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Question: What is the least you need for your happiness?
On this Short Talk on Talks with Dr Shafer, Dr Shafer explores the question of what is the least you need for the greatest return on your happiness. Dr Shafer emphasizes the importance of staying true to yourself and not trying to fit in with others when answering this question. Dr. Shafer discusses the concept of cognitive dissonance and how it can lead to dissatisfaction if we don't heed it's warning signs. She shares her personal experience of investing in her own happiness by taking up running and leaving behind the activities that had been using up her energy and time and leaving her feeling unfulfilled and stuck. Dr Shafer encourages listeners to assess their possessions, habits, and relationships to determine what is truly necessary for their happiness.
Stay true to yourself and don't try to fit in with others.
Invest in activities and habits that align with your values and bring you joy.
Conserve your energy and focus on what truly matters to you.
Assess your possessions, habits, and relationships to determine what is truly necessary for your happiness.
Conserving Energy for What Truly Matters
Finding Happiness by Staying True to Yourself
Sound Bites:
"Going down others paths will only lead to cognitive dissonance."
"All I needed to achieve this was an investment in my time and a good pair of running shoes."
"Happiness is a side effect of doing the work to uncomplicate life."
Dr Shafer Stedron, MD is a musician turned Neurologist, a mom, a Jay Shetty-Certified Life Coach, an Author, Publisher, and so much more. She is passionate about helping others reclaim their stories and build their most beautiful future, unlocking their fullest potential informed by her background in neurology, psychology, business and entertainment.
Dr. Shafer's story is one of triumph, self-awareness, and tireless creation. As she has reclaimed her own story, rebuilding her life after difficult experiences, she launched We Don’t Tell Our Stories, an online community to help people suffering from Domestic Abuse and Intimate Partner Violence. Her love of writing inspired her to launch Little House of Dreams Publishing, a children’s literature publishing house focused on sharing the stories of children. Dr Shafer believes it is never too early to show young people how important their voice truly is, and the power they possess to create a better world.
To watch inspiring and informative Talks with Dr Shafer head to her YouTube Channel: / @talkswithdrshafer
This episode does not offer individualized medical advice. Opinions discussed are for informational purposes only, and should not be considered medical advice.
Little House Of Dreams Entertainment, LLC, 2024.
All Rights Reserved.
Music Credit: Shafer Yost, Impulse
"Just One More": Overcoming Trauma to Run Around Australia for Mental Health with Brooke McIntosh
Tuesday, September 10, 2024 • Duration 50:33
"Just One More:" Overcoming Trauma to Running Around Australia for Mental Health with Brooke McIntosh
On this Episode of Talks with Dr Shafer, Dr Shafer welcomes Special Guest Brooke McIntosh to the show. Brooke Mcintosh, an elite athlete and entrepreneur, shares her inspiring story of overcoming adversity and using running as a tool for both improving her own mental health and advocating for mental health awareness. After surviving an accident where she was hit by a truck but managed to walk away, Brooke made a commitment to use her life to create a positive impact in the world. She started running long distances to raise awareness for mental health and hasn't stopped since. In 2023, Brooke McIntosh raised over $70,000 for mental health organizations when she ran 1,600 km from Pilbara to Perth. Now, Brooke is running a successful business and training to tackle her next big goal: a run around Australia in 2025 to raise over a million dollars for Mental Health. Today, Brooke emphasizes the importance of addressing mental health and not suffering in silence. She also discusses the power of running in processing emotions and finding clarity. Brooke is involved in various endeavors, including business coaching, interior design, and public speaking. She emphasizes the importance of taking a holistic approach to training, including strength training, nutrition, and mental health care. Many runners join her on her journey for their own mental health benefits, and Brooke invites listeners to join her next year on her journey and support her cause. Brooke's mission is to support the Blue Tree Project, a mental health charity that encourages conversations about mental health by painting trees blue.
