The Human Doctor

Love’s Myopic View

This week, Kimberly shares a story and reflects on one of the challenges she experienced while recently caring for a loved one.

Landmines

Hey y'all, welcome back for Season 3! As humans in medicine, there are inevitably times in which we do not show up fully for those we care for. However, it's imperative to reflect on how we got there and what to change. This week Ashley reflects on an important experience that occurred during her training. 

”Please listen to my demo”

Each of us is endowed with our own unique purpose and potential. However, instead of tapping into something authentic within ourselves, we often allow fear to lead us towards what feels safe. In this last episode of season 2, Kimberly shares a story inspiring us to be original. 

Save Yourself

Painful moments often become perfect opportunities for us to grow into our more fully actualized selves. This week, Ashley tells a story about a time when she learned this lesson well. 

”Feel like goin’ on”

In medicine we're trained to provide help and healing to our patients. Yet, in the day-to-day grind of this profession, we can easily miss the help and healing that our patients provide to us. In this episode, Kimberly shares a story of such an experience and how it changed her. 

What Are You Doing?

Has fear ever kept you from doing something you were truly meant to do? Tune in this week as Ashley shares a story about how fear almost derailed her plans and what pushed her to keep going.

I Was Wrong

Sometimes, the truth hurts. This week, Kimberly reflects on an experience where she had to face a hard truth early in her career and the important lesson she learned as a result.

I See You

Good mentors are important for helping us achieve our goals. However, great mentors are often those who help us see our potential before we recognize it for ourselves. In this episode, Ashley shares the story of an important mentor who came into her life at a critical time.

Pass the Ball!

Have you ever had an experience where you felt like you were left on the outside, struggling to get in? This week Kimberly tells a story that challenges all of us to think deeper about what inclusion really looks like in medicine. 

#Love is the What

Sometimes we find love in unexpected places - but we must be willing and open to receive it, and to give love in return. This week Ashley reflects on an unexpected bond with another individual and the important lessons she learned.