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The Care2Grow Show

The Care2Grow Show

著者： Dr. Larry Arbeitman
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The Care2Grow Show is a podcast where real conversations with purpose-driven practitioners reveal what it truly means to lead with care. What to expect: Candid interviews with successful chiropractors and healthcare providers to learn how they incorporate "care" into their patient care. Insights into the mindset shifts and pivotal moments that changed their careers Practical tools for building trust, growing sustainably, and staying aligned. A deeper look at the care-first philosophy in real-world practice: Whether you're looking for inspiration, tactical strategies, or a reminder of why you started, this podcast is designed to nourish your mind, align your mission, and reignite your passion for practice.2025 代替医療・補完医療 衛生・健康的な生活 身体的病い・疾患
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  • Holding Space for Healing: Nicole Wegweiser, LCSW, on Trauma Therapy, Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy & the Inner Child

    Holding Space for Healing: Nicole Wegweiser, LCSW, on Trauma Therapy, Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy & the Inner Child
    2026/08/24

    Nicole Wegweiser, LCSW — owner and founder of Mindful Therapy of Monmouth County — joins Dr. Larry Arbeitman for a deep, honest conversation about what real compassionate care looks like in mental health.

    Nicole shares her own path into therapy (sparked by finding the right therapist herself during a difficult relationship in her 20s), why she believes providers can't fully help clients go deeper than they've gone in their own healing, and the difference between fixing, helping, and serving a client — a distinction that reframes the entire provider-patient relationship.

    The conversation goes deep into Nicole's specialized modalities: EMDR, psychodrama, Imago Relationship Therapy, and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) — including the difference between psychedelic and psycholytic uses of ketamine, how it creates new neural pathways ("like fresh powder on a ski slope"), and why the integration process after a journey is where the real transformation happens. She also unpacks inner child work, nervous system regulation, and what "holding space" really means for any provider — not just therapists.

    This episode is essential listening for any healthcare provider who wants to understand what root-cause, whole-person care looks like from the mental health side of the room.

    In this episode, you'll hear about:

    • Nicole's origin story and why she believes therapists must be in their own therapy
    • The difference between fixing, helping, and serving a client
    • Why self-care isn't optional for providers — it's the foundation of good care
    • Inner child work and how childhood attachment wounds show up in adult relationships
    • What ketamine-assisted psychotherapy is, and the difference between psychedelic and psycholytic use
    • How group "medicine work" creates collective healing
    • Why the integration process after a session matters more than the session itself
    • What "holding space" means for providers in any healthcare specialty — not just therapy

    A few standout lines from this episode:

    • "Fixing basically says you're broken and you need me to fix you. Serving says we're in this together."
    • "The issues are in our tissues."
    • "You have to fall in love with your clients."

    Listen to the full conversation — link in bio.

    Connect with Nicole Wegweiser, LCSW:
    Website: www.nicolewegweiser.com
    Instagram: instagram.com/mindful_therapy_of_mc
    Facebook: facebook.com/nicolewegweiserlcsw
    LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/nicole-wegweiser-lcsw-7211337
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    53 分
  • Nervous System Regulation, HRV & the Return to Compassionate Care with Dr. Josh Shields, DC, C.F.M.P.

