Claiming Wholeness: Introduction ~ What is the Claiming Wholeness in Medicine course about?

 E1 Claiming Wholeness: Introduction ~ What is the Claiming Wholeness in Medicine course about?Welcome to Season 2: Claiming Wholeness in Health and Education.  The next 10 mini-episodes are part of a curriculum designed to help you find healing insights and claim a sense of wholeness in your life. These episodes are based on a course created for those who are either learning or practicing medicine. But whether you are a medical provider, healer, educator, or anyone experiencing burn-out, the examples are applicable and invite you to think differently about the processes of healing and your participation in them. Each episode explores how medical providers can move between diverse levels of assessment and diagnosis, both in terms of patient care and their own professional well-being. Part 1 starts with the questions: What helps you feel whole? What experiences or practices help you feel more connected to all the parts of you?Your host, Dr. Adam Blanning, is a family medicine practitioner, lecturer, teacher, and leader in the Medical Section, a research group out of the Goetheanum in Switzerland. During these 15 minute episodes, he will ask you questions to reawaken your curiosity, In fact, you’ll be asked to start to think differently, while being offered specific tools for building resilience and enlivening your personal or professional practice through an integrative medical view. Thank you for listening. If you are listening to this podcast, we would love your support! For the expanded course and more resources, go to helpthehealers.orgThis episode explores why burnout rates have risen so much in medical work. and describes the “trimming” process that frequently happens in training, leading to a narrowed experience of oneself. Adam explores the ways in which wholeness comes not through more tasks, but through expanded ways of thinking and understandingFind more resources about the full course at helpthehealers.org and support this work by making a donation at medicalsection.goetheanum.ch. Email [email protected] with your questions and ideas. Follow us on Instagram @medical_section.

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