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Are you interested in or already have a wellness business? Perhaps you deliver employee wellness services, or practice as a health coach, functional medicine provider, lifestyle or relationship expert, spiritual coach, integrative and holistic health practitioner, or you invent wellness products and devices. Regardless of your role, you need to stay on top of the law that affects the wellness industry. This podcast will feature wellness industry experts and thought leaders and explain how the law affects what they do. You will learn about the latest lawsuits, investigations, and research that can help your wellness business reduce risk and thrive.
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Update frequency:
biweekly
Average audio length:
27 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
50 episodes
since July 23, 2022
episodic
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Host Barbara Zabawa welcomes Zara Northover—2008 Jamaican Olympic shot putter, entrepreneur, and advocate—who recounts her rise in the mortgage industry and how, amid COVID and post–George Floyd DEI tensions, her efforts to surface inequities and hiring concerns led to warnings from leadership and …
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Host Barbara Zabawa welcomes Steven Paskoff, CEO and founder of Employment Learning Innovations (ELI) and former EEOC attorney, to discuss his book Civility Rules and his work helping organizations build lawful, productive, and civil workplaces. Paskoff explains how he left legal practice to create…
Host Barbara Zabawa interviews naturopath and All Better Health/All Better Naturopathy CEO and former White House policy advisor Katie Talento about disrupting healthcare financing and benefits. Talento explains a lawsuit involving Patient Rights Advocate challenging the American Medical Associatio…
Host Barbara Zabawa welcomes Dr. Rosie Ward, CEO and founder of Salveo Partners and author of Future-Proofing Leadership and How to Build a Thriving Culture at Work, to discuss her “thriving organization” pyramid, which places 21st-century organizational design and leadership/culture as the foundat…
On the Wellness Law Podcast, host Barbara Zabawa interviews Benjamin Emmert-Aronson, co-founder of Open Source Wellness (OSW), about creating a “behavioral pharmacy” that helps people act on common “behavioral prescriptions” like healthier eating, exercise, stress reduction, and social support—espe…
Attorney Christopher Barnewolt of the Pacific Legal Foundation joins the Wellness Law Podcast to discuss PLF’s lawsuit challenging the California Board of Psychology’s discipline of life coach Anna Runkle (the “Crappy Childhood Fairy”). Barnewolt explains that Runkle, who has openly stated she is n…
Host Barbara Zabawa welcomes Dr. Romie Morales Rosado, a PhD-trained applied mathematician and data scientist and owner of Legacy Nova, to discuss how workplace wellness programs can better leverage data to prevent problems before they arise. Rosado explains her work helping leaders and institution…
Host Barbara Zabawa welcomes Cynthia Marcotte Stamer to the Wellness Law Podcast to discuss how multiple legal disciplines intersect with “wellness law” and why it should be recognized as a distinct practice area. Stammer, an employee benefits and labor and employment lawyer with deep experience in…
Host Barbara Zabawa welcomes Chase Sterling, executive director of the Wellbeing Think Tank, a 501(c)(3) founded in 2021 that convenes monthly events and an annual summit to elevate evidence-based, integrated workplace wellbeing practices. Sterling explains she created the organization after seeing…
Host Barbara Zabawa interviews Jennifer Lundman, executive director of the Institute for Behavior Change, about why the Institute was founded in the last year to develop credible, sustainable standards for health and wellness coaching—especially for coaches working inside healthcare systems. Lundma…
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