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Dr. Oneeka Williams is a John Hopkins and Harvard trained female and general urologist. She is also an author of kids book series that focus on a character Dee Dee Dynamo which combines her love for science and adventures and helps kids learn 5 Habits of Positivity.

You can find more about this at https://www.drdeedeedynamo.com

She is also the author of book for adults called "Not Today Negativity" which details these habits and how we can use them in our daily life to find balance, peace and decrease our stress response by living life consciously and to our highest purpose. You can find the book here Not Today, Negativity!: 5 Habits of Positivity to Cope, Hope and Be Well in Tough Times - Kindle edition by Williams, Dr. Oneeka. Professional & Technical Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.

She is a speaker and entrepreneur who has also created a signature line of self-care products so you can remember to prioritize your self-care and know you are worthy of time to recharge yourself. These products smell and feel amazing so give yourself permission to indulge in these or become a positivity catalyst and share them as a gift.

Shop (myislandofpositivity.com)

In this episode she shared her story growing up and how her challenges to take a physics class started her journey to believe there is always a solution. She describes limiting beliefs others can have of you and how we can tap in our unlimited resources in our own treasure chest of self-worth to get past that. She describes her journey to be an author, and entrepreneur and why her 5 Habits will help to bring you peace, calm and joy and can be applicable to anyone, not just physicians.

Connect with Dr. Oneeka at https://www.linkedin.com/in/droneekawilliams/ or IG https://www.instagram.com/droneekawilliams/ or Twiiter: @Dr.Oneeka.

Dr. Sorlie-Aguilar is USC-Keck School of Medicine and UCSF trained family physicians who became interested in menopause and treatment 2 years ago when she went through the transition.

She is passionate about sharing menopausal hormone education and feminine wisdom so that women can Ignite their Feminine Flame and live their most juicy and joyful life.

In this episode she shares the common and not so common symptoms of menopause, the impact globally and nationally of it and how many women are getting treatment (<10%). She shares the data of the large Women's Health Study that pulled women out of systemic hormone treatment and the new consensus and findings of safely share by the North American Menopause Society stating the benefits outweigh risks especially if < 10 years out from menopause.

We also discuss the need to use and safety of topical periurethral / vaginal hormones creams to prevent itching, dryness and recurrent urine infections. You can find out more and follow her on IG at @feminineflamemd or at her website https://www.feminineflamemd.com/.

This is really important information that will let you thrive in this transition. Get informed and advocate for your health.

Dr. Susie Sharpe is an internist and an international artist with shows in New York, Paris, Miami, Spain and more. She trained at Yale for Medical School and residency, and then went on to incorporate her love for art into buiding a career where she practices medicine and creates beautiful masterpieces.

She is the recipient of multiple art awards and has been featured in magazines, TV and many exhibits nationally and internationally. At this time she enjoys creating art for female physicians who many have found her art healing and restorative during challenging times we have encountered during the pandemic. She has also created many commissioned paintings for cardiologists, hematologists and plastic surgeons.

Here she discusses how it is important to follow your passions, to be brave and to let go of attachments and how this leads to freedom. She also shares some of her beautiful paintins in her home and during the talk that are just magnificent.

You can see more of her bio and masterpieces at https://www.susiesharpe.net/ or also Susie Sharpe | Facebook or follow her on IG susie.sharpe.

Dr. Arora is a a General Practitioner (Family Physician) in UK, with a career in medicine spanning over 2 decades. She is a specialist with lead roles in Deprivation Medicine, Trauma Informed Care, Child Safeguarding, ACE’s and Domestic abuse. She is also a Spiritual & Transformation Life Coach, Mentor, and Public Speaker.

Dr. Arora helps others realign & replenish their whole self-health needs with her holistic prescription “The F List” - a framework she developed from her own experience, learnings & recovery from burnout 12 years ago, to specifically bring holistic care to her patient community alongside conventional medical practice.

Her "F" list includes "F off, Focus and Breathe, Food, Fluids, Fresh Air, Fun, Friends, Flip, Flow and Fabulous." She also includes the mantras "I will, I want to and I am worth it."

She has a weekly show on Mondays at noon PST/ 3 pm EST 8 pm UK on Linkedin called "Live With The Glitter Practitioner" where she interviews amazing guests live. You can reach her on Linkedin at https://www.linkedin.com/in/drnupiarora/ or IG @The Glitter Practitioner or Fb as the same name.

Dr. Williams is a double board-certified anesthesiologist and pain management specialist, musician, and producer.

She discusses how music influenced her childhood, her career choices, and mentorship. We also discussed music as a tool for anyone to heal especially the trauma of racism in which she co-created the Black Beauty Project and has produced and released two singles with her company Prelude PC.

She also has a YouTube Channel "Prelude PC" in which she showcases her music to help heal others from pain, and anxiety of poor sleep. (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0xU...) At end of the video, her beautiful daughter sings and original song "Soar" in which Dr. Williams accompanies her on the piano.

It is absolutely beautiful and magical.