Learn More about Brooke McIntosh, her business, coaching services and her amazing run athttps://www.brookemcintosh.com.au/
Check Out Brooke McIntosh's Podcast Limitless athttps://www.brookemcintosh.com.au/podcast
Our Tolerance For Making Mistakes After Having An Intolerant, Unpredictable Early Life Caregiver
Saturday, August 10, 2024 • Duration 09:45
Our Tolerance For Making Mistakes After Having An Intolerant, Unpredictable Early Life Caregiver
In this Short Talk on Talks with Dr Shafer, Dr. Shafer discusses how our attitudes towards growth and our tolerance for making mistakes can be affected after growing up with intolerant or unpredictable caregivers. Dr Shafer explores how being trained to believe that criticism is love can affect our ability to accept kindness and praise. Dr. Shafer emphasizes the importance of understanding the patterns we learned from our caregivers and how they shape our thoughts, behaviors, and relationships, and to see the opportunity for creating a new mindset, setting the stage for healthier relationships and a happier life. She encourages listeners to embrace neuroplasticity and the potential for growth, even if it requires pruning old connections and reworking thoughts, habits, and relationships.
Spreading Peace Through Music with Jazz For Peace Creator Rick DellaRatta!
Tuesday, August 6, 2024 • Duration 49:23
Spreading Peace Through Music with Jazz For Peace Creator Rick DellaRatta!
On this inspiring episode of Talks with Dr Shafer, Dr Shafer welcomes Special Guest Rick DellaRatta, an internationally acclaimed jazz artist and founder of Jazz for Peace. Rick DellaRatta shares his journey and mission to spread peace through music. Rick discusses the power of music to bring joy and create a more peaceful world. Rick performs a beautiful rendition of The Waters of March and discusses the power of music to connect people and promote peace. Rick discusses the book, 'Paving the Path for Peace Through Music,' and his podcast, 'The Jazz for Peace Podcast.' Rick embodies the importance of using our talents and words to make a positive impact in the world.
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Maintaining Interest to Stay Motivated to Reach Your Goals!
Saturday, August 3, 2024 • Duration 04:23
Maintaining Interest To Stay Motivated to Reach Your Goals!
On Today's Short Talk on Talks with Dr Shafer, Dr. Shafer discusses the importance of maintaining interest and motivation in achieving goals. She emphasizes the need to celebrate wins, no matter how small, and create a reward system to sustain motivation. Dr. Shafer also highlights the power of positive self-talk and focusing on what inspires us. She encourages listeners to harness their energy and take responsibility for maintaining interest and drive towards their goals. You can achieve anything if you truly set your mind to it. And the first step is working on your mindset and creating an actionable plan to achieving your goals!
Takeaways
Celebrate your wins, no matter how small, to maintain motivation.
Create a reward system to sustain interest in achieving goals.
Practice positive self-talk and focus on what inspires you.
Take responsibility for maintaining interest and drive towards your goals.
Titles
Harnessing Energy and Positive Self-Talk
Focusing on Inspiration and Forward Progress
Sound Bites
"No matter how small or basic the task may seem that you've completed, if it moves you towards your goal, it has big meaning."
"And when we celebrate our goals, we create a tradition of stopping to savor the good feelings we have towards ourselves for achieving even small goals and maintaining healthy habits."
"Because at the end of the day, we cannot control what happens, but we can learn to harness our energy to craft our responses."
ADHD and Women with Tracy Otsuka: Overcoming Feelings of Too Muchness and Leaning Into Your Interests
Tuesday, July 30, 2024 • Duration 56:56
ADHD and Women with Tracy Otsuka: Overcoming Feelings of Too Muchness and Leaning Into Your Interests
On this episode of Talks with Dr Shafer, Dr Shafer welcomes Special Guest Tracy Otsuka, Lawyer, Author and Host of ADHD for Smart Ass Women. Tracy Otsuka shares her journey of being diagnosed with ADHD later in life and how it has impacted her life and career. She discusses the misconceptions and stereotypes surrounding ADHD, especially in women, and the importance of understanding the unique strengths and challenges that come with it. Tracy emphasizes the need for women with ADHD to lean into their interests and purpose, and to not let shame or societal expectations hold them back. She also highlights the connection between ADHD and trauma, and the importance of seeking support and understanding in managing ADHD symptoms. Tracy Otsuka discusses the impact of ADHD on women, particularly during perimenopause and menopause. She emphasizes the importance of understanding one's brain and finding strategies that work for individual strengths. Tracy shares her own experiences with exercise and sleep as effective ways to manage ADHD symptoms.#ADHD #women #diagnosis #stereotypes #strengths #challenges #purpose #shame #trauma #support #ADHD #perimenopause #menopause #dopamine #exercise #talkswithdrshafer #tracyotsuka #adhdforsmartasswomen #podcast #coachTakeaways
@tracyotsuka @adhdforsmartasswomen
Takeaways
ADHD in women can often go undiagnosed or misdiagnosed due to misconceptions and stereotypes.
