# Stephanie Walsh
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You're Not In Charge of the Scale - Trailer
You're Not in Charge of the Scale
Hosted by Dr. Stephanie Walsh, a pediatrician board certified in obesity medicine with over 20 years of experience caring for kids and families struggling with weight.
This show is here to normalize conversations about pediatric health — and to say the quiet parts …
Fear Doesn't Create Lasting Change
Stephanie Walsh, MD, is a pediatrician board certified in obesity medicine, and she has spent more than twenty years working with kids and families around weight. In this first episode she explains why she made this show: there are a lot of myths and misconceptions about pediatric obesity, and not …
You're Not In Charge of the Scale - Trailer
You're Not in Charge of the Scale
Hosted by Stephanie Walsh, MD, a pediatrician board certified in obesity medicine with over 20 years of experience caring for kids and families struggling with weight.
This show is here to normalize conversations about pediatric health — and to say the quiet parts …
Still Triggered After Years of Healing? Here's the Missing Piece of Spiritual Awakening | Melissa Minnich
Nervous system healing and spiritual awakening share a missing piece most people never find - and it lives in the body, beneath every pattern the mind cannot reach.
In this episode of Awaken Your Authentic Self, host Jessica Rooks sits down with Melissa Minnich - M.S in Consciousness & Human Poten…
Behind the Finish Line: The ATs Behind the Boston Marathon
In this episode of NATA-Cast, hosts Mollie Pillman, MS, MBA, CAE, and Katie Scott, MS, ATC, CAE, welcome Diane Sartanowicz, MS, LAT, ATC, and Chris Troyanos, ATC, for a behind-the-scenes look at the athletic trainers who have helped build and support the Boston Marathon’s extensive medical operatio…
"Do you think I'm fat?" What to say when your child asks | Dr Sheethal Reddy
Your child comes to you and asks if they're fat. Or tells you someone at school said it. It's one of the moments parents tell me they most dread, and most of us react before we think.
I'm Stephanie Walsh, MD, Founder of Bright Path Family Health.
This week I'm joined by Dr Sheethal Reddy, a psychol…
What the families who got it right actually did | Dr Sheethal Reddy, part 4 of 4
I'm Stephanie Walsh, MD, Founder of Bright Path Family Health.
This week I'm joined for the final time in this little series by Dr Sheethal Reddy, a psychologist I've known for nearly twenty years — we worked together at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta's Strong for Life programme. She's been pract…
I heard my mother's voice come out of my mouth | Natasha D'Arcangelo - Part 1
"I heard my mother's voice come out of my mouth." Natasha D'Arcangelo has heard that from her clients, and I suspect most parents have felt it at least once.
I'm Stephanie Walsh, MD, Founder of Bright Path Family Health.
My guest Natasha is a licensed mental health counselor and licensed profession…
Imposter Syndrome: Wildly Successful and Still That 12-Year-Old Girl
I've been doing this podcast for 18 months, and I am still mortified that I have a podcast.
Newsflash: that has not changed.
What has changed is everything else. Last month our tiny show — me, in my office, running my mouth into a microphone — showed up on the US mental health chart one row above S…
Saying more positive things about myself out loud | Natasha D'Arcangelo, part 2
Most of us don't say kind things about ourselves out loud. Something like "oh, my hair looks great today" can come across as bragging, so we just don't. In part one, Natasha D'Arcangelo and I talked about where the voices in our heads come from. In part two, we talk about what to say out loud inste…
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