The Human Doctor

No One Can Tell You What You Know

Oftentimes the best thing we can do for those we care for, as well as for ourselves, is to be still and know exactly who we are. On today's episode, Kimberly drops some serious wisdom as she recalls an experience when she first learned this lesson well. 

Scattered, Smothered, and Covered

This week Ashley reflects on a patient encounter that started off on rocky terms. 

Everybody Can’t Go

How many of us struggle to say no to the many tasks and asks that place a heavy toll on our well-being? This week, Kimberly reflects on a time where she had to reconcile what was being asked of her and how much she could give. 

N of 1

At many points in life, we may find ourselves tasked with letting go of our attachments, but not our hope. This week Ashley reflects on an experience where this lesson be very real.

Game Changer

Are there moments you can recall when someone or something changed the course of your professional or personal life? Today, Kimberly reflects on a few key moments that set her on the path to becoming the phenomenal writer and clinician educator we know and love today. 

Presence Over Presents

Holidays are an especially difficult time of year to be in the hospital. Today, Ashley reflects on her own experience as an intern during this season and how she found healing in the midst of burnout. 

Do it Scared

Have you ever come close to doing something but for some reason didn't quite see it through? This week, Kimberly talks about a very special experience that almost did not happen. 

Finding Me

For many of us, early experiences in childhood can have a major impact on how we view ourselves and others going forward. In today's episode, Ashley shares one of these moments. 

The Story vs. The Glory

Have you ever thought you knew something, or someone, but turned out you didn't actually know the full story? This week Kimberly reflects on a time when this occurred and the wisdom she took away from that experience. 

Just Pet the Monkey

This week Ashley shares a story about a formative experience in medical school and some important lessons learned about taking care of others while caring for yourself.