# Stephen Trzeciak

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Listen to the Front Lines: Why Drug Policy Needs to be Bold and Flexible

West Virginia has been often described as “ground zero” of the opioid epidemic, largely because of the explicit targeting of the state by Purdue Pharma for its aggressive marketing of OxyContin.First Responder Jan Rader, long-time champion in the fight against the overdose crisis and the first woma…

#162 Compassionomics in Action: Measurable Impact for Business Leaders and Healthcare alike

What if just 40 seconds of genuine compassion could tangibly lower a cancer patient's anxiety—and what if this "wonder drug" holds the key not just for healthcare, but for every leader who wants to create more fulfilling workplaces and customer experiences? The impact of this question is profound.…

344: How to Show Compassion

In today's episode, Heather Hansen explores one of the most powerful tools we have for connection, credibility, and healing: compassion. Drawing from research, courtroom experience, and two decades defending healthcare providers, Heather Hansen breaks down the real meaning of compassion and the spe…

345: How to Avoid Being Scammed by AI, Other, and Yourself

In today's episode, Heather Hansen breaks down one of the most important skills we all need in a world shaped by rapid information, social media trends, artificial intelligence, and constant noise: the ability to avoid being fooled, misled, or scammed. As a trial attorney who spent decades cross-ex…

234. Weight Loss is a Symptom - What You're Really Solving

One week into the new year and you've probably been bombarded with diet ads. But here's the truth no one says out loud: The food isn't the problem. In this episode, you'll discover: Why weight loss is a symptom — not the root problem The client story that exposes what's actually driving o…

Ep. 289 – Engaged Compassion: Geshe Lobsang Tenzin Negi

The Buddha taught a path of awakened living, but how does that manifest in today’s world of constant connectivity and widespread suffering?  How do we keep our hearts open without being defined or hardened by the pain that surrounds us, whether personal, collective, or historical? How do we navigat…

Susan Herrmann...Breaking Free from Dominator Culture

Susan Herman, LCSW, is a veteran clinical social worker with over three decades of experience spanning child welfare, residential treatment, military social work, and international healing initiatives in Vietnam. In this episode of If You’ve Come This Far, Susan joins Chris and Shaun to discuss her…

"The Hope Effect" with Dr. Stephen Trzeciak

Show Notes: Dr. Stephen Trzeciak, physician-scientist, ICU intensivist, and Chief of Medicine at Cooper University Health Care, joins Chris and Eddie to talk about the hard science behind three things doctors don't usually get research funding to study:  compassion, service, and hope. Steve walks t…