ADHD symptoms can be different in women
Managing ADHD involves understanding and embracing one's interests and purpose.
Finding strategies that work for individual strengths is crucial for managing ADHD symptoms.
Understanding one's purpose and working in alignment with strengths can lead to a more fulfilling life with ADHD.
Celebrating accomplishments and focusing on strengths is important for building self-confidence and overcoming feelings of not being enough.
ADHD and Trauma: Navigating the Intersection
Leaning into Purpose: Empowering Women with ADHD The Power of Exercise and Sleep for ADHD
Investing in Healthy Habits: Why Building Self Trust Is Key for Thriving in Challenging Times
Season 1 · Episode 47
Saturday, July 27, 2024 • Duration 04:49
Investing in Healthy Habits: Why Building Self Trust Is Key for Thriving in Challenging Times
In this Short Talk on Talks with Dr Shafer, Dr. Shafer emphasizes the importance of health and how it impacts our ability to live in alignment with our purpose. She encourages building healthy habits when we are already healthy, so that we have resilience during difficult times when they come. Dr. Shafer suggests committing to a healthy sleep regimen, positive focus, surrounding ourselves with uplifting individuals, and fueling our bodies with nutritious food as potential investments in our health. Dr Shafer recommends journaling and setting tangible goals to create a structured plan for reaching them as part of a plan for proving to ourselves that we can be the person we dream of being with the right plan in place.
Keywords
#health #habits #resilience #sleep #positivefocus #nutrition #goals #belief, #selftrust #talkswithdrshafer #lifecoach #podcast #drshaferstedronova
Takeaways
Health is essential for meeting our functional needs and living in alignment with our purpose.
Building healthy habits when we are already healthy helps us develop resilience for difficult times.
Committing to a healthy sleep regimen, positive focus, and nutritious food can improve our overall well-being.
Journaling and setting tangible goals with actionable steps can help us reach our goals and build self-trust.
Titles
Building Resilience Through Healthy Habits
Setting Tangible Goals and Building Self-Trust
Sound Bites
"If our physical or mental state is such that we cannot meet our functional needs, we do not have the energy and bandwidth to dedicate to the things that make us feel complete, whole, and that we are living in alignment with our purpose."
"We can decide to use our energy to build healthy habits that will carry us through those moments."
"One option is to begin to journal, to set down in writing tangible goals, to commit to these one by one, create actionable steps as a part of a structured plan to reach your goals, hold yourself accountable to a timeline that is attainable, and stick with it."
We Hope You Enjoy Today’s Episode. Please Like And Subscribe To Get The Next Inspiring, Growth-Focused Episode Of Talks With Dr Shafer, And Comment, Follow And Rate The Podcast To Help Spread Dr Shafer's Message Of Growth, Healing, And Reclaiming Your Story To As Many People As Possible!
Talks with Dr Shafer is hosted by Neurologist, Mom, Life Coach, Musician and Author Shafer Stedron, MD, who is passionate about storytelling as a tool to help reclaim your story and create your most beautiful future.
You can learn more about Dr Shafer on her website, www.drshaferstedronova.com,
and follow Talks with Dr Shafer on Facebook @TalkswithDrShafer, Instagram @talks_with_dr_shafer, TikTok @DrShafer, Youtube @Talks with Dr Shafer, Spotify, Amazon Music, and Apple Music.
This episode does not offer individualized medical advice. Opinions discussed are for informational purposes only, and should not be considered medical advice.
Little House Of Dreams Entertainment, LLC, 2024.
All Rights Reserved.
Music Credit: Shafer Yost, Impulse
Facing Trauma And Healing Through EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) Therapy
Tuesday, July 23, 2024 • Duration 56:18
Trigger Warning: Today’s Episode Discusses Domestic Abuse, Sexual Assault, and Healing From Trauma.
