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Living ChronicInterview with Rosalind Joffe, The Chronic Illness Career CoachSend us a textChronic illness can be devastating to your career and often, patients must make a career change in order to continue working or work with HR at their current job to help them work through illnesses and treatments. Rosalind founded the only chronic illness focused career coaching business after suffering from MS and UC and struggling in her own career.Support the show2023-09-2931 min
SpondycastProtecting Your Job: Regain Your Power in the Workplace While Living with Spondyloarthritis with Rosalind JoffeRosalind Joffe, the “Chronic Illness Career Coach,” discusses how people impacted by spondyloarthritis can navigate workplace challenges and advocate for their needs. https://cicoach.com/Chronic illness, workplace, work, employment, invisible disease, disclosure, diversity, inclusion, disability, accommodations, ADA2023-09-0637 min
The Unchosen ForkLabor Pains: Working While Chronically IllSarah and Kelly welcome guest host, Rosalind Joffe, to discuss all the challenges and benefits of working while chronically ill.After being diagnosed, one of the next largest concerns is working. Can you still do your job with your condition? How much do you disclose at work? What else should I be considering?Sarah and Kelly cover all this with Rosalind, who has coached others on these questions for over 20 years. Come for the critical career questions. Stay for Sarah's oversharing, yet again.Join us on the Unchosen Fork.Guest Speaker Bi...2022-06-0335 min
My Happy ThyroidHow To Juggle Work With A Chronic Thyroid Condition feat. Rosalind Joffe and Hannah OlsonPaloma Health is the first online medical practice focused exclusively on hypothyroidism. My Happy Thyroid Podcast, presented by Paloma Health, is a resource to optimize your thyroid, hear stories of other patients, and listen to thyroid experts weigh in on best practices.In this episode, listen to the replay of our Speaker Series hosted on May 24, 2021. Hear from three health experts about how to juggle work while managing a chronic thyroid condition like hypothyroidism or Hashimoto's disease.In this episode—Rosalind Joffe - https://cicoach.com/Hannah Olson - https://www.wearecapable.org//2021-07-2157 min
Working With Chronic IllnessWhat is your Medicine of Choice?Do you fall into the trap of focusing solely on finding what will heal your chronically ill body? When we do, we miss where we can take charge. That's why this post is about identifying what 'medicine' you can rely on to restore your balance, your hope and your resilience.2019-08-3000 min
No End In Sight30 – RosalindRosalind Joffe, author of Women, Work, And Autoimmune Disease, talks multiple sclerosis, ulcerative colitis, and finding work and purpose with chronic illness. Transcript Hi, I’m Brianne Benness and this is No End In Sight, a podcast about life with chronic illness. I have a few quick notes before we get started: I know I’m starting …
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The post 30 – Rosalind appeared first on No End In Sight.2019-06-131h 10Working With Chronic IllnessDo You Suffer in Your Pain?It's officially Spring in Massachusetts, USA. But, as usual, it's still cold and damp, no buds on the trees yet or new life in the ground or warm sun. A friend complained, "Why do I live here and suffer this weather? I hate it." I couldn't argue , I don't like the cold either. But I wondered, do I suffer this weather? Or do I find it painful. Is there a difference?
As I 'marinated' this thought, I realized that there is difference. And it's significant. That's why I'm sharing my thoughts here, with you.2019-04-0400 minWorking With Chronic IllnessDo You Suffer in Your Pain?It's officially Spring in Massachusetts, USA. But, as usual, it's still cold and damp, no buds on the trees yet or new life in the ground or warm sun. A friend complained, "Why do I live here and suffer this weather? I hate it." I couldn't argue , I don't like the cold either. But I wondered, do I suffer this weather? Or do I find it painful. Is there a difference?
As I 'marinated' this thought, I realized that there is difference. And it's significant. That's why I'm sharing my thoughts here, with you.2019-04-0400 minWorking With Chronic IllnessAre you practicing your fundamentals?I've been MIA. And now I'm back.
Originally, my absence here was due to decisions I'd made based on clear a intention. And then the unpredictable happened. And I had to readjust. I expect if you're here, you know what that's like.
