Shows
Adversity to Strength with Lee FreemanCamille Svirinaite: The Power of the Right Therapist and ThrivingIn this conversation, Camille shares her transformative journey from trauma to healing, detailing her struggles with traditional therapy and the pivotal moments that led her to find the right support. She emphasises the importance of self-discovery, the role of trauma coaching, and the power of creating a new identity. Camille also discusses her passion for helping others heal and her aspirations for the future, highlighting the ongoing nature of recovery and the significance of empowerment in overcoming shame.https://www.camillesvirinaite.com/
2026-02-0326 min
In the Clinic with Camille96 | Smarter Supplementing: Herbs, Isolates, and Long‑Term ThinkingIn this episode of In the Clinic with Camille, I share some follow-up thoughts from my recent supplement deep dive class, focusing on smarter supplementing. We explore the broad definition of supplements in the U.S., including vitamins, minerals, herbs, and protein products, and discuss the challenges around recommending supplements for long-term disease prevention. I clarify how taking isolated nutrients differs from consuming whole herbs or foods, and why it’s important to be thoughtful about what we recommend to clients, especially when evidence for long-term benefits is limited.
If you’re curious about supplements and want to d...
2026-01-1607 minAdversity to Strength with Lee FreemanCamille Svirinatie: Reclaiming Identity After Childhood Sexual Abuse Part 1In this conversation, Camille Severinata shares her profound journey from trauma to healing. Beginning with her experiences of childhood sexual abuse, Camille discusses the long-lasting effects of trauma on her identity and sense of self. She emphasises the importance of reconnecting with the body and finding joy in the healing process. Through her memoir and work, Camille aims to empower women to reclaim their identities and navigate their own healing journeys. The discussion highlights the complexities of trauma, the impact of silence and shame, and the transformative power of self-discovery and connection.https://www.camillesvirinaite.com/
2026-01-0531 min
In the Clinic with Camille91 | Updating our Language: HRT --> MHTHerbalist and nutritionist Camille Freeman explains why the term "hormone replacement therapy (HRT)" can mislead patients by implying menopause is a problem to be fixed, and why many practitioners are switching to "menopausal hormone therapy (MHT)."
She urges clinicians to be mindful of their language, clarifies what MHT better reflects about hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause, and invites listeners to adopt more accurate, non-pathologizing terminology.
2025-10-1205 min
Embracing EnchantmentCamille Freeman: Herbal MagicHost Megan Hamilton and Camille Freeman explore the world of herbal medicine, discussing Camille's journey into herbalism, the importance of understanding physiology, and the integration of spirituality in herbal practices. They delve into how to get started with herbs, the role of mentorship, and the differences between working with herbalists versus conventional medicine.
The discussion also highlights the healing power of relationships with herbs, best friend herbs, and resources for learning about herbalism. The conversation concludes with an introduction to Camille's "Take Your Tonic" program, emphasizing the importance of self-care and holistic health.
Chapters
2025-10-0352 min
In the Clinic with Camille90 | The Herbal Fertility Handbook: An Interview with Liane MocciaIn this episode, I chat with Liane about her journey into fertility herbalism and her upcoming book, The Herbal Fertility Handbook, which launches on September 23, 2025 (and is available for pre-order now!).
What’s inside:
Liane shares how her own fertility challenges led her down a path of self-directed study, including a year-long internship with a naturopathic doctor.
We talk about the holistic approach she takes in her work—combining herbs, nutrition, supplements, lifestyle changes, and attention to both menstrual and sperm health.
Liane describes the writing process for her new book, including how she used a conte...
2025-08-0316 min
In the Clinic with Camille89 | Updating your "About Me" PageYour "About Me" page is one of the most visited pages on your website. When was the last time you looked at it?
In this episode, Camille discusses the different functions and "About Me" page can serve and reflects on the different ways we come to know each other. Your "About Me" page can be a place to list facts: degrees, certifications, etc. It can also be a place to share your perspective, to show people who you are on a deeper level.
If you're ready to give your "About Me" page an update or si...
2025-07-2007 min
In the Clinic with Camille88 | When is it Time to Consider Working with a Virtual Assistant?In this episode, Camille discusses the pros and cons of hiring a virtual assistant. This episode provides thoughts on how having an assistant may support solo practitioners reallocate time to seeing clients, content creation, or better work-life balance.
Camille discusses common misconceptions about virtual assistants, shares her personal journey in integrating virtual help into her practice, and offers practical tips on assessing readiness for hiring a virtual assistant. Discover how even small task delegations can significantly boost productivity and well-being.
Learn more about the upcoming mini-course on getting started with a virtual assistant, or take th...
2025-06-3011 min
In the Clinic with Camille87 | Reflections on the Take your Tonic programGet a behind the scenes peek as Camille reflects on the 'Take Your Tonic' program run through Bloom & Grow this spring. In this episode, she provides a transparent debrief of her pilot project that aimed to support participants amidst challenging times. Discover the motivations behind launching this free program, its key objectives, and the feedback received after the program ended.
Camille shares the challenges faced by participants and the things she'll do differently when running the program again in the fall. She reflects on the importance of simplicity and the difficulties inherent in maintaining long-term self-care practices...
2025-06-0810 min
In the Clinic with Camille86 | Moving away from "cookie cutter" clinical practice with Dr. Kevin SpelmanIn this episode, Camille engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Kevin Spelman, a highly experienced Ayurvedic practitioner, researcher, and phytotherapist with decades of experience in clinical trials and education.
Dr. Spelman shares his insights on the significance of personalized medicine, emphasizing the need for a deeper understanding of patients beyond "cookie-cutter" herbal solutions. Together, they explore the challenges of clinical education and the importance of critical thinking in integrative practices. Their discussion also delves into philosophical perspectives and the role of herbal energetics in forming a comprehensive approach to patient care.
This episode invites...
2025-05-3126 min
In the Clinic with Camille82 | Promoting your work when the world is on fireIt can feel inappropriate or uncomfortable to promote yourself when things are falling apart around you. It's tempting to think that your work doesn't matter much in the big scheme of things. In the episode, we'll talk about how it matters to show up for your community when things are hard. Our work matters, and by helping people feel better individually, we are increasing capacity to make changes in the world that are so desperately needed.