Audio Visual Version
Facing Trauma And Healing Through EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) Therapy
On this moving and informative episode of Talks with Dr Shafer, Dr. Shafer interviews Adalina East, a neuroscientist, therapist, and transformational healer, about EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) therapy. Adalina shares her personal experience with trauma and how she found healing through various modalities, including EMDR. They discuss the importance of finding the right therapy modality for each individual and the need for elevated advocacy to ensure access to effective treatments. Adalina guides Dr. Shafer through a brief EMDR session, focusing on a specific memory and using a safe place chosen by Dr Shafer (an airplane flying away) as a resource. Dr. Shafer experiences a sense of calm and happiness during the session as she copes with continuing to return to the traumatic location and embrace the accompanying sensations and thoughts associated with that memory. Through the use of EMDR therapy, Adalina helps Dr. Shafer process her emotions and physical sensations associated with the traumatic event. They work on releasing the fear and tightness in her body and implanting new beliefs of resilience and worthiness. Dr. Shafer experiences a sense of peace and growth , and hopes that others interested in learning more about EMDR therapy may find today’s episode to be helpful and healing.
Takeaways
• EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is a therapy technique that uses eye movements to help rewrite traumatic memories in the brain. • Finding the right therapy modality is important for healing trauma, and it may involve trying different techniques and modalities to find what works best for each individual.
• Advocacy is needed to ensure access to effective treatments, as some modalities may not be covered by insurance.
• Creating a safe place or resource, such as imagining being on an airplane, can help regulate the nervous system and provide a sense of calm during therapy sessions.
We Start Fitting In First to Survive, But Then We Struggle To Thrive
Saturday, July 20, 2024 • Duration 05:02
We Start Fitting In First to Survive, But Then We Struggle To Thrive
Today on this Short Talk on Talks with Dr Shafer, I want to talk about the need to fit in. This need is natural and a part of our survival mechanisms. As a child, we needed to fit into our family because if they didn’t accept us, we would literally die. We were completely dependent on them to accept us, care for us and protect us. If there were issues leading to trouble connecting with our caregivers, we may have created complex tactics and strategies to ensure our needs were met and that we would not be rejected. Later in life, because the brain is hard-wired to repeat its habits until a new one is formed, we seek familiar relationships, even if the original version did not bring us peace, happiness or really meet our needs. We get used to begging for approval and silencing our wants and needs and beliefs, and focus all of our energy outward, on meeting the needs (real or imagined) of others. This sets us up for toxic relationships brimming with manipulation, coercion, and confusion. We want to earn love from this person, but it seems unattainable. If this is a familiar dynamic to us in relationships, no matter how bad it may feel or how much it may affect us, we may not see it as wrong behavior from the other person, because that is what we are used to. We may simply interpret that we have yet more data to confirm what we had learned early in life: that we didn’t fit in, that we needed to focus on the needs and wants of others and sacrifice our own. We then go further and further down the path of self-abandonment, until at some point, we reach a critical point of tension as we have gone so far out of alignment with ourselves. At this point, we can no longer bend. We can break, or we can have an equal and opposite reaction, coming back to ourselves. The snap back is sometimes painful, clumsily, reckless. It may take us further than we want to go. But it will take us to where we need to be. And from there, it is up to us to work towards staying in alignment with our values and beliefs moving forward. To stay on the path that resonates with us and serves our wants to reach our goals. This is our life, in fact. We don’t owe abandoning ourselves to anyone. The world needs you to be the best version of yourself, which is only possible if you actually show up as you.
We Hope You Enjoy Today’s Powerful Episode. Please Like And Subscribe To Get The Next Inspiring, Growth-Focused Episode Of Talks With Dr Shafer, And Comment, Follow And Rate The Podcast To Help Spread Dr Shafer's Message Of Growth, Healing, And Reclaiming Your Story To As Many People As Possible!
Talks with Dr Shafer is hosted by Neurologist, Mom, Life Coach, Musician and Author Shafer Stedron, MD, who is passionate about storytelling as a tool to help reclaim your story and create your most beautiful future.
You can learn more about Dr Shafer on her website, www.drshaferstedronova.com,
and follow Talks with Dr Shafer on Facebook @TalkswithDrShafer, Instagram @talks_with_dr_shafer, TikTok @DrShafer, Youtube @Talks with Dr Shafer, Spotify, Amazon Music, and Apple Music.
#fittingin #talkswithdrshafer #podcast #health #wellness #lifecoach #physician #blog #drshaferstedronova
This episode does not offer individualized medical advice. Opinions discussed are for informational purposes only, and should not be considered medical advice.
Little House Of Dreams Entertainment, LLC, 2024.
All Rights Reserved.
