Journey Guide Podcast
Journey Guide Podcast
Podcast Description
Welcome to the Journey Guide Project, a podcast where we’ll dive into our stories and redefine what it means to heal.
In each episode, we’ll journey alongside others who are reshaping the experience of care, exploring not just the biology of germs, cancers, and cholesterol, but also the science of stress and inflammation.
Come along with us as we uncover the wisdom in every journey, revealing how our stories, connection, and compassion can seamlessly integrate into the medical experience to guide profound healing and bring forth a new era of authentic, holistic care
Let’s meet the founders of the Journey Guide Project, each bringing a unique perspective to the mission of redefining healing. Kami Noland, an expert in rural health and resilience, reveals the hidden language between body and mind. MaryAnn Boe, guided by her journey with her son Deva, brings empathy and insight to helping others navigate disease and healing. Greg Kutcher, a retired family doctor with extensive experience in healthcare leadership and hospice care, offers a broad perspective on how healthcare can evolve. Together, Kami, MaryAnn, and Greg are shaping a movement focused on transforming the experience of care.
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Content Themes
The podcast delves into themes of healthcare transformation, the intersection of mind and body, and the narrative of healing, with episodes like 'The Hidden Language of Body and Mind' and 'Empathy in Navigating Illness' showcasing how emotional and psychological factors play crucial roles in health.
Welcome to the Journey Guide Project, a podcast where we’ll dive into our stories and redefine what it means to heal.
In each episode, we’ll journey alongside others who are reshaping the experience of care, exploring not just the biology of germs, cancers, and cholesterol, but also the science of stress and inflammation.
Come along with us as we uncover the wisdom in every journey, revealing how our stories, connection, and compassion can seamlessly integrate into the medical experience to guide profound healing and bring forth a new era of authentic, holistic care
Let’s meet the founders of the Journey Guide Project, each bringing a unique perspective to the mission of redefining healing. Kami Noland, an expert in rural health and resilience, reveals the hidden language between body and mind. MaryAnn Boe, guided by her journey with her son Deva, brings empathy and insight to helping others navigate disease and healing. Greg Kutcher, a retired family doctor with extensive experience in healthcare leadership and hospice care, offers a broad perspective on how healthcare can evolve. Together, Kami, MaryAnn, and Greg are shaping a movement focused on transforming the experience of care.
Welcome to the Journey Guide Project, where we’ll dive into our stories and redefine what it means to heal.
In each episode, we’ll journey alongside others who are reshaping the experience of care, exploring not just the biology of germs, cancers, and cholesterol, but also the science of stress and inflammation.
Come along with us as we uncover the wisdom in every journey, revealing how our stories, connection, and compassion can seamlessly integrate into the medical experience to guide profound healing and bring forth a new era of authentic, holistic care
Let’s meet the founders of the Journey Guide Project, each bringing a unique perspective to the mission of redefining healing. Kami Noland, an expert in rural health and resilience, reveals the hidden language between body and mind. MaryAnn Boe, guided by her journey with her son Deva, brings empathy and insight to helping others navigate disease and healing. Greg Kutcher, a retired family doctor with extensive experience in healthcare leadership and hospice care, offers a broad perspective on how healthcare can evolve. Together, Kami, MaryAnn, and Greg are shaping a movement focused on transforming the experience of care.
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