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Nutritionist Dr. Brad Leech appeared on Body+Soul’s Healthy-ish podcast to answer the question all IBS practitioners are asking: “So, what the hell IS gut-directed hypnotherapy?”
These are the gut health conferences and events coming up around the world that belong in your calendar, with many offering virtual attendance options so no one misses out.
As a healthcare clinician, helping distressed patients manage the financial burden of IBS can be just as complex as treating their symptoms. Here’s one evidence-based way to help your patients halve their IBS-related costs.
Building patient confidence is key to optimizing outcomes, said gastroenterologist Dr. May Wong at the the IBS Frontiers Summit.
“Women with IBS are more likely to experience prolapse, urinary urgency, fecal incontinence, and sexual dysfunction,” said Dr. Angela Khera in her discussion into managing IBS patients with pelvic floor dysfunction.
Leading expert Dr. Bill Chey shared his insights into integrated care, integrated medicine, precision medicine, and digital health at the IBS Frontiers Summit.
Dr. Simone Peters knows most IBS patients are familiar with the kind of hypnotherapy they’ve seen on TV where “people are clucking like chickens and doing other horrendously embarrassing things.”
“One survey reported that the majority of IBS patients would give up 10 to 15 years of life expectancy for an instant cure,” said GI psychologist Dr. Megan Riehl in her IBS Frontiers Summit presentation.
Supporting patients with overlapping GI conditions and eating disorders may be complex, but it is possible says registered dietitian Beth Rosen.
Dr. Lela Altman is a naturopathic doctor who alleviated symptoms and expanded the ultra-restrictive diet of a complex senior patient with SIBO, drastically improving her quality of life through gut-directed hypnotherapy. This case study details Dr. Altman’s approach over a two-year period.
This case study examines how naturopathic doctor Kim Bretz challenged a complex patient to try a simple plan of gut-directed hypnotherapy rather than a dietary intervention to address her gut-brain interaction disorder.
“The controversy started because in order to have a medication approved by the FDA as an antidepressant, it has to outdo the placebo statistically, which antidepressants do. But the difference between the response to the antidepressant and the response to the placebo is very, very small—it’s so small it’s clinically meaningless,” said Dr. Irving Kirsch in his discussion with clinical psychologist, Dr. Michael Yapko and Mindset Health’s Claire Davidson.
This case study examines how integrative health GP Dr. Shamistra Barathan used comprehensive education and support to help her patient believe her mind really was impacting her gut symptoms.
When *Sarah began emailing dietitian Miriam Mullard photos of her gut twice a day to illustrate her bloating, it was evident that anxiety played a significant role in her IBS symptoms. By guiding her through a dietary intervention alongside gut-directed hypnotherapy, Miriam was able to help Sarah reclaim her life.
When a patient in her early 70s first came to dietitian Erin O’Neill from Diet vs. Disease for help, she had been experiencing poor gut health for the past 30 years. However, when she revealed her lifelong meditation practice, Erin knew she could be an ideal candidate for the Nerva program.
When a patient presented with a 10-year history of diarrhea and debilitating gut health, Michael Smith of Planet Naturopath was ready to set them up for success with a simple approach focused on reducing anxiety.
“Digital therapeutics fits in the wider healthcare landscape when therapy is inaccessible and drugs don’t work or aren’t a first-line option,” said Mindset Health’s Alex Naoumidis in his discussion with co-founder Chris Naoumidis about the evolving healthcare landscape.
When you work for a digital health start-up, the conversation tends to drift toward product design, marketing strategies, and all-important funding. But our Research Lead, Claire Davidson, can always be relied on to bring the team back to what matters most—without efficacious scientific research grounding everything we do, there is no Mindset Health.
Watch Dr. Meghan Riehl from GI OnDEMAND in conversation with Nerva co-creator Dr. Simone Peters about the critical role psychological therapies play in managing IBS.
If you’re considering introducing Nerva to your patients, one of their first questions is likely to be a somewhat skeptical, ‘So, what exactly does my mind have to do with my IBS?’ Nerva Co-Creator Dr. Simone Peters from Monash University was interviewed on Australia’s Radio National and shared how she too moved from hypnotherapy doubter to leading expert, with clinically validated research to back her claims.
“When most of my patients first arrive, they are worried they’ll cluck like a chicken,” said Dr. Simone Peters in her recent podcast appearance on Gastro Girl, an American College of Gastroenterology (ACG) education partner.
Evia and Finito creator Dr. Gary Elkins joined Dr. Scott Hoye on Psychology Talk’s podcast to discuss his clinical hypnosis for hot flashes research.
We’ve collated six of the best professional development courses for dietitians to help you expand your career, keep abreast of the latest research, and better support your patients.
Learn more about how the Finito app supports your patients who are trying to quit smoking by managing their cravings, reducing stress, and addressing the underlying reasons they smoke.
When the holiday season rolls around, there may be long stretches of time between appointments with your patients. If you know you might not be seeing your clients during this busy time and want to ensure they are staying on track with your treatment plans and protocols, here’s what you can do to support them through to the new year.
At a time when more and more people are learning about the connection between stress, anxiety, and common stomach problems, NPR’s Allison Aubrey took a moment to explore the gut-brain connection, as well as the benefits of gut-directed hypnotherapy with Dr Megan Riehl from GI OnDEMAND, one of Mindset Health’s clinical partners
Rebecca* was referred to me by her family doctor in May 2021. She had been experiencing persistent digestive issues since 2013. She had been diagnosed with IBS, and also had a history of depression and anxiety.
Mindset Health is running a randomized clinical trial in partnership with Monash University comparing the efficacy of an app-delivered gut-directed hypnotherapy program with psychoeducation in patients with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).
Menopausal women experiencing hot flashes and having concerns about their sleep can improve their symptoms through Evia, a five-week hypnotherapy program delivered via a smartphone app.
The landmark Menopause and the Workplace report released in April 2022 from gender equality and women’s rights advocacy, The Fawcett Society, found that most women lack basic menopause support in their workplaces and from their healthcare providers.
This webinar with Dr. Christina Jagielski explores the complex factors that contribute to disorders of gut-brain interaction.
Mindset Health speaks with Dr. Simone Peters about gut-directed hypnotherapy, diagnosing IBS, and the gut-brain axis.
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is the most common functional gut disorder affecting approximately 5-12% of the Western population [1]. Despite this prevalence, only about 30% of IBS patients will consult a physician for their symptoms [2].
Managing irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is complex—there are many moving parts to consider, and formulating a plan for your clients may even feel overwhelming at times.
The use of technology in healthcare has increased dramatically in the past few years. Aside from advancing the precision and quality of medicine physicians can provide, technology can empower patients to care for their own health.