I'd love to hear your thoughts on this one 💚
Camille
Upcoming at Bloom & Grow:
Workshop on how to descr...
2025-03-0210 min
In the Clinic with Camille81 | Starting and marketing an herbal program: Insights with Ember Peters and Oren HerczIn this episode, Camille sits down with herbalists Ember Peters and Oren Hercz from Nova Scotia, exploring their innovative intermediate herbal program offered through the Maritime School of Holistic Herbalism.
Ember and Oren share more about their collaboration, lessons learned from marketing their program, thoughts on accessibility and pricing, and more. If you've ever thought about collaborating with another practitioner or about running your own educational program, you'll find value in exploring the dynamics of working with others, marketing a program, and reaching your ideal students.
For more about Ember and Oren, including their professional...
2025-01-2334 min
In the Clinic with Camille80 | On Negative Feedback about your NewsletterIn this episode, Camille discusses how to handle negative feedback from newsletter subscribers and emphasizes the importance of remaining authentic. Drawing from her personal experiences, Camille offers practical advice for responding (or not responding) to unpleasant messages and highlights why it's crucial not to let such interactions deter you from being yourself.
Additionally, Camille introduces her upcoming book, "Write Better Newsletters," available for pre-order, to help practitioners enhance their newsletter writing skills.
Please send in your questions for upcoming episodes: https://www.intheclinic.com
2025-01-0910 min
In the Clinic with Camille79 | Navigating Insurance as a Clinical HerbalistIn response to a listener question, Camille shares her thoughts on insurance options for clinical herbalists.
Submit your own questions: https://www.intheclinic.com
2024-12-1511 min
In the Clinic with Camille79 | Navigating Dual Practice Dilemmas: Insurance vs. Cash-Based ServicesIn this episode, herbalist and nutritionist Camille Freeman addresses a challenge faced by some practitioners juggling insurance-based employment alongside cash-based private practices. Responding to a question from Gabriela, Camille shares a few ideas for navigating clients who find your website or social media feed based on a list of insurance-covered practitioners when you're hoping that folks will enter your cash-pay practice.
Camille emphasizes the importance of understanding the client's perspective and clearly differentiating between services offered through insurance and those available in a private practice. She offers practical tips on presenting the unique value of cash-based services a...
2024-10-2405 min
Don't Ignore the NudgeHope for Secondhand Suffering with Camille BlockYou've heard of secondhand smoke...but have you heard of Secondhand Suffering? Today you will learn what that term means from someone who has lived it herself. My guest is Camille Block...and she will fill you in. Are you suffering? If so, it might be of the Secondhand variety.Reach Out to Me:Website: www.dontignorethenudge.comPatreon: www.patreon.com/dontignorethenudgeIG: @dontignorethenudgepodcastPrivate FB group to WATCH interviews: www.dontignorethenudge.com/facebook__________________________________________________________________________________________Business/Personal Coaching with Cori:www.corifreeman.com(951) 923-2674Cami...
2024-09-151h 03
In the Clinic with Camille77 | Navigating Election Season: Self-Care for PractitionersWelcome to this episode of "In the Clinic with Camille," hosted by Camille Freeman, a clinical herbalist and nutritionist. In today's episode, Camille suggests creating a a self-care plan to navigate the stressful months leading up to the US election in early November.
Camille discusses the importance of staying informed without getting overwhelmed, drawing inspiration from a class by Beth Pickens. She emphasizes the need for boundaries around media consumption and shares her personal strategies for maintaining mental, physical, and emotional health during this period.
Join Camille as she encourages practitioners to develop a care...
2024-09-0709 min
In the Clinic with Camille76 | On urgency in your marketing and promotionWelcome to another episode of "In the Clinic with Camille," where Camille Freeman, a clinical herbalist and nutritionist, shares valuable tips for practitioners. This episode dives into the concept of urgency in sales and marketing, a common tactic recommended by many experts.
Camille discusses the pros and cons of creating a sense of urgency, emphasizing the importance of authenticity. While genuine deadlines can help clients make decisions, artificial urgency can misalign with your values and client interests. Camille offers practical strategies for maintaining visibility and fostering trust without resorting to false urgency.
For a deeper...
2024-08-0909 min
In the Clinic with Camille75 | Review of Zenler learning management systemWelcome to In the Clinic with Camille, hosted by Camille Freeman, an experienced herbalist and nutritionist. In this episode, Camille responds to a question from Olivia, who is considering revamping her online program at the Collective Wonder Herb School.
Camille shares her extensive experience with various e-learning platforms, ultimately explaining why she chose Zenler for her programs and memberships. She highlights key features such as built-in Zoom integration, assignment tracking, and video hosting, which have made Zenler a suitable choice for her needs.
While discussing the pros and cons of Zenler, Camille provides valuable insights...
2024-08-0213 min
In the Clinic with Camille74: How to tell if people are reading your newsletterIn this episode, Camille addresses a common concern from Julie about newsletter engagement. Camille shares practical advice on how to gauge and enhance reader interaction with your newsletters, especially when you're just starting out.
Discover tips on interpreting open and click rates, soliciting feedback from your audience, and leveraging your intuition to craft compelling content. Camille also discusses the importance of perseverance and continuous improvement in your newsletter writing journey.
For those looking to deepen their newsletter skills, Camille introduces her paid newsletter, "Write Better Letters," which includes co-writing sessions and peer feedback opportunities. Tune...
2024-07-3010 min
In the Clinic with Camille73 | When do you need a separate business?Welcome to the latest episode of "In the Clinic with Camille," where herbalist and nutritionist Camille Freeman dives into a pertinent question from listener Oren about managing multiple business ventures. Camille explores the complexities of deciding when to keep different facets of your work under one umbrella and when to separate them into distinct entities.
Camille addresses both the business and community-facing aspects of this dilemma, offering thoughts on how to protect your personal finances, manage business risk, and present your work cohesively to your community. Whether you're juggling teaching, clinical practice, or other projects, this episode...
