In this episode of the Revital Health Podcast, Jodi sits down with Marli Allan, registered naturopath and qualified nurse, for a grounded conversation on career change, burnout, preventative care and the future of integrative health.Marli shares her journey from working in intensive care and cardiology to studying a Master of Naturopathic Medicine, and how her experiences in the hospital system shaped her passion for root-cause, preventative healthcare. Together, Jodi and Marli explore the emotional impact of frontline care, the importance of nervous system support for practitioners, and why more people are seeking an approach that blends biomedical understanding with evidence-informed natural medicine.They also discuss:burnout in nursing and the hidden emotional toll of healthcare workwhy preventative medicine is more important than everbridging conventional and naturopathic models of carethe role of gut health, hormones and stress in long-term wellbeingfollowing intuition when you know something in life needs to changesupporting people to not just function, but truly feel wellThis episode is for practitioners, students, nurses, and anyone interested in a more integrated, human-centred view of health.About Marli Allan Marli Allan is a degree-qualified clinical naturopath and registered nurse with experience across acute care, cardiology, intensive care and chronic disease management. She is part of the Revital Health team, where she supports clients with digestive and gut health, hormonal health, fatigue, stress, burnout, and chronic or complex conditions through personalised, evidence-informed care.Where to Find Marli https://www.instagram.com/restorenaturopath/https://www.revitalhealth.com.au/marli-allan

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