Cindy Tsai, internal medicine physician, author, and life coach and TED Talk Speaker who shares with us tools she describes in her new best-selling book "So Much Better" ways in which we can use writing as a tool for healing.

She shares how to do 1) Gratitude Journaling, 2) Reflective Journaling 3) Emotional Detox Journaling and 4) Free Write Journaling. She also shares how she self-published her book and did and continues to do marketing and book signings.

You can find the book here! https://www.amazon.com/Much-Better-Life-Changing-Strategies-Confidence-ebook/dp/B09Y4W1JNL

Dr. Niraj Mehta is a UCLA trained radiation oncologist, professional choreographer, founder of Making Moves Universal (https://nirajmehtamd.com/mmu/) an international program / movement intended to combine the spirit of mindful movement and music to improve life situations for those with chronic illness - mental, emotional, spiritual and psychosocial -- creating any aura of love, belonging, and purpose.

Here we discuss what got Dr. Mehta into movement? -How did he discover it or did movement find him? Are we movement? Is it within us? -What is movement for you? -What are the benefits of movement? -We discuss the distinction of dance and movement. -And how can anyone incorporate in their daily life.

For the second half, he leads us in movement, so get comfortable.

Plus, book suggestions such as "Joy of Movement" by Kelly McGonigal and "Molecules of Emotion" by Candace Pert.

You can also find Dr. Metha on Netflix's show "Indian Matchmaking"

Dr. Disha Philip is a Board Certified Cardiologist, Chopra Center Certified Primordial Sound Meditation Teacher and has a Heart Math Certification in Stress, Anxiety and Emotional Management. She is the founder of the Path to Meditation Mastery and the Meditation for Female Physicians Facebook group.

She shares with us what meditation is and is not, how she started her practice in meditation, and the personal and ripple effects of meditation in our own health as well as for others. We also discuss the effects stress has on our body and health.

We discuss the 4 soul questions: "Who am I? What do I want in life? What is my purpose and how I can serve others and myself? What am I grateful for?"

We then discuss what our true self really is.

We end with a short meditation.

You can find out more https://dishaphilip.click/guide-1 or by contacting her at disha@dishaphilip.com.

Dr. Tamara Beckford shared with us her journey to start her UR Caring Docs Podcast and Society which focuses on self-care and wellness. She shared her insight and top tips, tools and habits to get us on a path to take better care for ourselves as physicians.

Self-care is essential care. Gems from the podcast: Gratitude is a top method of self-care and find out her other top ones.

Also Dr. Beckford stated "I enter into my day, I don't have the day enter into me."

Start the day with gratitude and a positive, growth mindset.

Dr. Aaron Grotas, Urologist, founder of hellobettersleep.com. He discusses how professional athletes prioritize sleep for performance and the effects of lack of sleep in our cognition and memory. We also discuss how much sleep we need, how we can improve the quality and quantity of it, and how can CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Training) can help. We talk about sleep hygiene, effects of alcohol, caffeine and light in the quality of our sleep.

Dr. Diana Mercado 1/29/22

Dr. Diana Mercado gives tips, tools and systems on how to identify areas where you are not as efficient and find creative ways to shave off time from charting. She also addresses the best ways to become efficient when tackling the back log of charts that need to be closed.

Identify your "why" are you doing things a certain way, how can you improve your systems, and how you can use help from your team members, scribe or a dictation system to maximize time and efficiency.

Dr. Liz Rook, Rheumatologist 12/15/21

Dr. Liz Rook, a Colorado Rheumatologist talks about ways to explore the causes of stress, understanding our thoughts, what we feel in our body and techniques that can help to allow, process and manage it. She discusses how stress manifests in physical pain or flares especially in patients with autoimmune diseases in her practice. She discusses ways she has helped her patients and others to manage stress.

Dr.Brad Jacobson ER Physician 11/9/21

Have you become angry, hypervigilant and thinking everyone else was is the one with a problem? Dr. Jacobson learned techniques, meditation, and created an accountability system with a therapist to be able to be consistent on techniques he learned and implemented in his daily life.

He shares books that helped him such as "Buddha's Brain" by Rick Hanson, "Meditation for Beginners" by Jack Kornfield, and "Wherever You Go There You Are" by John Kabat-Zinn. He has also used APPS like Headspace and Calm as well as You Tube Channels such as "Great Meditation" for short, easy to follow meditations. Dr. Jacobson is a wonderful person to speak to and just listening to him you will feel calmer and more relaxed.

Dr. Marty Koyle, Urologist 10/12/21

An incredible story, journey in an accomplished career in which so many have been positively affected by Dr. Koyle. In this webinar we will explore burnout, second victim syndrome and self-compassion.

Understanding we are all human and we all struggle with doubt, shame, insecurities because we are human. If you are struggling, find a trusted friend or colleague. Do not suffer in silence, you are not alone.

VOICES IN MEDICINE WEBINARS

Dr. Diana Mercado 1/29/22

Dr. Liz Rook, Rheumatologist 12/15/21

Dr.Brad Jacobson ER Physician 11/9/21

Dr. Marty Koyle, Urologist 10/12/21

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