2024-07-1311 min
In the Clinic with Camille72 | Is it possible to sustain yourself with a clinical practice?Welcome to this episode of "In the Clinic with Camille," hosted by Camille Freeman, a clinical herbalist and licensed nutritionist. In this episode, Camille addresses question from Katie about the feasibility of supporting oneself solely through a clinical practice.
Camille explores the realities of establishing a sustainable clinical practice, emphasizing that it often takes at least two to three years to achieve financial stability. She discusses the importance of having realistic expectations, the necessity of additional income streams, and the emotional and psychological demands of a full-time practice.
Additionally, Camille shares insights on the unique...
2024-07-0209 min
In the Clinic with Camille71 | Your Regularly-Scheduled Business BreakdownIf you stay in practice long enough, you'll have a business breakdown. These are periods where you're rethinking or restructuring at the highest level. During this time, things can get worse before they get better. In this episode, Camille discusses the inevitable disruptions that occur when you make big changes and shares her personal experiences of navigating a challenging time. She offers insights into how to manage these periods of upheaval and come out stronger on the other side.
Please note that Camille mentions a video podcast, but this is not happening for now :). It was an...
2024-06-2010 min
HerbRallyThe Importance of Seasonal Planning for Herbalists | Bevin Clare and Camille FreemanSIGN UP for the HerbRally newsletter to discover HERBALISM EVENTS in your neck of the woods [and online] PLUS GET 13 HERBAL FREEBIES | SIGN UP In this episode of the HerbRally Podcast I'm joined by Bevin Clare and Camille Freeman. They have an upcoming event called "Summer Dreaming & Planning Retreat for Practitioners". LEARN MORE & REGISTER | CamilleFreeman.com/retreat We chat all the event, why seasonal planning is helpful, how they met, how to create a vision, and more. It's always great to chat it up with Bevin and Camille. They've bee...
2024-05-0730 min
In the Clinic with Camille69 | What to do when your marketing isn’t workingWhen it feels like nothing is making a difference...
Especially when you're getting started, it can feel like you're working and working and working, and you still don't have any clients.
This is very common, and it's very disheartening.
In this episode, I'll share a few different things to consider when you're in this place.
My biggest suggestions are to 1) recognize that it's okay to feel this way, 2) take an open-eyed look at whether you've actually done absolutely everything, and 3) try something else for a while.
I hope you find it help...
2024-04-3009 minHerbRallyCamille Freeman | Six Clinical Herbalism Questions with Bevin ClareWelcome to Six Clinical Herbalism Questions with Bevin Clare. Today's episode features the wonderful and brilliant herbalist Camille Freeman. Each episode will feature questions specifically tailored to each of our renowned guests. A huge thanks to Bevin for hosting, and thanks to Camille for joining us! RESOURCES FOR CAMILLE Website | CamilleFreeman.com Newsletter | SIGN UP Podcast | TUNE IN RESOURCES FOR BEVIN Website | BevinClare.com Courses | LEARN MORE Instagram | @spice.herb.wander BOOK: Spice Apothecary | BUY THE...
2024-02-1933 min
In the Clinic with Camille67 | Ember Peters, Stascha Stahl & Vilde Chaya Fenster-Ehrlich on their Advanced Clinical Herbal Skills ProgramThis week, I had the pleasure of interviewing Ember Peters, Stascha Stahl, and Vilde Chaya Fenster-Ehrlich about their upcoming Advanced Clinical Herbal Skills program.
The program looks awesome. I'd like to take it, and I probably would if my fall wasn't so chaotic.
Whether you're interested in furthering your clinical skills or not, though, I encourage you to listen to the episode (or read the transcript linked below) for the discussion about what it takes to create spaces where healing is possible for people from oppressed and overlooked communities.
It's more work than...
2023-08-0844 min
In the Clinic with Camille66 | Branding and Websites with Lindsey Freeman and Julie GoldbergBranding and Website Design Isn't Easy
Many practitioners spend a lot of time, energy, and sometimes money trying to cobble together a website and professional brand as they're just starting out.
This isn't usually the best choice.
You do want to have a brand, but it's also important to understand that your practice will evolve in unexpected ways over the first few years.
If you spend a lot of money creating a brand and website before you've seen many clients, you'll likely need to change it all later.
You...
2023-07-2531 min
In the Clinic with Camille62 | Results from an Email List ExperimentWhat happens if you don't have an opt-in offer?
Today, I want to talk about an experiment I've been running with my email list.
My email list is absolutely critical to the way I run my practice. It is my primary marketing tool, the way I stay connected with current, past, and potential clients. It's also a way for me to serve the practitioner community in general.
As you can imagine, inviting people to sign up for my email list is important to me.
Traditionally, the advice has been to offer a freebie or...
2023-06-0411 min
HerbRally🌱⏰ In the Clinic with Camille Freeman | The Herbalist Hour Ep. 24In today's episode, I'm joined by Camille Freeman. Camille mentors highly-trained herbalists and nutritionists in order to provide exceptional care for our communities. She has been in practice as a licensed nutritionist and herbalist since 2006. I had a blast talking with her about a wide range of subjects including how she got her start in herbalism, building community, clinical mentorship, and a whole lot more. I really hope you enjoy the conversation as much as I did! Let us know in the comments section below if you had any takeaways.
2023-06-0159 min
In the Clinic with Camille61 | Thoughts about Scarcity MarketingIf you're new to clinical practice, you might be tempted to investigate common marketing techniques to help you find more clients.
Unfortunately, many of the strategies you'll hear about won't necessarily get you the kinds of results you're looking for.
In this episode, I share a story about a marketing expert who recommended working scarcity into your marketing to fill up your one-on-one practice. In this case, someone I know wound up saying they had only have a limited number of spots available, even that wasn't the case.
While this might seem like a rea...
