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Helping you overcome your pain and get back to doing what you love most in life. In this podcast, we talk all things Whealth and Fitness. Topics include movement, nutrition, fitness, hypermobility, and more. The Official Podcast of Whealth. Invest in Your Health.
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Daily Morning Check In - Keep Connected in Jersey City. | This podcast was created in Anchor. To make your own podcast for free, visit https://anchor.fm/whealth
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Hypermobility Happy Hour is the first podcast exclusively dedicated to discussing hypermobility conditions including hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. Guests on the Hypermobility Happy Hour have included world renowned physicians, patient advocates, researchers, and individuals living with hypermobility. Listen in as we examine a wide range of topics, including treatment options for hypermobility disorders and ways to improve the doctor-patient relationship. The information provided on thi ...
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Bvster’s mission is to push past the shiny store front and expose the full picture of what it’s like to be a local food/beverage small business. From tips for budding food/beverage entrepreneurs to telling stories of creative expression through food and deep community roots, Bvster is your go-to resource for restaurants/breweries in Jersey City, Hoboken, and the NYC metro area. If you like to be on the podcast send us an email at Bvster2017@gmail.com
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On this episode, hypermobile couple Katie Goss and Andrew Dettelbach discuss their experiences living with hypermobility as well as their insights from working with hypermobile people through their practice and the organization they founded: Whealth.Links:https://spreadwhealth.com/overcome-painhttps://www.instagram.com/whealthhttps://www.facebook.c…
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On this episode, we are joined by Dr. Rita White, Doctor of Physical Therapy. Rita is a pelvic health physical therapist with over 10 years of experience helping people reconnect to their body so they can overcome pain. Her areas of expertise include pelvic health and pain conditions, especially hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (hEDS)/ Hypermobil…
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In this episode, Dr. Brian Cunningham (The Swim Doc) talks about coaching and working with swimmers of all ages, strengths, and abilities (including hypermobile swimmers). Dr. Cunningham is an experienced physical therapist and swimmer who teaches swimmers about the specific muscles they need to engage as well as the habits and strategies of elite …
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Use code DILLONP for 10% off the Limitless Program when you're ready to overcome your pain: spreadwhealth.com/limitless-program Whealth Limitless member Dillon Rudrud was told by a doctor that he wouldn't heal his spine (11 mm L4L5 disc herniation, 5 mm L5-S1 + L3-L4 disc bulge) without surgery! He tried advil, ibuprofen, cortisone injections, epid…
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On this episode, our guest is Jo Southall, Occupational Therapist and Patient Advocate. Jo is an Independent Occupational Therapist and an expert patient with many years of experience self-managing complex health conditions. Jo began working life in the sport and Outdoor Adventure industries. After being diagnosed with Hypermobile Ehlers Danlos Syn…
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On this episode, British-Iranian journalist Punteha van Terheyden discusses the recent tragic death of Stephanie Aston in New Zealand and the article Punteha wrote about Steph and Punteha’s own experiences with hypermobility and other medical conditions.Punteha van Terheyden - https://www.vtfeatures.co.uk/'Stephanie Aston died after doctors said sh…
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On this episode, our guest is Dr. Brit Harmon, a Doctor of Physical Therapy who specializes in hypermobility and women’s health. Dr. Brit works to help women to feel more empowered in their ability to create sustainable and obtainable shifts in their bodies and minds. Her background in Hypermobility, the female cycle, holistic health, and the pelvi…
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On this episode, Donna Irene talks about her experience with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and related conditions. Donna is a travel photographer with hEDS from Miami, FL and soon to be in Chattanooga, Tennessee. She picked up a camera at the age of 13 and since then her camera has taken her to 5 continents and 40 countries. Since her diagnosi…
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Content advisory: This episode contains discussion of highly sensitive topics including suicide and allegations of child abuse. Please exercise listener discretion.On this episode, Kerry interviews Donna Sullivan, a patient advocate with the organization TCAPP, The Coalition Against Pediatric Pain. She is a graduate of Providence College and has wo…
