During the holidays, it is easy to feel forced to appease others, rather than to be honest with what we really want for ourselves. People Pleasing is something that a lot of us do more often than we think, and
WE ARE BACK!! The Double Trouble team is back in action, together again! Join Melissa and I as we talk about our experiences over the years as we each transitioned in how we heal others from practicing Pediatrics to offering
If you had your choice, would you rather feel emotional pain now or push it off as far into the future as possible? If you asked anybody, I bet most of them would choose later. Most people try to push
Thought Work, MD is so excited to announce Dr. Arpita Gupta DePalma will be speaking at the Physician Coaching Summit on November 14th – 16th!🩺 The 2021 Physician Coaching Summit™ (PCS) aims to provide a unique conference opportunity for learning,
Most of us see adversity as something undesirable that we are forced to deal with. Things that we couldn’t avoid and are forced to overcome. However, would you ever intentionally choose a more difficult path just to see what you
Happy Diwali 🕯️ The time of Diwali is one full of festivities and joy as it symbolizes the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance”. Diwali is the Hindu festival of lights. It is
Rebelle Con is SOLD OUT!!! Attendees who have purchased tickets will get to see some AMAZING speakers at Rebelle Con 2021 in Richmond, VA tomorrow! @readytorebelle Rebelle Con is a boutique conference dedicated to inspiring women to create a life
I am honored to be a Featured Female with Dr. Erika! Head over to her article to learn more about why I founded Thought Work, MD and who I hope to serve with this entity. I’m grateful to have been
Think about something you want to see in your future. Do you want to lose weight?Do you want to start your own business?Do you want to have a better relationship with your kids?Do you want to care less about what
Where do you want to be in 5 years?We hear this question too often. We have ample time to think about it. Yet, the answer is almost always, “I’m not sure.” Step outside of your comfort zone, think about this