2023-05-2210 min
Plant Cunning PodcastEp.111: Camille Freeman on Becoming A Better Practitioner
Find Camille at: https://www.camillefreeman.com/
Link to Pam Montgomery's class: https://www.wakeuptonature.com/co-creative-partnership-with-nature/?affiliate=plantcunning
In this episode we have an amazing conversation with herbalist, nutritionist and mentor Camille Freeman about how to simplify your recommendations to be more effective, how to stand out and start getting referrals as an up-and-coming practitioner, the importance of a group of peers and mentors, and much more!
2023-04-261h 15
In the Clinic with Camille60 | The Power of Showing UpWhy bother to show up when you can watch the recording?
Today, I'm sharing a simple yet often overlooked strategy for building your visibility and relationships within your community.
Finding clients and getting the word out about your practice can be a real challenge, especially when you're just starting out. It's easy to find yourself stressing over sending cold outreach emails to other practitioners or spending lots of time on social media in the hopes of building your referral network.
But there's another option that can make a huge difference: just show up...
2023-04-2310 min
In the Clinic with Camille56 | Is Vitex Contraindicated in PCOS with Jillian Bar-AvIs Vitex Contraindicated in PCOS?
You can probably tell from the episode title that, according to our current understanding, Vitex agnus-castus is not contraindicated for folks who have PCOS.
In fact, there is reason to suspect that it may be quite helpful in this situation, at least in some cases.
(Side note, Vitex can be a tricky herb to work with and isn't for everyone - if you are new to herbs, I highly recommend working with an herbalist before deciding whether Vitex is a good fit for you!)
In this episode, Jillian...
2023-02-1919 min
In the Clinic with Camille54 | Oren Hercz on Creating an Intermediate Herbal ProgramIn today's episode, I interview herbalist Oren Hercz about his experience developing an intermediate herbal program in partnership with Ember Peters. Oren shares how his educational work dovetails with his clinical practice, and some of the challenges that arise when creating a new program - especially one that is longer and more resource-intensive than previous offerings.
Resources
Oren's website
Maritime School of Holistic Herbalism
Connect with Oren on Facebook
I also interviewed Oren in Episode 36 of In the Clinic, discussing how herb walks can help bring in more 1:1 clients
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2023-02-0430 min
In the Clinic with Camille53 | The Pay from the Heart Pricing ModelI've been using a "pay from the heart" pricing model for 2 years now. When people sign up for my Monday Mentoring program, they are offered three pricing levels and asked to chose based on which is most appropriate for their situation. All three pricing levels receive the same program. In this episode, I share a bit more about what I've learned from this model and why I plan on continuing it for the foreseeable future.
In the episode, I mentioned learning about Pay from the Heart from Mark Silver. Here is a link to his Heart of...
2023-01-2913 minHerbRallyHormonal regulation, circadian rhythms & when to take herbs with Camille FreemanToday's episode is brought to you by Camille Freeman's 2023 Hormone Deep Dive. A year-long exploration of hormones for advanced herbalists and nutritionists. Early bird pricing through January 5, 2023. LEARN MORE AND REGISTER Here's what you'll do in 2023: Brush up on endocrine phys/pathophys. Review clinical tools, skills, and techniques relevant to hormonal health. Understand dietary, lifestyle, herbal, and nutritional strategies to consider for each topic covered. Pick up at least a few new protocols, recommendations, or formulas to use with clients. Earn some CEU (hopefully!)
2023-01-0420 min
In the Clinic with Camille52 | Throwing (some) courses into the sea
Signed up for too many courses? It's fine to get rid of them.
A few weeks ago, a student in my Grow course shared a sentiment that's all too familiar.
She wrote:
"Having bought too many courses that are on backlog feels super burdensome. I want to just throw them all into the sea, as they represent time I don’t have."
So relatable, especially after almost 3 pandemic years.
Here are my suggestions:
#1: Make an inventory of the things you signed up for
Write it all down in a Go...
2022-10-1109 min
In the Clinic with Camille38 | Why I’m Not on Social MediaI left social media several years ago.
I had always thought that social media was mandatory for building a practice. However, when it got to the point that being on Facebook & co. had more downsides than upsides, I decided to take a break.
I've never really gone back.
In this episode, I share more about that decision and how it's affected my clinical practice.
Hint: it's been fine.
Although the strategies are different, I've been able to find plenty of clients without using social media for the past several years.
2022-03-2210 min
HerbRallyOn Liver Enzymes with Camille FreemanToday's episode is with Camille Freeman, and she goes in-depth on liver enzymes. This mini-lesson dovetails perfectly with her 2022 GI Deep Dive Series. If you're looking to brush up on all things gastro-intestinal health related, you can't find a better course! Camille is an expert, and this course is geared towards healthcare practitioners. So it is not a beginner's class, keep that in mind. I highly recommend you check it out! LEARN MORE Thanks to Camille for recording this lesson, and thanks to y'all for listening! Talk to you la...
2022-01-0416 min
Herbs with RosaleeGinger with Camille FreemanGinger has so many gifts! Ginger is an herb that has a strong presence in my life, one I work with often. Listen in as I explore the many benefits of ginger with clinical herbalist and nutritionist, Camille Freeman. You’ll also receive Camille’s recipe for Warming Autumn Tea, a fresh ginger tea with cinnamon that is perfect for cold and flu season, whether you enjoy it at the first sign of a tickle in your throat or as an accompaniment to a good book on one of those cozy winter days.Camille has been in prac...
2021-12-0836 min
In the Clinic with Camille31 | When It Doesn’t Help to CompareEver had a brilliant idea, only to find out that someone else was already doing the same thing?
I think we've all been there.
You brainstorm and scheme until you're pretty sure you have the perfect program, offer, or class in mind.
It can be a big blow to find out that someone else is already doing it.
Your first instinct might be to give up, try to think of something new, and move on to your next idea.
In this episode, I explain why you might want to do the...
2021-11-0807 min
In the Clinic with Camille27 | Why I Spend Money Every Month on a Business MentorWhy I Spend Money on Mentoring... and lots of it.
This week, I'm sharing specifically how much money I spend every month on mentoring.
Hint: it's an amount that would have been inconceivable to me a year or two ago.
It's an amount that doesn't feel entirely comfortable. It pushes me, which is part of the point.