That's why this post is about setting intentions that allow you to work even when your health gets bad, experiencing the unpredictable, and using your fundamentals, the resources you need to maintain resilience.2019-01-0800 minWorking With Chronic IllnessAre you practicing your fundamentals?I've been MIA. And now I'm back.
Originally, my absence here was due to decisions I'd made based on clear a intention. And then the unpredictable happened. And I had to readjust. I expect if you're here, you know what that's like.
That's why this post is about setting intentions that allow you to work even when your health gets bad, experiencing the unpredictable, and using your fundamentals, the resources you need to maintain resilience.2019-01-0800 minWorking With Chronic IllnessCan You Adapt to Who You Are Now?Living with a difficult to treat, debilitating and incurable disease, you can find your world shrinking because you're no longer the person you thought you were. Does it seem like the easiest move is to withdraw completely rather than face your own and other's disappointment in your unpredictable state of health? That can temporarily feel safe but it's not a healthy long term strategy. That's why this post focuses on adapting your beliefs and values to who you are now.2018-01-3000 minWorking With Chronic IllnessCan You Adapt to Who You Are Now?Living with a difficult to treat, debilitating and incurable disease, you can find your world shrinking because you're no longer the person you thought you were. Does it seem like the easiest move is to withdraw completely rather than face your own and other's disappointment in your unpredictable state of health? That can temporarily feel safe but it's not a healthy long term strategy. That's why this post focuses on adapting your beliefs and values to who you are now.2018-01-3000 minWorking With Chronic IllnessBenchmarks and Holiday LightHolidays can be a source of increased frustration when you live with chronically difficult health. But you can easily miss those spots of improvement in the swirl of all the pressure. That's why this issue focuses on Benchmarks and Light.2017-12-2200 minWorking With Chronic IllnessBenchmarks and Holiday LightHolidays can be a source of increased frustration when you live with chronically difficult health. But you can easily miss those spots of improvement in the swirl of all the pressure. That's why this issue focuses on Benchmarks and Light.2017-12-2200 minWorking With Chronic IllnessSliding between the "Kingdom of the Sick" and the WellWhat happens when you're feeling better, even if only for a brief time, after you've been sick with chronic illness? This episode explores that roller coaster.2017-11-0200 minWorking With Chronic IllnessSliding between the "Kingdom of the Sick" and the WellWhat happens when you're feeling better, even if only for a brief time, after you've been sick with chronic illness? This episode explores that roller coaster.2017-11-0200 minWorking With Chronic IllnessAre You Your Best Advocate for Living a Productive Life?How do you advocate to be as productive as possible when you live with unpredictable and difficult health? Do you find yourself, too often disappointing someone -- a loved one, friend or colleague? Do you feel like you don't deserve the chance to be more productive?.This post includes snippets from an interview by Jenni Prokopy exploring this and more.2017-11-0100 minWorking With Chronic IllnessAre you a Professional Patient?If you're lucky, being a patient is something you take for granted. When your health changes, you likely find that your role as patient changes also. Most of us aren't prepared. That's why this post explores being a professional patient.2017-10-0400 min
ChronicBabe 101Rosalind Joffe: Craft Your Ideal CareerAn interview with Jenni Grover and Rosalind Joffee, a career coach who focuses on helping people with chronic illness. Rosalind Joffe, founder and president of ciCoach, is passionate about coaching people and giving them the tools they need to thrive in their work while living with chronic illness. Rosalind draws on her experience living with chronic illnesses for over 30 years, including multiple sclerosis and ulcerative colitis. Her unique career coaching firm is dedicated to helping people with chronic illness develop the skills they need to succeed in their work lives. Find Rosalind at www.CIcoach.com/2017-09-0400 minWorking With Chronic IllnessCoaching one step forwardThis podcast explores using a guide to help you move toward your goals.2017-08-2900 minWorking With Chronic IllnessWork. What Does it Mean to You?Living with chronic illness can mean that work plays different roles in your life. Different from what healthy people experience. This podcast explores what this might mean for you.2017-08-1000 min