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Mitch Martow returns to the Hypermobility Happy Hour to talk about his documentary and advocacy efforts.LinksBend or Break documentary https://youtu.be/5toRNvFug3YInstagram (@mitchmartow)https://instagram.com/mitchmartow?igshid=MTIyMzRjYmRlZg==Bend or Break Instagram (@_bend_or_break_)https://instagram.com/_bend_or_break_?igshid=MTIyMzRjYmRlZg==htt…
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On this episode, Kalin Johnson, a healthcare provider, patient advocate and entrepreneur, discusses her path to connecting the dots of Hypermobility and neurodivergency in her own life and building a patient advocacy practice. Kalin shows high-achieving, neurodivergent, & hypermobile individuals how to “unmask their health,” and feel their best thr…
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On this episode, Kalin Johnson, a healthcare provider, patient advocate and entrepreneur, discusses her path to connecting the dots of Hypermobility and neurodivergency in her own life and building a patient advocacy practice. Kalin shows high-achieving, neurodivergent, & hypermobile individuals how to “unmask their health,” and feel their best thr…
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In this episode, Taylor Goldberg, DC, discusses her practice as a hypermobility coach and her perspectives on various aspects of hypermobility spectrum conditions. Taylor is a chiropractor who works with hypermobile individuals and has a unique perspective through her education and her own experiences with hypermobility. www.hypermobilechiro.comIns…
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On this episode, returning guest Savita Sandhu from Savvy Dietetics located in Brisbane, Australia discusses diet, POTS, and hypermobility. Savita received her Bachelor Degree in Nutrition and Dietetics with Honours at the Queensland University of Technology and underwent postgraduate training with the Australasian College of Nutritional and Enviro…
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On this episode, Dr. Alysse Cruz, who goes by @zebracornmd on Instagram, discusses the diagnostic process for Hypermobility and more. Dr. Cruz is a multiracial, first generation, board-certified family medicine doctor with myopathic Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) and POTS and a passion for teaching. She obtained her degree from The Ohio State Univers…
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On this episode, Camille Schrier returns to talk about her life as a pharmacy student and her continuing advocacy efforts regarding Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. Camille graduated with honors from Virginia Tech in 2018 with dual Bachelor of Science degrees in Biochemistry and Systems Biology. She is currently pursuing a Doctor of Pharmacy degree at Virgi…
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On this episode, Kerry interviews Dr. Melissa Koehl, a physical therapist diagnosed with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. Dr. Melissa was a competitive level 10 gymnast in her earlier years and ended up incurring a number of injuries including a career-ending stress fracture to her lower back. Dr. Melissa created her own ChimeraFit method that c…
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Content notice: This episode contains discussion of premature death and descriptions of physical symptoms and medical procedures/conditionsThis podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. Please consult with appropriate medical professionals before making any changes to your own health regimen.On this episode, researchers Fiona Sull…
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On this episode, Kerry interviews Doug Kremer, a mechanical engineer diagnosed with hEDS in late 2021. He’s the father of two girls, one who is 17 and has mild features of hypermobility and another daughter who is 19 and was diagnosed with hEDS in mid-2021. Doug reached out after finding success with one of the treatments we discussed on this show …
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Content Warning: This episode contains mentions of suicidality, ableism, abuse, exploitation, medical trauma, white supremacy, eugenics. Please exercise listener discretion.On this episode, Kerry interviews L Tuthall (they, them) and Audre Wirtanen (she, her)--two disabled community organizers, care access advocates, artists, and researchers who co…
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Victoria was a professional dancer and Gyrotonic Instructor who has performed throughout the US and worldwide including in Israel, Greece, and a tour in Austria. After being diagnosed with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, Victoria switched gears and is now a Postbac student at Columbia University in New York City where she is pre-med and prepari…
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On today’s episode, Savita Sandhu from Savvy Dietetics located in Brisbane, Australia discusses the relationship between hypermobility and our diets. Savita received her Bachelor Degree in Nutrition and Dietetics with Honours at the Queensland University of Technology and underwent postgraduate training with the Australasian College of Nutritional …