When I first started practicing, I resisted spending money on mentoring and other "business building" things.
I didn't have money to spend, and a lot of these programs seemed scammy and unnecessary. (To be fa...
2021-08-0608 min
In the Clinic with Camille26 | Thoughts on the New OpenNotes Rules for Licensed Practitioners
Why licensed nutritionists need to be aware of the new OpenNotes rules.
Did you know that new legislation went into effect in April, 2021 that affects the way licensed healthcare providers share information with their clients/patients?
It's called OpenNotes.
If you're in practice, it will affect how you communicate with your clients and potentially how you take notes.
Because it's still very new, we still don't know the full implications of OpenNotes for nutritionists.
At this point, most of us with private practices are doing our best to implement the changes a...
2021-07-0210 min
In the Clinic with Camille25 | Making Peace with Not Running an ApothecaryIf you've ever felt bashful because you don't run an apothecary...
Check out this week's episode!
There are many different ways to be an herbalist.
Not everyone needs to fulfill each aspect of herbalism personally.
If you love running an apothecary, great!
If you don't love it, you don't have to do it.
If you don't have the time, or the money, or the ability to deal with it: that's fine.
There are plenty of amazing, ethical people and businesses who you can work with to supply herbs...
2021-06-0107 min
Crafting a RevolutionWonder Women 171 - Camille Finan of Remodel Your Life Wonder Women 171 - Camille Finan of Remodel Your Life Host of Remodel Your Life Podcast, Camille Finan talks to women working in the trades and breaking down barriers in non-traditional careers. Her 35 years as a carpenter gives her a unique insight into the world of construction and design. Her goal is to inform and educate people about the wonderful opportunities of working in the trades for women and girls. She also coaches women on how to make a living from doing the work that they love to do.
2021-05-121h 04
In the Clinic with Camille24 | Do You Need a Business Plan?Do you need a business plan?
One of the things I get asked relatively often in my Roots course is whether you need to have a formal business plan before you open your private clinical practice as an herbalist or nutritionist.
The short answer: Nope. Not really.
In this episode, I share why I don't think you need one and a few things to consider instead.
Need help with some of these steps? You may want to consider my Roots course and/or a private mentoring session.
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2021-05-0506 minHerbRallyHerbal Observation Groups A Collaborative Model of Herbal Care with Camille FreemanOn today's episode we'll hear from Camille Freeman on a collaborative model of herbal care. She discusses the power of collaborative care more broadly, and for teachers and mentors, she details about how to run herbal observation groups. Camille Freeman is a registered herbalist and licensed nutrition who has been in practice since 2003 with a focus on fertility and reproductive health. She is also a professor at the Maryland University of Integrative Health where she teaches physiology and pathophysiology to students in the nutrition and herbal medicine programs. You can find her at www.camillefreeman.com.
2021-04-2823 min
In the Clinic with Camille23 | Why Having Your Clients Buy Herbs on Amazon May Not be a Good Idea
An interview with herbalist Lori Wroten
In this week's episode, you'll hear an interview with herbalist Lori Wroten. This is the first time I've had a guest on In the Clinic!
A cautionary tale
I invited Lori to share about a frightening experience associated with the use of an herbal product being sold by a 3rd party vendor on Amazon.
Although we don't have all of the details about what was in the product, this case study provides a cautionary tale about the quality and veracity of products that clients purchase online.
As yo...
2021-04-2332 min
In the Clinic with Camille22 | Should You Charge Extra for Payment Plans?
Should you charge extra for payment plans?
When you purchase a course, program, or package online, you're often offered a payment plan - particularly if the price is on the high end.
Usually, the payment plan winds up being more expensive than the "paid in full" price.
An Example
A program costs $999 - or - four payments of $300
In this scenario, you'd be paying an extra $200 if you couldn't afford the upfront fee
Questions and Ethics
Are you comfortable penalizing someone who can't afford your full prices?
We do need...
2021-04-2006 min
Alchemy & Action (formerly Wellpreneur): Nature-based Personal Growth for High-Achieving WomenMarketing your Wellness Business WITHOUT Social Media - Camille Freeman {e242} “Go back to the roots (…) and have more time for things that are important!” Camille FreemanIn this week’s episode, Charlie and her guest Camille discuss something almost out of time – how to market your business, but without Social Media. Sounds impossible? Well, it isn’t!Camille has been in reproductive health since 2003 and has seen massive changes in how we market ourselves in the wellness space. A few years ago she decided to quit social media for her business - and in her life.Find out...
2021-03-2930 min
Wellpreneur: Wellness Marketing and MindsetMarketing your Wellness Business WITHOUT Social Media - Camille Freeman {e242} “Go back to the roots (…) and have more time for things that are important!” Camille FreemanIn this week’s episode, Charlie and her guest Camille discuss something almost out of time – how to market your business, but without Social Media. Sounds impossible? Well, it isn’t!Camille has been in reproductive health since 2003 and has seen massive changes in how we market ourselves in the wellness space. A few years ago she decided to quit social media for her business - and in her life.Find out...
2021-03-2930 min
In the Clinic with Camille21 | Questions to Ask Before You Buy that Program or Course
Do you have your eye on a course, program, or package that's starting soon?
There are endless tempting opportunities out there.
If you're anything like me, you probably receive messages daily about trainings or courses that seem like something you really, really should know about.
There are times when a course, training, or coaching package is just what you need.
Most of the time, these are not just what you need.
Before you purchase, ask yourself these questions:
Do I actually need this program/course right now?
Do I have time to do...
2021-03-2113 min
In the Clinic with Camille20 | Don’t Overlook This Simple Way to Find New ClientsAre you having a hard time finding new clients?
When your schedule isn't booked and you're spirits are down, it's tempting to start grasping at straws.
Maybe you need to run Facebook ads?
Hire a pricey consultant?
Do some deep visualization?
Take another class?
Before you do any of these things, make sure you've tried the basics first.
If you're not getting clients, ask your self this: do the people who already love and support you know what you do? Have you told them about your work? Do they know...
2021-03-1807 min
In the Clinic with Camille19 | The Ovaries Need the UterusDo the ovaries work without the uterus?
