Brett O'Brien's guest appearances

Brett O'Brien

Love & Guts

Wellness by Designs - Practitioner Podcast

Lynda Griparic

Tabitha McIntosh

Rhiannon Hardingham

Tammy Guest

Moira Bradfield

Niraj Naik

Patrick McKeown

Michael Breus

Lichen Planus

Steph Lowe

Christiane Northrup

Austin Perlmutter

Leonard Weinstock

Reed Davis

Sarah Buckley

OwlTail

Today, we're welcoming back Brett O'Brien from Core Naturopathics. And today, we're discussing therapy intensity for various conditions. In this episode, Brett discusses: Identifying drivers and roadblocks to healthPatient assessmentUseful tools to considerRegaining homeostasisImmune system therapy intensity Chronic fatigue therapy intensity About Brett:I have practised as a qualified naturopath for almost twenty years, and I am still excited by thepossibilities this career can offer. The constant that I am always most fascinated by is the people. I have always embraced a desire to engage with others. It can be as superficial as my time in sales or as deep as supporting someone at the end of life. The human capacity to communicate, connect and support each other can be extremely fulfilling.As a Naturopath, trying to understand the human experience is so very complex. Still, I believe I am closer to understanding it through the philosophy of Naturopathy than any other health profession. I love that the body intrinsically understands what it feels like to be perfect, and its aim to return is based on hope, confidence, possibility and self-sustainability. I believe the role of the naturopath is then to provide a managed reconnection with this innate capacity. Our role is to identify and remove the roadblocks that inhibit the body from what it already knows. Our tools of the trade then provide a means of traction and momentum and a road map. It has taken nearly twenty years to know this.As a Naturopath, you are constantly scrutinised about your effectiveness in a medicalised system. To rediscover a philosophy and confidently embrace a paradigm that has almost disappeared and build a business model around it has been a massive risk. But the amazing thing is, is that most people intrinsically know this paradigm and just need a road map to navigate by. Core Naturopathics returns to the ideals of the past but represents a very modern application. I believe naturopathy can be a modern, scientific and results-based wellness paradigm that supports people's capacity to heal and thrive. It also represents my vision to engage with others, experience the human condition and trail blaze through this new age of wellness.Connect with Brett: Website: www.corenaturopathics.com.au Shownotes and references available on your local Designs for health websitewww.designsforhealth.com.auRegister as a Designs for Health Practitioner and discover quality practitioner-only supplements at www.designsforhealth.com.au  DISCLAIMER: The Information provided in the Wellness by Designs podcast is for educational purposes only; the information presented is not intended to be used as medical advice; please seek the advice of a qualified healthcare professional if what you have heard here today raises questions or concerns relating to your health

Today, we're welcoming back Brett O'Brien from Core Naturopathics. And today, we're discussing therapy intensity for various conditions.  In this episode, Brett discusses:<ul><li> Identifying drivers and roadblocks to health</li><li>Patient assessment</li><li>Useful tools to consider</li><li>Regaining homeostasis</li><li>Immune system therapy intensity </li><li>Chronic fatigue therapy intensity </li></ul>About Brett: I have practised as a qualified naturopath for almost twenty years, and I am still excited by the possibilities this career can offer. The constant that I am always most fascinated by is the people. I have always embraced a desire to engage with others. It can be as superficial as my time in sales or as deep as supporting someone at the end of life. The human capacity to communicate, connect and support each other can be extremely fulfilling. As a Naturopath, trying to understand the human experience is so very complex. Still, I believe I am closer to understanding it through the philosophy of Naturopathy than any other health profession. I love that the body intrinsically understands what it feels like to be perfect, and its aim to return is based on hope, confidence, possibility and self-sustainability. I believe the role of the naturopath is then to provide a managed reconnection with this innate capacity. Our role is to identify and remove the roadblocks that inhibit the body from what it already knows. Our tools of the trade then provide a means of traction and momentum and a road map. It has taken nearly twenty years to know this. As a Naturopath, you are constantly scrutinised about your effectiveness in a medicalised system. To rediscover a philosophy and confidently embrace a paradigm that has almost disappeared and build a business model around it has been a massive risk. But the amazing thing is, is that most people intrinsically know this paradigm and just need a road map to navigate by. Core Naturopathics returns to the ideals of the past but represents a very modern application. I believe naturopathy can be a modern, scientific and results-based wellness paradigm that supports people's capacity to heal and thrive. It also represents my vision to engage with others, experience the human condition and trail blaze through this new age of wellness. Connect with Brett: Website: <a href="http://www.corenaturopathics.com.au" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.corenaturopathics.com.au</a> Shownotes and references available on your local Designs for health website <a href="http://%20%20www.designsforhealth.com.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.designsforhealth.com.au</a> Register as a Designs for Health Practitioner and discover quality practitioner-only supplements at <a href="http://www.designsforhealth.com.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.designsforhealth.com.au</a> DISCLAIMER: The Information provided in the Wellness by Designs podcast is for educational purposes only; the information presented is not intended to be used as medical advice; please seek the advice of a qualified healthcare professional if what you have heard here today raises questions or concerns relating to your health

Selecting Therapy Intensity for Patients with Brett O'Brien

#66 Is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy just another bio-hack gimmicky tool? Naturopath Brett O'Brien sheds light on this topic. Brett O’Brien has been involved in complementary and alternative health for almost 20 years.  clinical practice, integrated health care, retail management, product sales, training and lecturing.  In this episode we cover  What homeostasis is and why naturopaths are interested in helping individuals achieve this How homeostasis imbalance contributes to disease How hyperbaric oxygen therapy works to achieve homeostasis What the benefit is of increasing our oxygen levels The difference between HBOT and the Wim Hoff method How HBOT promotes new nerve growth “Neurogenesis” in the brain Why neurogenesis is of benefit to us How HBOT benefits those experiencing cancer, autism, brain disorders and plastic surgery amongst other things If HBOT is just another wannabe bio-hack gimmicky tool We bust some HBOT myths And so much more 

#66 Is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy just another bio-hack gimmicky tool? Naturopath Brett O'Brien sheds light on this topic. Brett O’Brien has been involved in complementary and alternative health for almost 20 years. <ul> <li>clinical practice,</li> <li>integrated health care,</li> <li>retail management,</li> <li>product sales,</li> <li>training and lecturing.</li> </ul> In this episode we cover <ul> <li>What homeostasis is and why naturopaths are interested in helping individuals achieve this</li> <li>How homeostasis imbalance contributes to disease</li> <li>How hyperbaric oxygen therapy works to achieve homeostasis</li> <li>What the benefit is of increasing our oxygen levels</li> <li>The difference between HBOT and the Wim Hoff method</li> <li>How HBOT promotes new nerve growth “Neurogenesis” in the brain</li> <li>Why neurogenesis is of benefit to us</li> <li>How HBOT benefits those experiencing cancer, autism, brain disorders and plastic surgery amongst other things</li> <li>If HBOT is just another wannabe bio-hack gimmicky tool</li> <li>We bust some HBOT myths</li> <li>And so much more</li> </ul>

 Brett O'Brien | Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy : The Oxygen Advantage 