Ep 12: Dancing Across the Coals with Jennifer Sullivan

Ep 15: Becoming your own health authority with Jonathan Carp

In this episode, Jill speaks with Jonathan Carp, a board-certified dermatologist whose work bridges conventional clinical practice with lifestyle medicine, nutrition, and patient-led approaches to healing. He shares his early experience in a family medicine tradition, how personal illness and a transformative patient case shifted his perspective, and how diet, lifestyle, and patient “ownership” of health have become central to his practice. The conversation also explores his use of mental imagery techniques in clinical settings and the broader question of what it means for patients to become their “own authority” in health. Jonathan continues to practice dermatology while also working in lifestyle medicine and education through his platform Miracle Living / Miracle Noodle. More information about his work, programs, and community offerings can be found at Shirataki Noodles, Zero Calorie & Carb Free Noodles at Miracle Noodle [https://www.miraclenoodle.com/].

Ep 14: Digesting Life with Dr. Vanessa Lee

What if your digestive symptoms are only part of the story? In this episode, Jill Briansky sits down with naturopathic doctor Vanessa Lee to explore the deeper connections between gut health, stress, the nervous system, and overall well-being. Vanessa shares how she helps patients uncover root causes, why the vagus nerve plays a critical role in digestion, and how simple practices like slowing down, mindful eating, and breathwork can create powerful shifts in health. Whether you're struggling with digestive issues or looking for a more holistic approach to wellness, this conversation offers practical insights and hope for healing. Connect with Dr. Vanessa Lee: Website: Voted BEST Port Coquitlam Naturopathic Doctor | Dr. Vanessa Lee, ND [https://naturopathichealth.info/] Meditation & Wellness Resources: Home - Unfolding Stillness [https://unfoldingstillness.com/]

Ep 13: Beyond the prescription pad with William Foley D.O.

What if healing isn't about chasing symptoms, but understanding the whole person? In this episode of Beyond the Prescription Pad, Jill Briansky sits down with Dr. William "Bill" Foley, DO, to explore the philosophy and practice of traditional osteopathic medicine. From chronic pain and digestive issues to stress, and overall wellness, Dr. Foley shares how a hands-on, whole-body approach can help uncover the root causes of illness and support the body's natural ability to heal. If you've ever felt unheard, rushed through appointments, or frustrated by a symptom-focused healthcare system, this conversation offers a refreshing perspective on what healthcare can be. Connect with Dr. William Foley: Boston Osteopathic Health Phone: (617) 431-4451 Email: info@bostonosteopathichealth.com [info@bostonosteopathichealth.com] Offices in Newton and Westborough, Massachusetts. Additional Resources Mentioned: Osteopathic Cranial Academy Center for Traditional Osteopathy

Ep 12: Dancing Across the Coals with Jennifer Sullivan

In this episode of The Healing Blueprint, Jill Briansky sits down with master firewalk instructor Jennifer A. Sullivan to explore the transformative power of firewalking and the deeper emotional healing it represents. Together, they discuss fear, empowerment, personal growth, grief, and how walking across hot coals can become a powerful metaphor for moving through life’s challenges and stepping into transformation. Jennifer also shares her personal journey into firewalking, the history behind the practice, and how these experiences can create profound healing and connection. Learn more about Jennifer and upcoming firewalk events at: jennifer-sullivan.com [http://jennifer-sullivan.com] You can also find more information on upcoming collaborative retreats and events at: freedomfolkandsoul.org [http://freedomfolkandsoul.org]

Ep 11: Rewrite your story with Chad Davis

In this episode of The Healing Blueprint, Jill Briansky sits down with therapist and author Chad Davis to explore how we move beyond the stories we’ve been conditioned to believe about ourselves. Chad shares his “constructed self” theory, blending neuroscience, psychology, and lived experience to show how identity is shaped through survival—and how it can be reshaped with awareness, compassion, and intentional action. The conversation challenges traditional ideas of therapy, diagnosis, and healing, offering a grounded yet expansive path toward real change.. If you would like to get in touch with Chad Davis, please email him at lifeliftit0909@gmail.com [lifeliftit0909@gmail.com]