Although the ovaries and uterus work hand-in-hand (so to speak), for a long time we've thought that ovarian hormone production would continue more or less unchanged if someone needed to have a hysterectomy.
It turns out that removing the uterus does affect ovarian function.
In this episode, I share some of the newer studies looking at how hysterectomy affects ovarian function & hormone production, as well as some outstanding questions to consider.
The key takeaway point?
It's all connected.
The uterus and the ovaries are...
2021-03-1209 min
In the Clinic with Camille18 | Be Mindful About Going Over Time During Your ConsultsIn this visit, I share some things to think about if you're consistently going over the scheduled amount of time for your clinical visits. These aren't always obvious, and it's important to consider how your timing affects your clients physically, emotionally, and logistically.
If you'd like to be part of a community of practice with other clinical herbalists/herbally-minded nutritionists, please consider joining us in Monday Mentoring. We'd love to have you join!
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2021-03-0309 min
In the Clinic with Camille17 | Reflections on Publishing ResearchThe trials and tribulations of survey research.
A paper that I've been working on with a team of other folks was published in the Journal of the American College of Nutrition.
It took about 2.5 years from the start of the project to publication, and it's been a wild ride.
In today's episode, I share some of what went into the research and publication process, and a few things that I learned along the way.
I hope you enjoy these reflections on what goes into a seemingly simple - and imperfect - publication & that hea...
2021-02-2413 min
In the Clinic with Camille16 | On Keeping Things Simple
It's okay to keep things simple.
Sometimes practitioners feel pressured to come up with complicated recommendations.
A complicated case means someone needs a complex protocol, right?
Not always.
Sometimes, simple is just the thing.
In this episode, I gently remind you of the reasons it's okay - and even preferable - to stick with basic, easy (in some ways) recommendations.
These are more affordable. They're easier to follow. They're more likely to stick, to make a difference in the long run.
Try simple before you get fancy.
I...
2021-02-1607 min
In the Clinic with Camille15 | Identifying Your Target Market and Niche
The more clear you are about who you're aiming to serve, the easier things will be in your clinical work.
Feeling confused about your target market and niche?
Not even sure what the difference is between the two?
Don't think you really need either of these?
Listen to this episode to find out why it's so helpful to narrow these things down for yourself and to learn why it's okay - really! - if you're not quite there yet.
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2021-02-0909 min
In the Clinic with Camille14 | How to Handle Income from your Practice
Profit First: The book I didn't want to like.
Based on the title alone, this didn't seem like something I'd be interested in.
It's been recommended by so many people, though, and I'm feeling increasingly lost when it comes to business finances so I thought I'd check it out.
And yep. "People" were right. It was super helpful.
I've detailed the most important thing I learned from the book in this episode.
Although this seems like very basic information, it helped things click into place for me. I hope it's helpful fo...
2021-02-0110 min
In the Clinic with Camille13 | Accountability Groups for PractitionersBeing in private practice can be isolating.
If you're a clinician in a private practice, you may feel like very few people understand what you do and the challenges that come along with the work.
It's easy to get distracted or to spend hours running around in circles trying to fix a small thing.
This is why I recommend joining an accountability group ASAP
An accountability group is simply a small group of people who meet regularly to check in and provide support for one another.
This doesn't have to take a long ti...
2020-12-1309 min
In the Clinic with Camille12 | Why You Need a Referral List and Who to Add
Do you have a referral list?
It's one of those things that's easy to put off, particularly when you're just getting started with your practice.
Over time, you might get busy and never quite get around to starting one.
Or, perhaps you have a jumble of business cards from conferences or networking events bopping around in the bottom of your bag.
If you don't have a referral list, I highly recommend starting one now.
Why?
It makes it easier to remember who's out there to help your clients.
You'll ha...
2020-11-0407 min
In the Clinic with Camille11 | Website PerfectionismAre you guilty of website perfectionism?
I am.
If I had my way, I could easily spend 10 or 20 hours a week tweaking things on my website.
But I'm not really helping anyone when I spend that kind of time working on aesthetics.
Here's the problem: focusing all of your attention on your website prevents you from doing the harder work of finding clients.
Too often website perfectionism gets in the way of actually starting your practice.
Do any of these sound familiar?
"I can't really promote myself unti...
2020-10-2207 min
In the Clinic with Camille10 | Safety of Probiotics in Infants
Are probiotics safe to use in infants?
I'm so glad you're asking this question.
Before recommending any supplement, we should always be asking whether it's likely to be safe and effective.
This is even more important when using supplements with infants, where the stakes are higher than in many other life stages.
The short answer is that the safety profile of probiotics in infants is quite strong in many cases.
I don't recommend probiotics for all infants, but in some cases I believe that the benefits are likely to outweigh the ri...
2020-10-0313 min
In the Clinic with Camille9 | Thoughts on Working and Homeschooling
Working from home while homeschooling your kids?
Me, too.
Y'all, it isn't easy. In fact, it isn't easy under normal circumstances. Right now we're talking about a whole new level of "not easy."
In this episode I share a few tips that may be helpful.
Resources
Don't forget, you don't have to do this alone! Here are a few resources:
Check your library for the Libby app (audio books)
Mystery Doug - free short science videos; also see Mystery Science for full lessons
The Brave Learner - great homeschool book for...
2020-09-2711 min
In the Clinic with Camille8 | Identifying your Core Values
When you're in practice, identifying your core values helps you stay aligned with your highest intention.
One of the things I do regularly - at least every year or two - is revisit my statements about what I do and who I serve/my "ideal clients."
I find that this is a helpful practice, but it's not quite enough.
It's also important to think about the WAY you do what you do. I find that this stems from your core values: the things that are most important to you as a person and a practitioner.
2020-09-0507 min
In the Clinic with Camille7 | How to Name your Herbal or Nutrition Practice
It's time to get your practice up and running.
One of the first steps is to name your practice. For some people, this can be a real stumbling block. It feels like a huge decision. Don't let this hold you up! I've included a few things to consider below, with more in the podcast episode. It's also helpful to know that it's pretty easy (from a business/legal perspective) to change your name later. For example, if you file as an LLC you can pay a small, one-time fee and add a "Doing Business As" name to your registration. ...
