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Pooja Lakshmin, M.D.: Escaping the Tyranny of Faux Self Self-Care
30 mins with Host Dr. Monisha Vasa
Pooja Lakshmin, M.D. is a psychiatrist, and leading voice at the intersection of mental health and gender. She is the founder and CEO of Gemma, the women’s mental health education platform centering impact and equity, and the author of the upcoming book, “Real Self-Care.” Dr. Lakshmin will be speaking about the critical differences between true and faux self-care, and the four steps to creating a self-care plan that actually works.
Rhonda Magee, J.D.: Collective Well-Being as Joyful Social Justice
30 mins with Host Dr. Rashmi Bismark
Rhonda Magee is a professor of law at the University of San Francisco, author, keynote speaker, thought leader, mindfulness teacher and practice innovator with a focus on applying mindfulness to the hardest challenges of our times. Rhonda will be speaking about how mindfulness can support all of our collective well-being, and be a tool for cultivating a more joyful approach to social justice.
Valarie Kaur, J.D.: Bringing Revolutionary Love to Healthcare
28 mins with Host Dr. Monisha Vasa
Valarie Kaur is a renowned civil rights leader, lawyer, award winning filmmaker, educator, innovator, and best selling author of “See No Stranger.” She is also the founder of the Revolutionary Love Project to reclaim love as a force for justice. Valarie will be speaking about her personal experiences navigating trauma, over-work, burnout, and finding moments of joy through it all.
Nikki Mirghafori, PhD: Dancing with Challenges, Dancing with Grace
35 mins with Host Dr. Nicole Reilly
Nikki Mirghafori, PhD is a Buddhist teacher and artificial intelligence scientist. She is a Stanford trained compassion cultivation instructor, Ex-Berkeley academic, author, and also serves on the Teachers’ Council and Board of Directors at Spirit Rock Meditation Center. She will be speaking about how we navigate the inevitable daily challenges of life with grace and kindness.
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Ronald Epstein, M.D.: Mindfulness as Supportive Care for Clinicians
27 mins with Host Dr. Rashmi Bismark
Ronald Epstein, M.D. is an internationally recognized family physician, palliative care physician, educator, and author of “Attending: Medicine, Mindfulness and Humanity.” Dr. Epstein will be speaking about how mindfulness can help clinicians flourish, improve relationships between patients and physicians, and ultimately transform healthcare.
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Elisha Goldstein, PhD: Three Steps to Overcome Stress Quickly
37 mins with Host Dr. Nicole Reilly
Elisha Goldstein, PhD is a clinical psychologist and one of the world’s leading mindfulness teachers. He is the author of numerous best selling books, and the creator of the “mental health accelerator program”, Uncover the Power Within. He will be speaking about how mindfulness can help us quickly overcome highly stressful moments.
Lynda Arnold: Soothing Sound Meditation
37 min Meditation
Lynda Arnold is a sound meditation facilitator, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, composer, performer, and founder of Sonic Devas Divine Feminine Sound Meditation Experience. Please join Lynda as she guides us through an experiential sound meditation practice, as an intentional moment of self-care.
Laura Rubin: Making Space For It All
29 mins with Host Dr. Monisha Vasa
Laura Rubin is a journaling expert, published journalist, editor, and founder of Allswell, a company dedicated to fostering analogue expressions of creativity as a means of supporting well-being. Laura will be speaking about the power of journaling as a way to make space for both the beautiful and challenging moments within medicine.
Rashmi Schramm, M.D.: Effortless Joy with Yoga Nidra
37 mins with Host Dr. Rashmi Bismark
Dr. Rashmi Schramm is a family medicine physician, meditation teacher, certified coach, and founder of the coaching and teaching platform, “Optimal Wellness.” She will be speaking about how busy physicians can tap into an effortless sense of joy through the practice of yoga nidra.
Wes Ely, M.D.: Reclaiming Joy in Medicine Through Science and Humanism
29 mins with Host Dr. Monisha Vasa
Wes Ely, M.D., MPH is an internist, pulmonologist and critical care physician. He is the author of “Every Deep Drawn Breath,” which he describes as a “confession” of his mistakes and growth throughout his career. Dr. Ely will be speaking about his history of navigating shame, and becoming more human, in his role as a physician-writer.