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This episode is Part 3 in a series of interviews with Dr. Pradeep Chopra. This episode focuses on the types of headaches experienced by people with EDS and hypermobility and how those headaches can be diagnosed and treated.Dr. Chopra completed an anesthesia residency at Harvard Medical School and went on to complete a fellowship in Pain Management,…
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On this episode, Kerry interviews Dr. Angelina Vera, a fellowship trained orthopedic surgeon who specializes in sports medicine, arthroscopy, and the treatment of injuries to the shoulder, hip, knee, and ankle. Her practice is located in the Las Vegas, Summerlin, and Henderson areas of Nevada. She has a particular interest in hip pathology, anatomi…
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On this episode, John Ferman returns to talk about his recent work with his organization EDS Awareness/Chronic Pain Partners. EDS Awareness/Chronic Pain Partners has tons of great content including free online webinars that are posted to YouTube (one of which has an astounding 50,000 views) so definitely check them out if you haven’t already and ar…
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Christie Cox is a patient advocate who was diagnosed with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome after a 17 year quest to find answers. Christie just published a fascinating book called Holding it All Together When You’re Hypermobile: Achieving a Better Life Experience with EDS, POTS, & Joint Instability and she has a patient advocacy practice that off…
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In this episode, we dive into the nitty gritty details about Andrew (The Shirtless Dude) Dettelbach's back pain. Katie Goss leads a discussion about his disc herniation in 2013, which lasted 2 years, and his recent muscle strain that occurred at the beginning of June (2022). Hopefully, this episode gives you insight into how to overcome your pain w…
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Part 2 in our series of interviews with Dr. Pradeep Chopra, renowned specialist in treating pain and the various co-morbidities and symptoms that occur in people with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and other conditions involving chronic pain. This episode centers on mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS) and postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS).w…
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On this episode, Kerry interviews Hannah Ensor regarding her work with the Hypermobility Syndromes Association (the HMSA) and Stickman Communications. Hannah is based in the United Kingdom and she worked in the field of Environmental Health for five years before being medically retired at age 28 due to a hypermobility spectrum disorder and postural…
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Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussion of suicidal thoughts and suicide. Please exercise listener discretion and if this episode isn't for you for any reason or if you are listening with children, please skip it, we've got some great new episodes coming out soon. If you are struggling with suicidal thoughts, please seek assistance. You a…
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On this episode, Dr. Jeffrey Boris, a board-certified pediatric cardiologist and general pediatrician talks about his experience caring for patients with POTS since 2002. He has worked with patients who have multiple other diagnoses alongside their POTS, including joint hypermobility with or without Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, concussions, mast cell ac…
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On this episode (part 1 in a series), Kerry interviews Dr. Pradeep Chopra who gives an overview regarding treatment of Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes and pain. Dr. Chopra completed an anesthesia residency at Harvard Medical School and went on to complete a fellowship in Pain Management, also from Harvard. Dr. Chopra is double board certified in Pain Manag…
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On this episode, Kerry interviews Isobel Knight, a writer, researcher and lecturer on hypermobile Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. She was also a practitioner of the Bowen technique--a gentle form of soft tissue therapy from Australia for 17 years. Isobel unfortunately medically retired in 2017.. Isobel is the author of 'A Multidisciplinary Approach to Mana…
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In this episode, Andrew (The Shirtless Dude) Dettelbach and Katie Goss interview our first guest Dr. Linda Bluestein M.D. on all things related to hypermobility, hEDS, and much more. For full show notes, transcripts, and more visit the episode page on our website listed below. ENGAGE WITH WHEALTH: Sign up for "Whealthy Wednesday" (Our free weekly e…
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In this episode, Emily Rich, OT discusses her practice as an occupational therapist working with patients with EDS, hypermobility conditions, and co-morbidities like POTS. Emily is a practicing occupational therapist, Ph.D. student, and researcher. Her interests lie in chronic conditions (including POTS, EDS, and related hypermobility conditions) a…
