Integrative symptom management is a different approach to integrative medicine. Much of integrative medicine is about prevention of disease - how can you argue with that? BUT if you feel nauseous and exhausted from chemo, have chronic pain that impacts your quality of life, or can't sleep because your brain won't turn off, prevention may not be the primary thing on your mind. There are many ways to add an integrative approach into your practice. ?? You can do a 2 year fellowship: The Univ of Az has a robust, well-respected fellowship. If you want to pursue Board certification in integrative medicine you'll need to do a program like this. ??You can take an academic program: The University of Maryland Graduate School has a 1 year academic program in integrative health. I teach in this program, and it's great. If you want academic credit you'll need this kind of program. ??You can learn from me: Perhaps you aren't looking for Board certification or academic credit. If you just want to learn more evidence-supported, effective tools to help your patients (and yourself), check out the program below. It is cost effective and uber practical (no fluff) so you'll be able to implement new approaches right away. There is an option to learn in community if you don't want to take this journey alone. Check out the link below. #integrativemedicine?#HPM?#integrativepalliative?#integrativehealth #integrative?#palliative https://lnkd.in/dmXzMYhh
The Integrative Palliative Institute
医院和医疗保健
Transforming Palliative Care: Empowering Physicians and Palliative Care Teams with Integrative Solutions
关于我们
Welcome to the Integrative Palliative Institute. Our mission is to help clinicians and caregivers reduce stress, overwhelm, and feelings of losing themselves while caring for ill or aging people. We also assist palliative care organizations in differentiating themselves, attracting patients, and optimizing their clinical and administrative teams. We help our clients through online courses, coaching, consulting, speaking engagements, The Integrative Palliative Podcast, and Dr. Chiaramonte’s book, "Coping Courageously: A Heart-Centered Guide for Navigating a Loved One’s Illness Without Losing Yourself." We empower clinicians and caregivers with integrative approaches for symptom reduction, skills for difficult conversations, positive responses to stress, and micro-wellness tools to enhance their own wellbeing. For organizations, we provide strategies to boost referrals, expand patient care options, improve employee wellbeing, and increase team productivity. Conventional medical practice is powerful and essential but has its flaws. There's a better way to care for seriously ill patients and families while maintaining clinician and caregiver wellbeing. If you’ve always had a feeling that there is a better way to practice medicine, you’re right and you’re in the right place. Our mission is to provide you with the knowledge, tools, and resources to practice integrative palliative care, enhance your patient outcomes, and support your personal and professional growth and wellbeing. Subscribe to The Integrative Palliative Podcast for weekly insights and expert interviews: https://theintegrativepalliativepodcast.buzzsprout.com Stay connected and get the latest updates in integrative palliative care by signing up here: https://trainings.integrativepalliative.com/IPI-stay-in-touch Visit the Integrative Palliative Institute at www.integrativepalliative.com
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The Integrative Palliative Institute的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 医院和医疗保健
- 规模
- 1 人
- 总部
- Baltimore
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- 自有
- 创立
- 2022
- 领域
- physician education、integrative palliative medicine、cancer wellness、physician to physician support、physicians with family members with serious illness、integrative pain management、physician wellness、end of life issues、advanced communication、advance care planning、integrative palliative scholars program、Positive intelligence coaching、keynote speaking、support for palliative care organizations、team building、hospice、palliative care、Integrative Palliative Solutions、Courageous Conversations和integrative hospice
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Integrative Palliative Care Physician | “Healing the Heart of the Healer” for Oncology and Palliative Care Clinicians | Podcast Host | Coach | Speaker | Author, Coping Courageously | Director Med Ed, McGraw Hill
My dad felt trapped in his failing body and desperate to find a solution. He wanted Medical Aid in Dying, but didn't have access to it. This week's episode of The Integrative Palliative Podcast is called Medical Aid in Dying: A Tale of Autonomy and Desperation. It is a vulnerable and painful story. It is the story of my dad's desperation when his body was failing but his State didn't have a way to give him autonomy over the last part of his life. His desperation led him to make a decision that caused pain for him and pain for those who love him. If he had had access to Medical Aid in Dying, his last moments on Earth could have been peaceful instead of painful. He could have felt love instead of fear. He wouldn't have had to be alone. As a palliative care physician I have always been in support of access to Medical Aid in Dying, because it simply made sense to me to give people autonomy over the last part of their life. As a daughter of a gentle, creative, and fiercely independent man who ended his life because he felt trapped by his ailing body, I am broken-hearted that so many people in this country are suffering as he suffered. Forcing people who want autonomy over the end of their life to choose between dying slowly or figuring out how to end their life is unkind. Leaving families to sort out self-imposed aid in dying from "suicide" is cruel. From death certificates to life insurance to telling the neighbors what happened, the way that a terminally ill person leaves this Earth matters. Access to Medical Aid in Dying matters. (link to podcast in comments) #medicalaidindying #palliative #meded #MAID #deathsupport
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Today I'm speaking both as a palliative care physician and also as a daughter who just lost her dad.