Laura Vater, M.D.: Finding One’s SMILE again–Wellness and Humanism in Medicine
31 mins with Host Dr. Monisha Vasa
Laura Vater, M.D., MPH, is a gastrointestinal oncologist, writer, speaker and creator of the SMILE scale. She will be speaking about the basics of self-care as a way of maintaining one’s humanity, the role of writing in processing emotions, and cultivating wellness during training.
Saumya Dave, M.D.: Giving Grace to All of Ourselves
22 mins with Host Dr. Monisha Vasa
Saumya Dave, M.D. is a psychiatrist, writer, media expert, and mental health advocate. She is the author of “What a Happy Family” and “Well Behaved Indian Women.” Saumya will be talking about her experiences with failure, learning to give herself grace, and how we can all practice more self-compassion.
Saumya Dave, M.D.: Giving Grace to All of Ourselves
22 mins with Host Dr. Monisha Vasa
Saumya Dave, M.D. is a psychiatrist, writer, media expert, and mental health advocate. She is the author of “What a Happy Family” and “Well Behaved Indian Women.” Saumya will be talking about her experiences with failure, learning to give herself grace, and how we can all practice more self-compassion.
Diana Hill, PhD: From Striving to Thriving
28 mins with Host Dr. Monisha Vasa
Diana Hill, PhD is a clinical psychologist, and an expert in acceptance based and science backed approaches to living well. She will be speaking about the power of psychological flexibility in supporting more “skillful striving.”
Fred Craigie, PhD: Spirituality, Resilience and Well-Being in Healthcare
36 mins with Host Dr. Nicole Reilly
Fred Craigie, PhD is a clinical psychologist, medical educator and writer. He serves as a faculty member at the Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine, where he teaches psychological and spiritual resilience and well-being. Dr. Craigie will be speaking about the role of spirituality for physician wellness.
Sasha Heinz, PhD: The Science of Happiness
36 mins with Host Dr. Nicole Reilly
Sasha Heinz, PhD is a developmental psychologist, mindset coach, mother, and founder of “Mind Your Mind.” Her work centers around the question: How can we shift from knowing to actually doing? Dr. Heinz will be speaking about the science of happiness, debunking myths about positive psychology, and shifting from “well-being” to “well-doing.”
Dianne Bondy: Yoga for All
37 mins with Host Dr. Nicole Reilly
Dianne Bondy is a social justice advocate, author, accessible yoga teacher, and the leader of the Yoga For All movement. She will be speaking about how yoga, breath, and conscious movement can support wellness for all individuals, regardless of shape, size, ethnicity or level of ability.
Melissa Shah, MPH, C-IAYT: Introduction to Pranayama for Restorative Sleep
35 mins with Host Dr. Rashmi Bismark
Melissa Shah is an Indian-American yoga therapist who adapts yoga and Ayurveda to each individual, while preserving the culture and history of yoga. She is deeply interested in the intersection of yoga and social justice, especially for those who feel excluded from the wellness conversation. Melissa will be speaking about the power of pranayama for helping busy physicians cultivate more restorative sleep.
Laura Inserra: Inner Resonance Explorations
43 mins with Host Dr. Rashmi Bismark
Laura Inserra is MetaMusic alchemist and a multi-media producer, and has been exploring the “invisible” world of sound since her earliest days on the island of Sicily. She lives at the intersection of MetaMusic, wisdom schools and cutting edge technology. Laura will be speaking about the power of sound for healing, and also leading a guided sound meditation practice.
Siri Chand Khalsa, M.D.: Creative Planning for Self Care
29 mins with Host Dr. Rashmi Bismark
Dr. Siri Chand Khalsa is board certified in Internal Medicine, Integrative Medicine, Lifestyle Medicine, and Hospice/Palliative Medicine. She has had a lifelong interest in mindful living as the basis for vitality of the body, mind and spirit. She will be speaking on the role and scope of creativity as a means for self-care.
Felicia Wong, M.D.: Adventure as an Antidote to Burnout
32 mins with Host Dr. Monisha Vasa
Dr. Felicia Wong is a psychiatrist, outdoor enthusiast, photographer, and blogger. She has a passion and commitment for encouraging moments of meaning, connection and wellness. She will be speaking on her own personal experiences with burnout, and how she turns to adventure and self-expression as an antidote.
Flora Sinha, M.D.: Setting Boundaries as a Physician Mom
28 mins with Host Dr. Monisha Vasa
Dr. Flora Sinha is an internal medicine physician, social media content creator, secondary infertility warrior and mindset coach. She will be speaking on the power of boundaries to protect time for self care, creativity, and life outside of medicine.
