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Living ChronicAuthor: Brandy Schantz
Welcome to the Living Chronic Podcast, where we have real, raw, and honest conversations about life with chronic illness and disability. Hosted by Brandy Schantz, a disabled veteran and chronic illness advocate, this podcast explores the realities of navigating work, healthcare, and everyday life while managing a disability or chronic condition.Each episode features insightful discussions with medical professionals, disability advocates, and individuals sharing their personal journeys. We tackle topics such as workplace accommodations, navigating the healthcare system, mental health, and breaking down societal barriers that often hold disabled individuals back.Whether you're living with a chronic condition, supporting a loved one, or looking to create a more inclusive world, Living Chronic is here to provide knowledge, inspiration, and a sense of community.Join us as we change the conversation around chronic illnessbecause thriving with a disability is not only possible but powerful.Subscribe now and be part of the movement! Language: en-us Genres: Health & Fitness, Medicine, Mental Health Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Has Medicine Lost Its Mind?
Episode 17
Saturday, 22 March, 2025
Send us a textIn this conversation, Brandy Schantz and Dr. Robert C. Smith discuss the ongoing crisis in mental health care, emphasizing the role of primary care physicians in addressing mental health issues. They explore the lack of training in medical education regarding mental health, the importance of empathy and communication in healthcare, and the need for a cultural shift within the medical community to prioritize mental health awareness and support. In this conversation, Dr. Robert Smith and Brandy Schantz discuss the critical need to integrate mental health into medical training and practice. They explore the historical separation of mind and body in medicine, the importance of preventative care, and the lifestyle factors that contribute to chronic diseases. The discussion emphasizes the need for systemic change in healthcare to address these issues effectively, advocating for public awareness and action to improve health outcomes.Support the show