Integrative Palliative Care Physician | “Healing the Heart of the Healer” for Oncology and Palliative Care Clinicians | Podcast Host | Coach | Speaker | Author, Coping Courageously | Director Med Ed, McGraw Hill
???The Most Powerful Gift You Can Give Someone Who Is Grieving When someone you care about is grieving, you probably aren't sure exactly how to help. You want to say the right thing, show up in the best way, and ease their pain at least a little. You know you can't fix it, so what should you do?? What the grieving truly need is for us to?bear witness. We can't fix it, but we can show that we see it. We can bear witness to their pain and to the specialness of the person they have lost. ???Bearing witness to their pain means sitting with them in their sorrow, without rushing to change the subject or offer a silver lining. It means saying, "I know this is hard. I see how much you’re hurting, and I’m here with you." ???Bearing witness to the specialness of their loved one is just as important as bearing witness to their pain. Say their loved one's name. Ask about them, and honor how they impacted this world. You can say, "Tell me about your mom —what was your favorite thing about her? What did she like to do? How would her friends describe her?"? Grief isn’t only about loss; it’s also about love. By actively acknowledging both the loss and the love, we honor both the person who died and the impact of losing them. As a physician I’ve had the honor of walking with many families as they navigated the loss of someone they love. As a daughter, I’ve just lost my beloved dad in a complicated and traumatic way. These past two weeks have been challenging, and I’ve noticed that what helps the most is when people bear witness to either my pain and loss OR when they bear witness to the unique and interesting way that my dad carried himself through the world. It matters how we show up for each other, and bearing witness is a loving act. My dad was an engineer and an artist. He carved the shelf below out of a tree stump and used it to hold art supplies. I love this shelf. I see his engineer self and his artist self within it. Thank you for bearing witness to his uniqueness. If you want to learn more about how to support those who are grieving—or if you’re a clinician navigating grief in your work—let’s connect.?You can find me at integrativepalliative.com #GriefSupport?#PalliativeCare?#CompassionInCare?#HealingAndHope?
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Integrative Palliative Care Physician | “Healing the Heart of the Healer” for Oncology and Palliative Care Clinicians | Podcast Host | Coach | Speaker | Author, Coping Courageously | Director Med Ed, McGraw Hill
How do you cope when someone important is missing from your holiday table? That's the topic of this week's Integrative Palliative Podcast. It's a quick listen. After you listen, let me know - what else would you add? https://lnkd.in/esHibZa4
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Integrative Palliative Care Physician | “Healing the Heart of the Healer” for Oncology and Palliative Care Clinicians | Podcast Host | Coach | Speaker | Author, Coping Courageously | Director Med Ed, McGraw Hill
I just got back from teaching integrative palliative care to Johns Hopkins palliative medicine fellows. I so enjoy teaching integrative palliative care to medical learners. It’s my jam! ?? If your medical learners (physicians, NPs, PAs, home health aides, etc) would benefit from more tools to help their patients and more ways to attend to their own wellbeing, you know where to find me. #meded #physicianwellness #integrativepalliative #HAPC #HPM
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Integrative Palliative Care Physician | “Healing the Heart of the Healer” for Oncology and Palliative Care Clinicians | Podcast Host | Coach | Speaker | Author, Coping Courageously | Director Med Ed, McGraw Hill
How can we cope with deeply upsetting circumstances? In palliative care we help people cope with the emotional pain and fear of losing someone they love. Those same principles can help us cope with whatever deeply upsetting circumstances we find ourselves in. Have a listen. What would you add? You'll find the link in the comments. #coping #stress #stressmanagement
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Integrative Palliative Care Physician | “Healing the Heart of the Healer” for Oncology and Palliative Care Clinicians | Podcast Host | Coach | Speaker | Author, Coping Courageously | Director Med Ed, McGraw Hill
Helping people cope with deeply upsetting situations is what we do in palliative care. Here are some things that can help… ?? Allow the feelings in as you are able. You don’t have to flood yourself with the feels and you also shouldn’t permanently stuff them. All feelings are allowed - sadness, anger, disbelief, grief. ?? Don’t compare your insides to other people’s outsides. Everybody copes in their own way and that’s OK. ?? Use your senses to focus on the now. What do you hear, feel, see? Focus on the taste of your coffee or the softness of your puppy’s fur. Sometimes your “now” will include planning for the future. But don’t indulge your mind’s tendency to catastrophize about the future with “what if…” ?? Make a list of what you are grateful for - try to fill a notebook page. ?? Put good into the world or help someone else. Life is hard. And also beautiful. And also hard. We can’t choose what happens to us, but we can choose how we respond.
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Integrative Palliative Care Physician | “Healing the Heart of the Healer” for Oncology and Palliative Care Clinicians | Podcast Host | Coach | Speaker | Author, Coping Courageously | Director Med Ed, McGraw Hill
What causes near death experiences? Is it more like the last sputtering of a dying brain or a connection to the other side? I’ve had interesting experiences with my patients and even in my own life that make me think there is some kind of consciousness after our body dies. This article adds some interesting science to the conversation. What do you think? #neardeathexperience #NDE #death https://lnkd.in/ef8KJS9j
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Integrative Palliative Care Physician | “Healing the Heart of the Healer” for Oncology and Palliative Care Clinicians | Podcast Host | Coach | Speaker | Author, Coping Courageously | Director Med Ed, McGraw Hill
#PalliativeCare is a crucial part of home health care, and it all starts with the caregiver. I was a guest on @ComForCare's ComForConnections podcast talking about caregiving. Check it out:?https://bit.ly/4ebYlAu ? #sponsored #HomeHealthCare #ElderCare
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Integrative Palliative Care Physician | “Healing the Heart of the Healer” for Oncology and Palliative Care Clinicians | Podcast Host | Coach | Speaker | Author, Coping Courageously | Director Med Ed, McGraw Hill
Do you want a green burial? How is it different from a standard burial? This week on The Integrative Palliative Podcast you'll learn ?? The difference between a natural burial and a shroud burial ?? What on earth is human composting? ?? What are the options for sending human remains into the sea? Let's talk about it! Link in the comments. #medpodcast #greenburial #deatheducation
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