Music Credit: Shafer Yost, Impulse
Hypnotherapy For Chronic Pain and Mindset Shifting with Orestis Vasilakas
Tuesday, July 16, 2024 • Duration 50:54
Hypnotherapy For Chronic Pain and Mindset Shifting with Orestis Vasilakas
On today's episode of Talks with Dr Shafer, Dr Shafer welcomes Special Guest Orestis Vasilakis, certified hypnotherapist with a passion for helping individuals conquer chronic pain and enhance their overall well-being. Orestis has a background as a theoretical physicist working in academia when he was inspired by his own journey with chronic pain to pursue a career in hypnotherapy. Now Orestis works with others to help them on their own journey overcoming chronic pain through coaching and his Facebook group, Pain Peacemakers. Dr. Shafer and Orestis Vasilakis discuss the topic of chronic pain and how hypnotherapy can help in managing and overcoming it. Orestis shares his personal journey with chronic pain and how he found relief through a combination of medication, mindset work, and hypnotherapy. They also touch on the power of the mind in managing pain and the different approaches and goals of hypnotherapy.
Chronic pain is a living experience that can be shifted, modified, and altered through various approaches.
The power of the mind and self-talk in managing and overcoming chronic pain.
The importance of finding the right practitioner and approach that aligns with individual needs and goals.
Managing chronic pain requires persistence, patience, and a willingness to explore different modalities. Hypnotherapy facilitates interactive and immersive communication with the unconscious mind.
Focusing and paying attention to ourselves is crucial for self-reflection and addressing chronic pain.
Hypnotherapy is a safe and accessible tool for developing coping skills and improving our relationship with pain and ourselves.
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Dr Shafer Stedron, MD is a musician turned Neurologist, a mom, a Jay Shetty-Certified Life Coach, an Author, Publisher, and so much more. She is passionate about helping others reclaim their stories and build their most beautiful future, unlocking their fullest potential informed by her background in neurology, psychology, business and entertainment.
Dr. Shafer's story is one of triumph, self-awareness, and tireless creation. As she has reclaimed her own story, rebuilding her life after difficult experiences, she launched We Don’t Tell Our Stories, an online community to help people suffering from Domestic Abuse and Intimate Partner Violence. Her love of writing inspired her to launch Little House of Dreams Publishing, a children’s literature publishing house focused on sharing the stories of children. Dr Shafer believes it is never too early to show young people how important their voice truly is, and the power they possess to create a better world.
Connect with Dr. Shafer: https://drshaferstedronova.com/
To watch inspiring and informative Talks with Dr Shafer head to her YouTube Channel: / @talkswithdrshafer
This episode does not offer individualized medical advice. Opinions discussed are for informational purposes only, and should not be considered medical advice.
Little House Of Dreams Entertainment, LLC, 2024.
All Rights Reserved.
Music Credit: Shafer Yost, Impulse
We Hope You Enjoy Today’s Inspiring Episode. Please Like And Subscribe To Get The Next Inspiring, Growth-Focused Episode Of Talks With Dr Shafer, And Comment, Follow And Rate The Podcast To Help Spread Dr Shafer's Message Of Growth, Healing, And Reclaiming Your Story To As Many People As Possible!
Talks with Dr Shafer is hosted by Neurologist, Mom, Life Coach, Musician and Author Shafer Stedron, MD, who is passionate about storytelling as a tool to help reclaim your story and create your most beautiful future.
You can learn more about Dr Shafer on her website, www.drshaferstedronova.com, and reach out for 1 on 1 personal life coaching to help you achieve your goals!
Follow Talks with Dr Shafer on Facebook @TalkswithDrShafer, Instagram @talks_with_dr_shafer, TikTok @DrShafer, Youtube @Talks with Dr Shafer, Spotify, Amazon Music, and Apple Music.
This episode does not offer individualized medical advice. Opinions discussed are for informational purposes only, and should not be considered medical advice.
Little House Of Dreams Entertainment, LLC, 2024.
All Rights Reserved.
Music Credit: Shafer Yost, Impulse
Talks with Dr Shafer is hosted by Neurologist, Mom, Life Coach, Musician and Author Shafer Stedron, MD, who is passionate about storytelling as a tool to help reclaim your story and create your most beautiful future.
You can learn more about Dr Shafer on her website, www.drshaferstedronova.com, and follow Talks with Dr Shafer on Facebook @TalkswithDrShafer, Instagram @talks_with_dr_shafer, TikTok @DrShafer, Youtube @Talks with Dr Shafer, Spotify, Amazon Music, and Apple Music.
