
Episodes: 36
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Female
Location: USA
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Dr Sunny Smith - A practicing physician and certified coach who runs Empowering Women Physicians. Her work focuses on helping women physicians care for their own human life and quality of well-being through reflect...
Dr. Kristen Neff - Self-compassion (tender Vs. Fierce Self-compassion), Advocating For Self As Self-compassion, Self-compassion Measurement And Improvement Using Clinical Self-valuation Scale; Physician Wellbeing And Burnout Links.
Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor - Neuroanatomy-informed Psychological Paradigm For Peace/mental Perspective; Applying Her Framework To Physicians.
Episode # 36 - Fierce Self Compassion with Dr. Kristen Neff
April 22, 2026
This episode included clips from a workshop inside the Empowering Women Physicians coaching program with Dr. Kristen Neff on self-compassion. We discuss the difference between tender self-compassion and fierce self-compassion. Dr. Neff speaks up about the need for women to advocate for themselves and how that is indeed an act of self-compassion. We discussed that self-compassion can be measured using the Clinical Self-Valuation Scale and that it can be significantly improved in just a short...
Episode # 35 - Jill Bolte Taylor (the neuroanatomy of psychology)
March 12, 2026
In this episode, we listen to a full two hour workshop held inside the EWP Coaching Program with Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor. She is a Harbard neuroanatomist who had a stroke that led her to see her brain and psychology in a whole new way. Her TED talk is one of the most watched of all time and author of the books My Stroke of Insight and Whole Brain Living. She shares her neuroanatomically based psychological paradigm to help others live more peaceful lives. In this workshop she discusses how t...
Episode #34 - Radical Responsibility vs Over-Responsiblity
March 02, 2026
In this episode, we discuss the unseen burden and mental load of taking over-responsibility for things that aren't ours to carry. We discuss the difference between taking Radical Responsibility for those things that are yours to control (your thoughts, feelings, actions, and results) as opposed to taking responsibility for things that are not yours to control (such as others thoughts, feelings, actions, and results).
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