Seanna Sifflet's guest appearances

Seanna Sifflet

Qiological Podcast

Giuliana Hazelwood's Bedside Manner

Michael McMahon

Carl Jung

Chloe Weber

Susan Johnson

Heidi Lovie

Jeff Chilton

David Marks

Justin Phillips

Brodie Welch

Colin Bedell

Jim Sullivan

Carol Jones

David Miller

Bonnie Wright

Charlie Buck

OwlTail

Tracy Chapman

Welcome back to the Bedside Manner Universe! After a long break and a little redecorating, we are back in action with a format change! Inspired by my studies in Narrative Medicine at Columbia University, I'm asking my guests to step into the BMU to discuss a piece of art that inspires a little humanity in their clinical work. Each episode we'll unpack the movies, books, movies, artistic tropes, and iconic artists that influence the way we practice medicine. Today we're talking about Tracy Chapman with the legendary Seanna Sifflet, LAc, MSW. I met Seanna in acupuncture school, where she supervised me as an intern during the height of the pandemic. Week after week, I watched Seanna show up for us with the salt-of-the-earth kind of warmth and understanding that leaves you feeling like an angel just handed you a big bowl of chicken soup with a hefty side order of belly laughs and a huge hug.  In this episode:  caregiver burnout lack of supervision in the acupuncture world making mistakes and saying sorry how music helps us be better clinicians   Show Notes: Seanna's Tracy Chapman Playlist Seanna's Virtual Office Hours Seanna's CEU Courses: The Compassionate Provider: A Compassionate Approach to Connection and Communication in the Therapeutic Relationship BONUS: Forgiveness Practice for Caregivers Meditation &amp; Worksheet (FREE!)

Welcome back to the Bedside Manner Universe! After a long break and a little redecorating, we are back in action with a format change! Inspired by my studies in Narrative Medicine at Columbia University, I'm asking my guests to step into the BMU to discuss a piece of art that inspires a little humanity in their clinical work. Each episode we'll unpack the movies, books, movies, artistic tropes, and iconic artists that influence the way we practice medicine. Today we're talking about Tracy Chapman with the legendary Seanna Sifflet, LAc, MSW. I met Seanna in acupuncture school, where she supervised me as an intern during the height of the pandemic. Week after week, I watched Seanna show up for us with the salt-of-the-earth kind of warmth and understanding that leaves you feeling like an angel just handed you a big bowl of chicken soup with a hefty side order of belly laughs and a huge hug.  In this episode: <ul> <li>caregiver burnout</li> <li>lack of supervision in the acupuncture world</li> <li>making mistakes and saying sorry</li> <li>how music helps us be better clinicians</li> </ul> Show Notes: Seanna's <a href="https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4EPpzzF1F3WJ4uFP2Qq9Oa?si=e0c34c4c07f34343" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tracy Chapman Playlist</a> Seanna's <a href="https://seannasifflet.janeapp.com/#/virtual-office-hours-please-note-hours-are-in-mountain-time" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Virtual Office Hours</a> Seanna's CEU Courses: <a href="https://seannasifflet.com/ceu-courses/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Compassionate Provider: A Compassionate Approach to Connection and Communication in the Therapeutic Relationship</a> BONUS: <a href="https://www.bedsidemanneruniverse.com/forgivenessoptin" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Forgiveness Practice for Caregivers</a> Meditation &amp; Worksheet (FREE!)

Clinical Forgiveness & Tracy Chapman (with Seanna Sifflet, LAc, MSW)

How we are with ourselves affects how we are with patients. Our own difficulties in life can assist us in helping others, but it requires that we are able to come to a sense of neutrality with those traumas of the past. In this conversation with Seanna Sifflet we discuss using our own feelings, the healing potentials in empathy and forgiveness, and the importance of overcoming our own biases.Listen into this discussion on the importance of of managing our own nervous systems and cultivating the capacity to remain present and neutral when patients bring forth emotional material that rhythms with our own experience. 

How we are with ourselves affects how we are with patients. Our own difficulties in life can assist us in helping others, but it requires that we are able to come to a sense of neutrality with those traumas of the past. In this conversation with Seanna Sifflet we discuss using our own feelings, the healing potentials in empathy and forgiveness, and the importance of overcoming our own biases.Listen into this discussion on the importance of of managing our own nervous systems and cultivating the capacity to remain present and neutral when patients bring forth emotional material that rhythms with our own experience.

210 Sitting in the Fire- Ethics, Presence & Connection • Seanna Sifflet

Grief and fear are a potent combination of influences, and when you add the pressure cooker effect of Covid-19 and all that entails it can be powerfully disruptive to our collective wellbeing.Seanna Sifflet and Heidi Lovie explore how our medicine and our presence can help our patients and our communities to navigate through the choppy waters of our times. 

Grief and fear are a potent combination of influences, and when you add the pressure cooker effect of Covid-19 and all that entails it can be powerfully disruptive to our collective wellbeing.Seanna Sifflet and Heidi Lovie explore how our medicine and our presence can help our patients and our communities to navigate through the choppy waters of our times.

QAJ1.3 Covid, Grief and Healing • Seanna Sifflet and Heidi Lovie