 |
The Mindfulness Unfiltered PodcastAuthor: Dr. Werner Absenger
Werner Absenger holds a doctorate in mind-body medicine. His master's degree is in human nutrition. Dr. Werner shares research, opinion, and practice episodes. Research episodes address the findings of evidence-based data for contemplative interventions. In opinion episodes, Dr. Werner argues the value and limitations of meditation and mindfulness practice. Practice episodes are just that, a chance for you to experience meditation and mindfulness guided by Dr. Werner. Practice episodes allow you to establish your own self-care regimen. Clinicians and patients might find the Mindfulness Unfiltered Podcast helpful. Dr. Werner aims to inform about the potential as well as the limitations of mindfulness meditation in the healthcare setting. Especially if you have to deal with complex health care decisions due to chronic disease and/or cancer. Language: en Genres: Science, Social Sciences Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
Listen Now...
Mindfulness (minus the hype) skill training in medicine: An interview with Dr. Kristi Artz
Episode 7
Friday, 12 July, 2019
You can't miss this episode if you want to know what a major health system is doing to train their physicians and medical staff in culinary medicine and contemplative practices such as mindfulness? Join Dr. Werner, co-creator of the Mindfulness Skill Training in Medicine for an interview with Dr. Kristi Artz. Dr. Kristi is Spectrum Health's Medical Director of Lifestyle Medicine, Spectrum Health MedNow, and Lead Physician for the Culinary Medicine program. Spectrum Health is a major health system in West Michigan with 31,000 employees and 4,200 physicians. Their portfolio includes 14 hospitals and 220 ambulatory sites.
