A Great Conversation with My Favorite Healer
spoiler alert: it's my husband
I’m lucky. I get to have great conversations with Ross every day. It’s like having my very own spiritually-evolving Joe Rogan (without the cigars)!
But here’s a conversation I can share - a recent podcast/interview with my favorite healer/teacher/practitioner.
Copying and pasting below:
Back in January, I had a great conversation with Sean Trace of the 39Gen podcast, associated with Yo San University, which just went live recently. It was a fun discussion on a wide range of topics related to health and healing, the patient-practitioner relationship and much more. After a bit on my background, we discuss my process of relating to patients, the importance of using sophisticated maps to understand the patient’s actual lived experience (and not just catalog symptoms), the role of community and connection, my current process of deconstruction, and more.
Below are a number of short clips from this podcast, so feel free to look at those if you’re undecided about watching the entire 45 min. Here is the full show if you want to jump right in:
Full show:
Clips from the podcast:
Clip 1
The intricacies of being human.
Clip 2
We are all in the same boat. As we learn how to heal ourselves, we’ll better understand how we can too help others.
Clip 3
An open heart, and deep listening.
Clip 4
Community is crucial but is no longer the norm. Patients need compassionate human attention more than ever…
Clip 5
Advice for students and going beyond the map.
Clip 6
To be seen; the initial trigger and treatment.
Clip 7
In truth, there’s no filter needed.
Clip 8
Negotiating diagnoses: creating resonance with our patients by unraveling the root of their disharmony together.
Clip 9
Intimacy and trust in the clinical encounter.
Clip 10
The lifelong journey of learning and personal growth, inherent to this medicine.
Questions, impressions, thoughts, etc. are always welcome, so please feel free to drop a comment or share with others you think might find it interesting or of value.
In health, Ross