2020-08-1009 min
In the Clinic with Camille6 | Using Inclusive Language in the Clinic
Using Inclusive Language in the Clinic
As a clinician, you're probably used to speaking or writing in a particular way. It's helpful to evaluate your language periodically to make sure you're choosing words and phrases that create a welcoming and inclusive environment. While I know most of us have good intentions, we also have a lot of room for improvement (and I include myself here!).
Here are a few things to consider in your written language:
List your pronouns on your website, in your bio, and in other marketing/promotional materials
Leave blanks for clients to indicate...
2020-07-2410 min
In the Clinic with Camille5 | How to Not Panic When You Have a Complicated Case
Have you ever looked through an intake form and started to feel a bit of panic?
I think we've all been there.
It's easy to feel like you're not good enough, you don't know enough, and you'll never be able to help this person.
You are not the only one who's felt this way.
In this episode, I share a few tips for staying calm, trusting yourself, and getting help when you need it.
Many times, it comes back to your underlying philosophy. What kind of work do you do? If yo...
2020-07-0207 min
In the Clinic with Camille4 | Should You Use Testimonials to Market your Integrative Practice?
Testimonials can be powerful marketing tools.
When I was doing research for my recent webinar on how to find clients without using social media, I kept running across the recommendation to use testimonials.
Sometimes known as "social proof," they can reassure potential clients that you're a legitimate practitioner and that others have benefited from working with you.
Almost all online marketing/business-building courses and gurus will tell you to include testimonials on your sales pages and in your marketing materials if you have them.
When clients are singing your praises, it does seem l...
2020-06-0709 min
In the Clinic with Camille3 | Making Violet Syrup
How to Make Violet Syrup
Harvest 2-3 cups of violet flowers.
Remove calyces (green part at base of flower) and stems and put flowers in a glass jar
Bring 2-3 cups of filtered or distilled water to a boil. Allow to cool slightly before covering violet flowers. Fill jar until flowers are covered with 1-2 inches to spare (they float so the inches will be at the bottom)
Cover with something non-metallic and non-plastic and allow to sit overnight or for 24 hours
Strain flowers out of water and admire the beautiful color/scent.
Measure how much liquid you have now. Add...
2020-04-2308 min
Thinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty23 | Using Zoom to Take Offline Courses OnlineIn this episode, I share some concerns about using Zoom to replace on-campus learning time, and some suggestions for how to use Zoom if you decide that's what's best for your students at this time.
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2020-03-2806 min
In the Clinic with Camille2 | Tips for Taking your Practice OnlineIf you're moving away from face-to-face consultations due to the coronavirus, here are some quick tips for working with clients from a distance.
Resources mentioned:
How to set up a Google Voice number
Practice Better (referral link)
Five Flavors Herbs Custom formulations
SendInc for sending secure emails
Fullscript
Have a question or need help getting started with your virtual clinic? Please reach out.
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2020-03-1610 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty22 | Coronavirus in Online CoursesIf your course is already online, do you need to make any adjustments based on the COVID-19 situation? I share how I've made a few adaptations in my courses. Share thoughts and feedback here.
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2020-03-1306 min
In the Clinic with Camille1 | Is Fennel Safe during Pregnancy?Welcome to episode 1! Today, I discussed whether fennel is safe to use during pregnancy & some of the evidence that informs my opinion. For a list of references, please visit www.intheclinic.com/1
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2020-03-0814 min
In the Clinic with CamilleTrailer: What to ExpectLook for the first episode in March, 2020. Until then, check out this short trailer to find out what you can expect from this podcast. My hope is that the podcast will provide support, encouragement, food for thought, and ongoing education for herbalists and nutritionists. If you have feedback, topic requests, or questions, please submit them: https://intheclinic.com
2020-01-1602 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty21 | Late Work PoliciesIn this episode, I share a few thoughts on late work policies that work for students and faculty. I also present my current late work policy (see more on my blog here) in case it's helpful.
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2019-12-0910 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty20 | When to Make Exceptions for Unusual CircumstancesWhat should you do when a student experiences an emergency or major life event? Do you stick with your syllabus or make exceptions to your policies? What about a student who hasn't started the class more than halfway through but now wants to make up the work? I'll share my criteria for working with students in these situations.
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2019-11-0606 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty19 | What To Do When Students Don't Have Their Textbooks YetHow can we help when students haven't been able to get their required course materials due to financial aid delays, international shipping, and other issues? Please share your ideas and experiences with this if like: thinkingofyoupodcast@gmail.com
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2019-09-2405 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty18 | How to Handle High Question Volume in First Week of ClassIt's week 1, and you may be experiencing a high volume of questions in your online course. Here are a few tips for answering these questions and refining your course based on the questions that are coming in.
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2019-09-0807 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty17 | Should You Require Students to Post in a Discussion Board Before They Can See Other Responses?This is a quick mini episode to answer the age-old question: should students be able to see what other people have posted before they submit their own response in a discussion board? Or should you require them to post first before viewing other students' responses? You probably won't be shocked to find that I have a strong opinion on this one :). Send along your questions to thinkingofyoupodcast@gmail.com and have a great week!
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2019-05-1303 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty16 | When a Student Objects to "Teaching Myself"In this episode, I provide some ideas for how to respond when a student feels that they are teaching themselves in an online course.
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2019-05-0608 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty15 | Ideas for Working with Non-Native English SpeakersToday's question covers how to kindly and effectively teach students who are not native English speakers. I go over my thoughts on how to assess work and facilitate the best possible learning experience for all of our students. Share your own thoughts, resources or questions on my website.
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2019-05-0107 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty14 | How to Handle Negative Course EvaluationsNegative course evaluations are never fun, particularly when student feedback is personal rather than constructive. In this episode, I share a few thoughts on how to use them to improve your teaching and how to avoid using them for self-flagellation. Resources mentioned in the episode are available here.