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In this episode, Andrew (The Shirtless Dude) Dettelbach and Katie Goss dive deep into all things hypermobility, ehlers danlos syndrome (EDS), hEDS, and more! They cover the following: What is Hypermobility? How many does it impact? How to see if you have it Isn't mobility good though? Their personal stories of diagnosis and experience Who is hyperm…
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In this episode, Andrew (The Shirtless Dude) Dettelbach and Katie Goss launch the Whealth Podcast. They cover what the goal of the podcast is, who they are, how Whealth got started, what we do, and what's next! See the full outline below or check out the episode on our website for a full transcript of the episode. PODCAST INFO: Podcast Website- htt…
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Whealth Co-Founders Andrew (The Shirtless Dude) Dettelbach and Katie Goss give you a bit of insight into the Whealth Podcast, what to expect, the type of show we are creating, and more. PODCAST INFO: Podcast website- https://spreadwhealth.com/podcast YouTube Full Episodes- https://youtube.com/spreadwhealth CONNECT WITH US: Instagram- https://www.in…
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On this episode, Libby Hinsley (physical therapist, yoga therapist, and long time yoga teacher diagnosed with hypermobile EDS) discusses her practice working with hypermobile patients and chronic pain conditions as well as her new book called Yoga for Bendy People: Optimizing the Benefits of Yoga for Hypermobility. The e-book will be released in Ma…
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On this episode, Kate Skinner PT discusses her physical therapy practice and her unique perspective as a patient with EDS. Kate has a Doctorate in Physical Therapy and she currently practices as a physical therapist who specializes in the treatment of chronic pain and hypermobility. She has a number of online resources available like her Hypermobil…
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On this episode, Kerry interviews Lilian Holm (Doctor of Physical Therapy) about her practice which focuses on the treatment of patients with hypermobility conditions including Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome using physical therapy. Dr. Holm utilizes a comprehensive, unique model of care which includes extended private treatment sessions and shares her pers…
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On this episode, we have returning guest Dr. Abby McElroy who previously was a guest on the Hypermobility Happy Hour discussing EDS in animals. Today, she returns with her principal investigator Dr. Heather Gray-Edwards to discuss the exciting new research they have been working on. Dr. Gray-Edwards is an assistant professor of Radiology at the Uni…
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On this episode, Dr. Megan Barker of Rhythm Health, LLC discusses her practice treating patients with EDS and HSD using physical therapy and health coaching. Dr. Barker has a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from The George Washington University where she is a current member of the adjunct faculty at the university’s Doctor of Physical Therapy Pro…
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On this episode, Kerry interviews Ryann Mason. Ryann is a nurse, advocate, sex educator, athlete, activist, and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome patient known on instagram as chronically_ry who is involved in a number of projects, many of which involve spreading awareness about the need for increased visibility for disabled persons and better accessibility i…
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On this episode of the Hypermobility Happy Hour, Kerry interviews Dr. Richard Barnum. Dr. Barnum is a board certified child and adolescent psychiatrist who directed the Boston Juvenile Court Clinic for more than twenty years. In that role, he conducted psychiatric evaluations of thousands of children and families in the Massachusetts courts and als…
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Camille Schrier was diagnosed with classical Ehlers-Danlos as a child and went on to win the title of Miss America. She graduated with honors from Virginia Tech in 2018 with dual Bachelor of Science degrees in Biochemistry and Systems Biology. Camille is currently pursuing a Doctor of Pharmacy degree at Virginia Commonwealth University. In 2019 Cam…
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On today's episode, Nia Clark and Kerry interview Dr. Abby McElroy, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine about EDS in many different animals. Dr. McElroy has an EDS-like syndrome herself and her work focuses on the research and treatment of animals with EDS. Dr. McElroy received her bachelor’s degree in neuroscience from Smith College, her DVM from the Cu…
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On this episode, Kerry talks to Esther Gokhale, founder of the Gokhale Method or “Primal Posture,” a postural awareness technique which has a large following and was first popularized at the beginning of the 2010s with professionals in Silicon Valley, California. Esther is known as the “posture guru of Silicon Valley” and her method has been taught…
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