Cecily and Natasha talk with Dr. Rachel Rubin about asking deeper questions, learning continuously, and breaking down stigmas-- all within Dr. Rubin's career in women's sexual health.

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Living Breathing Medicine is a podcast from Northern Virginia Family Practice. Find us on Facebook and LinkedIn, and be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode. You can also nominate health care providers for future interviews here.

Dr. Denise Armellini of The Endocrine Center joins Natasha and Cecily to discuss why the three of them each changed their mode of practice. Transforming their practices into concierge medicine models has allowed them all to take more time with patients, as well as more time for themselves.

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Living Breathing Medicine is a podcast from Northern Virginia Family Practice. Find us on Facebook and LinkedIn, and be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode. You can also nominate health care providers for future interviews here.

Natasha and Cecily talk with Robyn Brickel, psychotherapist and owner/clinical director of Brickel and Associates in Alexandria, Virginia. What is trauma-informed care? What would a "bottom-up" approach to treating trauma look like? And what happens when trauma triggers physical symptoms? Together, they further explore the mind-body connection and the importance in creating a safe environment when it comes to delivering quality care.

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• Read Robyn's helpful blogs on her website

Living Breathing Medicine is a podcast from Northern Virginia Family Practice. Find us on Facebook and LinkedIn, and be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode. You can also nominate health care providers for future interviews here.