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2019-04-2411 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty13 | How to Stay on Top of Your GradingAs the semester winds down for many faculty across the States, many people are buried beneath a pile of assignments to grade. In this episode, I offer a straightforward way to think about how much time you have to grade, how to schedule it into your calendar, and how to set up your online courses to work around submissions that you'd like to focus on more deeply. Please send questions my way: thinkingofyoupodcast@gmail.com or post on my website.
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2019-04-1508 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty12 | Ideas for "Getting to Know You" in Week 1It's finals week! In honor of wrapping up one trimester while simultaneously preparing for the next, I share some ideas about creating interesting and fun "Getting to Know You" activities for week 1 of your online courses. For more info or to submit questions, visit my website.
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2019-04-1107 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty11 | How to Address Academic Integrity ViolationsAh, plagiarism. The word that causes a sinking feeling in every educator's heart. In this week's episode, I discuss a few quick tips for handling academic integrity issues, and some thoughts on crafting assignments that don't lend themselves to plagiarism. I'd love to hear your strategies and ideas: thinkingofyoupodcast@gmail.com or www.camillefreeman.com/podcast
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2019-04-0210 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty10 | How to Handle Letter of Recommendation RequestsI've developed a process for handling letter of recommendation requests, which I outline in this episode. You can see my website page for students who want to request letters, and the one with instructions to be used after I've agreed to the request. (Many thanks to Dr. Tressie McMillan Cottom and Dr. Tricia Matthew for sharing their guidelines. I highly recommend following both on Twitter and elsewhere.). If you have other ways of handling letters of recommendation, I'd love to hear about them: thinkingofyoupodcast@gmail.com or leave a comment on my website. Thanks for listening!
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2019-03-2508 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty9 | Mid-Term Survey Logistics and Learning New ThingsI cover a follow-up question about Episode 6: Mid-Term Surveys and talk about what it feels like to be a beginner. I'd love to hear from you! Please send your comments and questions to thinkingofyoupodcast@gmail.com.
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2019-03-1908 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty8 | A Discussion About Discussion BoardsWherein I go on a small rant about when and how to use discussion boards in online courses. Thoughts? Ideas? thinkingofyoupodcast@gmail.com or leave your feedback here.
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2019-03-1114 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty7 | Quiz Settings in your CourseIn today's episode, I discuss some ideas for setting up quizzes in our course, including whether to allow repeated attempts, when to reveal answers, and so forth. I highly recommend the website https://www.retrievalpractice.org/, which transformed the way I think about quizzing in my physiology I course. If you have questions, comments, or quizzing tips/ideas, I'd love to hear from you: thinkingofyoupodcast@gmail.com
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2019-03-0407 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty6 | Should you Distribute a Mid-Term SurveyShould you send out a mid-term survey in your online course? If so, what kinds of questions work well? Click here for a link to one of my most recent mid-term surveys, which you're free to use or modify for your own course. As always, I love receiving questions and comments. Reach out any time! thinkingofyoupodcast@gmail.com
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2019-02-2606 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty5 | Loving our StudentsA slightly-belated Valentine's Day episode! A few thoughts on loving our students, even when it's challenging.
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2019-02-1806 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty4 | How to Communicate with your Online StudentsThoughts on how to best communicate with your online students individually and as a group. Please share your thoughts and questions by emailing thinkingofyoupodcast@gmail.com or on my website here.
Link to the Remind app I mentioned.
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2019-01-2109 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty3 | How to Add Student Agency to Our Online CoursesHere are a handful of ideas for adding student agency to your online course, even if you weren't the one who designed it. I'd love to hear your ideas, comments, and questions. How do you add agency to your online courses? Email thinkingofyoupodcast@gmail.com or submit online here.
* A video tour showing how I incorporate student choice into my Pathophysiology course
* Tricider: a free tool for brainstorming and voting on ideas
* FlipGrid: a free tool that simplifies video responses. I'll do a separate blog post on this soon!
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2019-01-1708 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty2 | Humanize your Instructor BioThoughts on how and why to humanize your instructor bio. See also this excellent article in Faculty Focus by Evan Kropp: Using Your Instructor Bio to Humanize Course, Reduce Student Anxiety
Here is a link to the Teaching Complexity webinar series.
Please send feedback and questions to thinkingofyoupodcast@gmail.com or submit here.
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2019-01-0706 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty1 | Should I Open All Course Content in Week 1?Should you open all of the weeks in your online course from the beginning, or should you release content slowly over the course of the trimester? We'll consider this question through the student lens. Please share your thoughts and/or questions about teaching online here or via email: thinkingofyoupodcast@gmail.com
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2019-01-0306 minThinking of You: Q&A for Online FacultyTrailer | About the PodcastMeet Camille and learn why this podcast is called "Thinking of You."
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2018-12-3104 min
Capri Podia - ???????????Stress relief for busy students and professionals with Camille Freeman - WIN021"??We have a lot of evidence about circadian rhythm and health. Your body would like to be able to predict when you are going to eat and sleep and more. ?When you do things without consistency it's hard for your body to keep up." ???Camille Freeman, MS, CNS, LDN
Camille Freeman, MS, CNS, LDN is an herbalist, nutritionist, ?and physiologist.
She previously ran her own ?practice ?primarily working with clients on fertility, pregnancy and postpartum health. Today, teaching is ?Camille's full-time job.
She is ?a lover of all things academic, having accumulated two master’s degrees ?(one in Herbal Medicine ?and...
2018-03-2833 min
Plant Love RadioStress relief for busy students or professionals with Camille FreemanCamille Freeman, MS, CNS, LDN is an herbalist, nutritionist, and physiologist. She previously ran her own practice primarily working with clients on fertility, pregnancy and postpartum health. Today, teaching is Camille's full-time job. She is a lover of all things academic, having accumulated two master’s degrees (one in Herbal Medicine and another in Physiology & Biophysics). I love how Camille integrates science and traditional wisdom in her teaching and practice and was very excited to invite her to speak about strategies for stress relief for busy students and professionals. Show Notes: https://plantloveradio.com//15
2018-03-2832 min