    Nervous System Regulation, HRV & the Return to Compassionate Care with Dr. Josh Shields, DC, C.F.M.P.
    2026/08/10
    What if healing isn't only about what you take, what you eat, or what treatment you receive? What if the way a patient thinks, feels, trusts, and experiences care is part of the healing process itself? In this episode of The Care2Grow Show, Dr. Larry Arbeitman sits down with longtime friend Dr. Josh Shields, DC, C.F.M.P., author of Revitalize 360 and a respected functional medicine practitioner. Their friendship goes back more than 25 years to chiropractic school, but Dr. Shields' professional journey has taken him far beyond where he started. After years of exploring functional medicine, naturopathy, holistic health, human physiology, and cognitive neuroscience, Josh found himself coming full circle—back to the nervous system. As he explains during the conversation: "You can't fight your way to health." For patients struggling with chronic health challenges, Dr. Shields believes biology is only part of the picture. Fear, stress, beliefs, nervous system dysregulation, and the relationship patients develop with their own symptoms can profoundly influence their experience of healing. Larry and Josh explore what it means to create an environment where patients feel heard, understood, safe, and genuinely cared for. They also discuss why some patients are leaving conventional healthcare encounters feeling confused and disconnected, and why follow-up, communication, reassurance, and human connection remain essential parts of patient care. IN THIS EPISODE Dr. Shields and Dr. Arbeitman discuss: Josh's journey from growing up in a chiropractic family to functional medicineWhy his understanding of health eventually came full circle back to the nervous systemThe role of cumulative stress and allostatic loadWhy trust and a sense of safety matter in the patient experience Treating patients like you would treat your own familyWhy you can teach skills—but you can't simply train someone to genuinely careHow Josh intentionally hires compassionate people for his teamThe importance of actually listening to patientsWhy a patient's relationship with their symptoms matters Nervous system regulation and its relationship to healing Heart rate variability (HRV) and adaptability to stress Resonance breathing, mindfulness, and nervous system regulationHow Josh approaches burnout and reconnects with purposeWhy understanding a patient's deeper "why" can change the doctor-patient relationshipThe importance of self-care for healthcare providers Josh's upcoming work, including Unlock Your Healing BrainWhy great care sometimes means doing what is right for the patient even when it isn't what's best for the business A POWERFUL TAKEAWAY Near the end of the conversation, Larry asks Josh to finish one sentence: "Care is…" Josh's answer captures the heart of the entire episode: Doing the right thing for the other person—even when it may be difficult or may not benefit your practice. That is exactly the kind of conversation The Care2Grow Show was created to have. Healthcare is filled with good people who entered the profession because they wanted to help. Our mission is to keep that purpose alive—and put CARE back into healthcare, one conversation at a time. LISTEN & FOLLOW THE CARE2GROW SHOW Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6DChMMsiKHU3RGxyPET2K8 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-care2grow-show/id1862210422 Care2Grow Podcast: https://www.care2growconsulting.com/podcast Libsyn: https://sites.libsyn.com/600625 If this conversation resonates with you, please follow, rate, review, and share The Care2Grow Show. Every share helps us bring more care-centered conversations to healthcare professionals. Hosted by Dr. Larry Arbeitman Care2Grow Consulting When we care, we grow.
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    56 分
  • Trust Precedes Healing: Dr. Sabina Ratner on Rheumatology, Whole-Person Care & Beating Burnout

    Trust Precedes Healing: Dr. Sabina Ratner on Rheumatology, Whole-Person Care & Beating Burnout
    2026/07/27

    Board-certified rheumatologist Dr. Sabina Ratner joins The Care2Grow Show to talk about what it really means to treat the whole patient — not just the diagnosis. Dr. Ratner shares her unexpected path from physician assistant to MD after a life-changing car accident, why she believes trust has to come before healing can happen, and how a simple habit (gowning every new patient for a full physical exam) uncovers what other providers miss.

    She also opens up about training her staff to lead with empathy instead of judgment, building peer-support communities for young patients newly diagnosed with autoimmune conditions like lupus and rheumatoid arthritis, and the personal practices — gratitude, affirmations, and her own self-care routine — that keep her from burning out.

    Topics covered:

    • Her journey from PA to MD after a serious accident
    • Why trust precedes healing, and how she earns it in a first visit
    • Training front-desk staff and residents to respond with curiosity, not judgment
    • Building buddy-system support groups for young autoimmune patients
    • Personal burnout-prevention strategies for providers
    • Why she's pursuing functional nutrition and integrative medicine

    Connect with Dr. Larry Arbeitman and Care2Grow Consulting: https://www.care2growconsulting.com/
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    51 分
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