The Comeback with Boomerang Healthcare

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Your podcast for relief, recovery, and restoration. As doctors, we know healing isn’t just about treatment—it’s about having the right tools, mindset, and support to move forward. You can have pain, you might be injured, or even hurting on the inside but with all that you have going on, you can still have a really great life, and that is what we are here for. Join Dr. Peter Abaci and Dr. Sarah Goozee as they break down medical concepts, share inspiring stories, and give you practical tools to take back control of your health. The information provided in this podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. While we are licensed doctors, we are not your personal doctors. This podcast does not establish a doctor-patient relationship, and nothing we discuss should be taken as personal medical advice. Always consult your own healthcare provider before making any medical decisions.

  1. Sep 22

    Episode 17 - The Power of APPs in Pain Medicine

    In this episode of The Comeback Podcast, Alyssa Gomez, NP and Theresa “Tracey” Mallick-Searle, MS, PMGT-BC, ANP-BC, FAANP, of Stanford Health Care Anesthesia, Adult Pain Medicine and President-Elect of PMAAPP, discuss the growing role of Advanced Practice Providers in pain medicine. They explore how APPs support access, collaboration, and comprehensive pain care while highlighting the importance of education, advocacy, and professional growth. Chapters (00:00:00) - Introduction to the Comeback Podcast(00:01:01) - Meet Alyssa Gomez and Her Path into Pain Management(00:02:45) - Tracy Malik Searle's 30 Years at Stanford(00:05:10) - Defining Advanced Practice Providers (APPs)(00:06:58) - Educational Pathways for NPs and PAs(00:11:09) - How APPs Fit into Interdisciplinary Pain Care Teams(00:13:02) - What Patients Can Expect from an APP Visit(00:14:54) - The Value of Coordination and Rapport with APPs(00:17:00) - Tracy's Pilot Survey on APP Pain Education(00:20:51) - The Need for Lifelong Learning in Pain Management(00:22:09) - Founding PMAP: An APP Organization and Conference(00:26:11) - Experience at the PMAP Conference(00:27:06) - Primary Care APPs and the Reach of Pain Education(00:31:28) - Memorable Patient Stories: Alyssa's Reflection(00:34:12) - Memorable Patient Stories: Tracy's Reflection(00:38:43) - Onboarding and Training New APPs at Boomerang(00:43:07) - The Impact of Strong APP Support Systems(00:46:21) - Closing Thoughts and Where to Learn More(00:49:19) - Episode Wrap-Up and Sign-Off

  2. Aug 12

    Episode 16 - Sleep & Recovery, Part 2: Practical Tips for Better Rest

    In Part 2 of our sleep management series, The Comeback Podcast focuses on practical strategies that can help support better sleep habits during recovery. This episode discusses simple, realistic tips for improving sleep routines, creating a more restful environment, managing nighttime disruptions, and building consistency over time. From reducing stimulation before bed to understanding how daily habits can impact sleep, this conversation offers actionable guidance for patients and care teams alike. Better sleep does not happen overnight, but small changes can help support recovery, function, and overall well-being. Chapters (00:00:00) - Sleep and Its Benefits(00:00:22) - How to Sleep Well?(00:07:04) - Sleep Hygiene tips for chronic pain patients(00:13:25) - How to get a good night's sleep?(00:18:04) - How to get enough sleep(00:19:42) - Sleep aids for older people(00:23:04) - Sleep and medication discussion(00:25:58) - Getting a Good Night's Sleep(00:26:32) - The Comeback with Boomerang Healthcare

