
How do we make the world better? By making ourselves better! Using his groundbreaking I-M Approach, Dr. Joe Shrand examines who we are, and why we do what we do.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 317 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental Health | |||

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The Dr Joe Show and his I-M approach is eye opening. respect leads to trust. small changes have big effects. you can't control, only influence. tune in. you'll be glad you did
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This program centers mental health, resilience, education, and transformative approaches to personal growth through an I-M (I Am) framework. Episodes frequently feature researchers, clinicians, educators, and authors who share evidence-based insights on coping with stress, trauma, addiction, grief, and systemic challenges, often weaving practical tips for individuals and organizations. A standout strength is the way guests bridge academic research and real-world application, blending clinical depth with accessible storytelling. Listeners likely include mental health professionals, educators, caregivers, and people seeking practical frameworks to improve well-being, relational dynamics, and community impact across families and workplaces.
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2. Kenitra Dominguez
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