I've been keeping a few things from you... 👀


Hi Reader!
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So, you may have noticed something if you've been following along with the Practitioners Rise Podcast...

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I've been a little quiet about our latest episodes.

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And by a little, I mean I have THREE incredible conversations I haven't shared with you yet. 😂

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Here's what's been happening behind the scenes.

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We've been implementing some pretty amazing AI systems to help our team work more efficiently, streamline our processes, and create more space for the work we actually LOVE doing.

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Which is exciting!

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But as anyone who's ever implemented new systems knows, sometimes things get a little messy before they get better.

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And apparently, telling you about these podcast episodes was one of the things that got pushed down the list. Oops!

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The good news? We've had some AMAZING conversations lately, and I don't want you to miss them.

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So consider this your little podcast catch-up. ☕️
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1. Nutrition Response Testing, Chronic Pain, and Looking Beyond Symptoms

Emily Thurner was 26 when chronic pain took over her life, and she saw 10 different professionals without getting real answers.

What happens when we look beyond symptoms and get curious about what might be contributing to chronic pain?

This conversation explores Nutrition Response Testing and another perspective on understanding the body's needs.

​Listen to this episode HERE.​
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2. How to have a healthy Vagina (That's not the title, but it's basically the premise of the entire episode, and I thought it might get your attention. 😘 )

We're talking about something that doesn't get nearly enough attention in women's health.

Vallie Aris, acupuncturist at Eau Claire Acupuncture and creator of Savvy Vagi, joins me to talk about recurring infections, the vaginal microbiome, and why understanding the bigger picture matters when women are dealing with symptoms that keep coming back.

I love conversations that help us ask better questions about women's health, and this is definitely one of them.

​Listen to this episode HERE.​
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3. Eczema, Allergies, and Chronic Illness in Kids with Beth Lambert

This conversation is especially close to my heart.

As a mom of four boys and someone who's navigated eczema and asthma with my own children, I know how overwhelming it can feel when you're searching for answers.

Beth Lambert, founder of Documenting Hope, joins me to talk about children's chronic health challenges, the concept of "total load," and how our environment, food, stress, and daily habits may influence our kids' health.

We also talk about practical changes families can explore, the importance of supporting the nervous system, and why community matters so much when you're navigating a child's health challenges.

This is one I'd encourage both practitioners AND parents to listen to.

​Listen to my conversation with Beth HERE.​

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And here's something I keep coming back to as I have these conversations.

There are SO many incredible practitioners, researchers, and advocates doing meaningful work, and I believe more people need to hear their perspectives.

That's a huge part of why I started this podcast.

I want to create space for conversations that make us curious, encourage us to ask better questions, and help us see what's possible for our health, our families, and the future of healthcare.

So whether you're catching up on episodes during your morning walk, driving between appointments, or folding your fifth load of laundry (hello, life with four boys 😂), I hope you find something in these conversations that inspires you.

Happy listening!

P.S. Come hang out with me anytime. ☀️

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