This podcast features people with chronic health conditions as they share their positive coping tools and practitioners of mind-body and/or alternative health who have helped people with a chronic health condition.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Categories | Alternative HealthHealth & Fitness |
An episode to catch everyone up on what’s been going on in the life of someone in their early 60s with a progressive health condition. Waning energy prohibits many of us for reaching all of the goals we’d like to achieve. It takes time to acclimate t... more
My guest for this Glass Half Full podcast episode is Patrick Regan. Patrick is a young man living in Alaska with SMA (spinal muscle atrophy) who uses AAC to communicate. We've gotten to know each other through online BORP classes -- Tai Chi and Pilat... more
I don’t know who coined the term movement is medicine, but it resonates for me. My early experiences with exercise were not joyful; grade school physical education was bad medicine. But once I started dancing with friends in high school – before card... more
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Such a great resource for people wondering what to do, what’s next and how to live a full life!
Look forward to each new episode. Always a refreshing take on life with chronic illness
For policy makers and patients alike! Leslie asks thoughtful interview questions, links whole health best practices, and approaches disability care seamlessly in this podcast. This podcast should be a trendsetter not just in the health care industry, but down to how we design our infrastructure and shapes our attitudes about what health means.
So glad I found this podcast. My partner has DM1 and this show has been inspirational. Informative and compassionate.
Well done podcast that largely revolves around healing and generally dealing with chronic issues. Leslie's compassion, humor and joy de vivre make what could be difficult instead be a message of hope, optimism and positive ways to cope, thrive and heal. Recommended.
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Glass Half Full launched 8 years ago and published 100 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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