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Amy Zellmer

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A podcast dedicated to traumatic brain injury (TBI) and concussion awareness. Created by survivors for survivors. Hear from survivors, caregivers, medical professionals, and others!

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Sandy Wesson has been a Registered Nurse for 42 years. During these years, she has worked in the Intensive Care Unit, Cardiac Care, Hemodialysis, Hospice and Palliative Care, as well as other aspects of healthcare. 10 years ago, Sandy left clinical nursing to move into the realm of Functional Wellness - becoming certified as a Functional Nutritional Therapy Practitioner and as a Certified Functional Bloodwork Specialist. Sandy's goal is to put the power of health back in the hands of her clients, rather than being dependent on doctors. She reads bloodwork from a Functional Perspective – which provides information about what the body needs. Together with her clients, she looks at the effects of thoughts, traumas, and toxins on the body, and what can be done. Sandy is a best-selling contributing author. Her chapter ?Heal the Body to Heal the Brain? can be found in Healing Beyond the Diagnosis, volume 1, by Dr Kylie Burton, DC and Colleagues. Additionally, Sandy has been an energy healer for more than 20 years, utilizing her gifts of empathy, clairaudience, and clairsentience to tune into my clients' vibrations. As an empath, Sandy is finding that currently, people have a greater need for energy healing to assist in opening their own power to heal. www.brainworksforlife.com If you're enjoying this podcast, please consider supporting it for just $5 at www.buymeacoffee.com/amyz
  • by Amy Zellmer
  • in Health
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On-Demand Episodes

I had my first debilitating migraine when I was 17. Since then, I've averaged about 100 migraines per year. My life has been a journey of victory and defeat, despair and hope, faith and doubt. As a complex neurological patient, I lived in... more

My name is Aanya Patel, and I will be a junior in high school. In January 2018, I sustained a non-athletic concussion. As a result, I suffer from Post-Concussion Syndrome and lasting neurological conditions. I am passionate about research... more

Amanda Evans is passionate about supporting children and families to be their happiest and healthiest selves! Her own healing journey taught her so much about the extraordinary healing powers of play, love and connection. She... more

Dr. Sarah earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2007 from Northeastern University and has over 10 years of experience as a physical therapist. She also earned her Master of Science in physical therapy and a... more

Alexa Randolph is a Podcast host and blogger of With Love, Alexa. She is an advocate for invisible illness due to understanding what it's like to be in pain 24/7 from a mild TBI and chronic pain. She's here to help everyone stay Forever... more

After the diagnosis of a brain tumour in 2013 and the subsequent surgery and recovery, she was able to gradually move back into her complex role as a Superintendent of Education. It meant finding different ways of communicating,... more

Startled by the sound of two consecutive home runs as they bounced off the concrete walls of San Francisco's Oracle Park on Christmas Night 2013, she felt the balls colliding with her head. The freakishly loud ?Crack!... more

I am a licensed psychologist in California specializing in neuropsychological and forensic evaluations. I have 10 years of education and training in clinical psychology and neuropsychology and extensive experience evaluating adults... more

Lynn Julian Crisci wears more hats than a Hydra has heads: Survivor (Boston Marathon Bombing, 4/15/13); Author & Speaker in 6 books & 100s of articles, Boston Actress, pop superhero, and SEO consultant. Episode brought to you by:... more

Dr. Megan Lott is a functional neuro-optometrist in Hattiesburg, MS. She performs visual examinations that go beyond 20/20 eyesight. She performs neuro-optometic rehabilitation for patients who have suffered a brain injury. In... more

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