This episode does not offer individualized medical advice. Opinions discussed are for informational purposes only, and should not be considered medical advice.
Please Like And Subscribe To Get The Next Inspiring, Growth-Focused Episode Of Talks With Dr Shafer, And Comment, Follow And Rate The Podcast To Help Spread Dr Shafer's Message Of Growth, Healing, And Reclaiming Your Story To As Many People As Possible!Talks with Dr Shafer is hosted by Neurologist, Mom, Life Coach, Musician and Author Shafer Stedron, MD, who is passionate about storytelling as a tool to help reclaim your story and create your most beautiful future.
You can learn more about Dr Shafer on her website, www.drshaferstedronova.com, and reach out for 1 on 1 personal life coaching to help you achieve your goals!
Follow Talks with Dr Shafer on Facebook @TalkswithDrShafer, Instagram @talks_with_dr_shafer, TikTok @DrShafer, Youtube @Talks with Dr Shafer, Spotify, Amazon Music, and Apple Music.
This episode does not offer individualized medical advice. Opinions discussed are for informational purposes only, and should not be considered medical advice.
Little House Of Dreams Entertainment, LLC, 2024.
All Rights Reserved.
Music Credit: Shafer Yost, Impulse
Finding Strategies that Work for Your ADHD Brain
Quotes:
"We have a surplus of attention."
"Drivenness is a form of hyperactivity."
"We need to feel like we're making a difference."
"We can modulate dopamine through sleep regimens, diets, and mindset work."
"20 minutes of exercise that gets your heart rate up to 70% of max is as effective as a course of Adderall and Ritalin."
"Knowing your purpose and working in your sweet spot is key for ADHD women."
Talks with Dr Shafer is hosted by Neurologist, Mom, Life Coach, Musician and Author Shafer Stedron, MD, who is passionate about storytelling as a tool to help reclaim your story and create your most beautiful future.
and follow Talks with Dr Shafer on Facebook @TalkswithDrShafer, Instagram @talks_with_dr_shafer, TikTok @DrShafer, Youtube @Talks with Dr Shafer, Spotify, Amazon Music, and Apple Music.
This episode does not offer individualized medical advice. Opinions discussed are for informational purposes only, and should not be considered medical advice.
Little House Of Dreams Entertainment, LLC, 2024.
All Rights Reserved.
Music Credit: Shafer Yost, Impulse
• EMDR can be a powerful tool for healing trauma and releasing negative emotions and physical sensations associated with traumatic memories. EMDR therapy can be effective in processing and releasing traumatic experiences • Physical sensations can be a way for the body to communicate unresolved trauma
• Beliefs of resilience and worthiness can help in feeling safe and deserving of positive experiences
• Processing trauma in a safe space can lead to growth and healing
We Hope You Enjoy Today’s Powerful Episode. Please Like And Subscribe To Get The Next Inspiring, Growth-Focused Episode Of Talks With Dr Shafer, And Comment, Follow And Rate The Podcast To Help Spread Dr Shafer's Message Of Growth, Healing, And Reclaiming Your Story To As Many People As Possible!
Talks with Dr Shafer is hosted by Neurologist, Mom, Life Coach, Musician and Author Shafer Stedron, MD, who is passionate about storytelling as a tool to help reclaim your story and create your most beautiful future.
You can learn more about Dr Shafer on her website, www.drshaferstedronova.com
This episode does not offer individualized medical advice. Opinions discussed are for informational purposes only, and should not be considered medical advice.
We Hope You Enjoy Today’s Powerful Episode. Please Like And Subscribe To Get The Next Inspiring, Growth-Focused Episode Of Talks With Dr Shafer, And Comment, Follow And Rate The Podcast To Help Spread Dr Shafer's Message Of Growth, Healing, And Reclaiming Your Story To As Many People As Possible!
Talks with Dr Shafer is hosted by Neurologist, Mom, Life Coach, Musician and Author Shafer Stedron, MD, who is passionate about storytelling as a tool to help reclaim your story and create your most beautiful future.
and follow Talks with Dr Shafer on Facebook @TalkswithDrShafer, Instagram @talks_with_dr_shafer, TikTok @DrShafer, Youtube @Talks with Dr Shafer, Spotify, Amazon Music, and Apple Music.
This episode does not offer individualized medical advice. Opinions discussed are for informational purposes only, and should not be considered medical advice.
