UWS Podcast

UWS Mindfulness + Mental Health Podcast: Self-Care During Times of Uncertainty and Tragedy

In this episode of the Mindfulness + Mental Health Podcast, Ami Brimhall, Dr. Michelle Rose (formerly Cox) and Erin Cochran discuss various ways in which we can individually attune to our needs in times of uncertainty and tragedy.

UWS Life: Get to Know a Few Doctor of Chiropractic Instructors

Get to know a few of the UWS doctor of chiropractic instructors you'll meet and learn from throughout your time in the DC program. Guests include: Dr. Suzanne Lady, Dr. James Strange, Dr. Chad Lambert, Dr. Kathryn Ross and Dr. Christine Major.  Interested in learning more about the DC program at UWS? Visit the UWS website at www.uws.edu [http://www.uws.edu] or contact the admissions team via email at admissions@uws.edu [admissions@uws.edu] or call 800-641-5641.

UWS Life: Chiropractic Student Experience in the UWS Clinic System

Dr. Bill Moreau, UWS chief medical officer, Dr. Jaci Bergstrom, assistant dean in the college of chiropractic, Monika Hernandez, executive director of clinic business operations and finance, Jasmine Cheema, DC clinical intern, and Emily Kahler, DC clinical intern join host Erin Cochran of the marketing/communications department to discuss the chiropractic student experience in the UWS clinic system.

UWS Mindfulness + Mental Health Podcast: Mindful Eating

In this episode of the Mindfulness + Mental Health Podcast, Ami Brimhall, Dr. Michelle Cox and Erin Cochran discuss the concepts of mindful eating, our relationship with the biological need of nourishment through food and what stories we tell ourselves around the foods we eat and why.

UWS Life: What is Functional Medicine?

Christopher Browne, DC, MS [https://www.uws.edu/profiles/christopher-browne/], program director for the UWS Human Nutrition and Functional Medicine (HNFM) department, and Georgia Gootee [https://www.uws.edu/profiles/georgia-gootee/], UWS assistant director of admissions join Erin Cochran [https://www.uws.edu/profiles/erin-cochran/] to discuss what functional medicine is, why someone would pursue a degree in it, and how the UWS HNFM program [https://www.uws.edu/human-nutrition-functional-medicine/] can help them achieve those goals.