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Podcast Category: Behavioral Health

The “Invisible Injury”: Concussions and Other TBI’s

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I’m very grateful to Elizabeth Sandel, MD for joining me on the most recent episode of The Illuminare Podcast! 

Dr. Sandel is the author of “Shaken Brain: The Science, Care, and Treatment of Concussions,” and in this episode we talk about the types of people who are most vulnerable for brain injuries due to falls, the complications around recovering from an “invisible injury,” and much more.

Technology and Behavioral Health: AI, Diagnostics, and the “Smart” Home

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In Episode 11, Scott Klososky and I wrap up our discussion by exploring how artificial intelligence technologies influence behavioral health and patient care. 

Join us as we dive deeper into of AI, covering topics such as whether we should worry about AI technology in the future and the skepticism on being able to diagnosis diseases using this technology. 

 

How Data is Driving our Healthcare Industry

I’m thrilled to feature Scott Klososky again on my podcast, and this time as my first guest of 2021. 

Scott is know as a futurist as well as  visionary in technology. He provides a unique outlook on how data and technology is influencing healthcare in today’s world. 

In this episode, we continue our conversation about technology and healthcare, we explore how data helps create more customized treatment options and is shaping the future of patient care. 

The Impact of Peak Performance Leadership in Healthcare

In Episode 9 of The Illuminare Podcast, Chris McGoff joins me for part two of our conversation around tensions in healthcare, as we dive more specifically into how culture and peak performance impact the industry!

As Chris states, “Culture is the most valuable off-balance sheet asset a company has.” In our discussion we focus on the definition of company culture and the driving power behind it, including why companies tolerate and advocate for some behaviors, while other behaviors are not tolerate. 

Technology and Behavioral Health: An Overview of the Future

In this episode of The Illuminare Podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with my friend and colleague,  Scott Klososky, a technologist, global speaker, author and founder of The Future Point of View. 

Scott brings to the show a global perspective on the future of technology and its role in healthcare.

Join us for part one of our discussion, as Scott talks about how emerging digital trends will impact the current status quo of our healthcare system, behavioral health and more.

Tensions in Healthcare: Why is Culture So Important?

On Episode 7 of The Illuminare Podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with my dear friend and colleague Chris McGoff, author, speaker, and founder of The Clearing Inc, who joined me for a conversation about tensions in healthcare.

In part-one of our conversation we dove into how these tensions impact business operations and how the service industry can better serve its key stakeholders including customers, service providers and investors!

Redefining Normal: Perspectives from an Autistic Self Advocate

On Episode 6 of my podcast, I am joined by Christine Motokane, an autistic self-advocate, special education paraeducator and author of Working the Double Shift: A Young Woman’s Journey with Autism. 

Christine and I sat down for an important conversation about acceptance, self-advocacy and the importance of supporting and empowering individuals who are on the autism spectrum.

Join us for invaluable insight from Christine as she shares more about her journey as an autistic adult!

 

 

Preparing Your Autistic Child for Adulthood

On this episode of The Illuminare Podcast, I am joined by my dear friend, Mari-Anne Kehler, parent and fellow advocate for autistic individuals, for a personal and insightful discussion about raising an autistic child and preparing for adulthood and the future. 

Join us as Mari-Anne and I dive deep into the importance of teaching independence, building relationship and coping skill as well as advice on how on how to set young autistic individuals up for success.