How would you describe your journey to becoming the doctor you are today? My journey wasn’t an easy one for sure! I wanted to help people heal from their issues. […]
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Women In Health: Laura Gill Spearman
How would you describe your journey to becoming the health leader you are today? The journey to becoming a residential care assisted living administrator has been eye-opening and rewarding on […]
Women In Health: Natalie Welanetz
I’m a firm believer that every good day starts with a good plan. Describe the moment or time of life you decided to have a career in health. I’ve always […]
Women In Health: Julia Ruiz, Eva Orbeck, Cynthia Boswell, and Rosalind Buckner
Cynthia Boswell What first attracted you to RMI? I have always been interested in the field of functional medicine. When I met Dr. Orbeck and learned about his practice, I […]
Women In Health: Dr. Robin LaCroix
How would you describe your journey to becoming the doctor you are today? I was very fortunate to have leaders who invested in my development. I was asked to begin […]
From the Bottom of His Heart: The Noah Hamlin Story
Soon after Tara Hamlin got pregnant with her first son, she had to undergo surgery to have an ovarian cyst removed – which doctors warned could potentially get larger, rupture and […]
Hope Fatigue
Lesley Alderman, LCSW, a New York-based psychotherapist, coined the term “hope fatigue” in a recent Washington Post article. She described it as “experiencing a deficit of optimism” and feeling overwhelmed […]
Procrastination Is Not Laziness
“Procrastination is like a credit card: It’s a lot of fun until you get the bill,” English actor Christopher Parker once said. Most procrastinators, and the family and friends who […]
Seasonal Depression: More than just wintertime…this time
Even when he was a teenager growing up in Greenville, in the 1970s, Henry L. Clark recalls feeling down, listless and borderline sad at certain times every year. “We called […]
Healthy Diet And OTC Caution Help Kidneys
(Editor’s note: This is the third and final article in a three-part series on kidney transplantation, organ donation and kidney health. In her early 50s, the writer learned that she […]
DNA’s Map to Better Health
If you’ve ever been stuck in a waiting room, pen hovering over a clipboard and a long list of questions, you may not always be aware of illnesses or conditions […]
Weird Fitness
I confess I’ve had a lifelong obsession with weird weight control/fitness gear. Maybe that’s because when I was 10 years old, I rode my bike to the little strip mall […]