  3. Jul 22

    Episode 15 - Sleep & Recovery, Part 1: Why Sleep Matters for Healing

    Sleep plays an important role in how the body heals, manages pain, regulates stress, and supports overall function. In this episode of The Comeback Podcast, we explore why quality sleep is so closely connected to recovery and how poor sleep can affect mood, pain levels, energy, and daily activity. Our conversation highlights the relationship between sleep, the nervous system, and the recovery process, while offering insight into common barriers that can make restful sleep more difficult. Whether you are recovering from an injury, managing chronic pain, or supporting someone through the recovery process, this episode offers helpful perspective on why sleep […] Chapters (00:00:00) - The Comeback with Boomerang Healthcare(00:00:44) - Sleep Is So Critical For Patients(00:02:49) - Why Sleep is so important for chronic pain patients(00:04:52) - Why Sleep is so Important for Patients(00:09:25) - How Much Sleep Should You Get?(00:12:21) - The importance of sleep for patients with depression(00:14:38) - Sleep Better with CBT for Insomnia(00:20:33) - Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia(00:21:42) - How to Improve Your Sleep(00:29:53) - Sleep help for depression patients(00:33:45) - The Comeback with Boomerang Healthcare

  4. Jun 1

    Episode 14 - The Emotional Side of Recovery: Narcissism, Trauma, and Healing

    In this episode of The Comeback Podcast, Dr. Rachna Buxani joins us to discuss the themes behind her book Unseen: A Therapist’s Reflection on Daughters of Narcissistic Mothers and the lasting impact emotional trauma can have on mental health, identity, and healing. The conversation also explores practical ways to navigate relationships with narcissistic individuals, set healthy boundaries, and rebuild confidence through the recovery process — an important part of every comeback story. Chapters (00:00:00) - The Comeback with Boomerang Healthcare(00:01:27) - Unseen: The battle for mental health(00:03:31) - Post-Trauma: The Healing Process of Narcissists(00:05:58) - Narcissism in the DSM-5(00:09:42) - What Is Narcissism?(00:13:03) - The Collapse of the Golden Child(00:18:39) - The role of the golden child(00:21:28) - How to Heal a Narcissist Relationship(00:25:51) - How to Heal the Trauma Patient's Mental Health(00:30:46) - Body Language in Mental Health(00:32:52) - Trauma Bonding in the DSM(00:34:50) - Why do people stay in a narcissistic relationship?(00:37:28) - How to Win with a Narcissist Boss(00:41:47) - In the Elevator With Ifs: Healing Trauma(00:47:25) - The Comeback with Boomerang Healthcare

  5. May 14

    Episode 13 - The Comeback Story Behind Coming Alive on the Ride

    In this episode of The Comeback Podcast, Michael Yang discusses the experiences behind his book, Coming Alive on the Ride, and shares insights on recovery, resilience, mental strength, and personal growth. The conversation explores how physical and emotional wellness work together—and why support, restoration, and recovery are important parts of getting back to living. Chapters (00:00:00) - The Comeback(00:00:57) - Coming Alive: A Memoir of Motorcycle Travel(00:03:29) - From Silicon Valley to Riding Off the World(00:06:05) - The Stories of Korean Immigrants(00:09:45) - Silicon Valley's Rich People Are Always Exploring(00:12:02) - Michael Mosley on His Career in Tech(00:14:34) - Coming Alive: A Memoir(00:22:34) - Riding a motorcycle solo for months on end(00:28:25) - Coming Alive on the Ride: A Memoir(00:30:55) - How to Live a Purposeful Life(00:37:12) - How to Deal with Fear on the Road(00:42:34) - Michael Chong On His Quest To Ride His Motorcycle Through Europe(00:45:43) - The Comeback with Boomerang Healthcare

    Episode 13 - The Comeback Story Behind Coming Alive on the Ride

  6. May 1

    Episode 12 - Pelvic Floor Health

    Explore pelvic floor health in this in-depth podcast episode, covering common conditions, symptoms, and treatment options. Learn how pelvic floor dysfunction impacts daily life, recovery, and overall well-being, with expert insights on prevention, therapy, and long-term care. Chapters (00:00:00) - The Comeback with Boomerang Healthcare(00:00:46) - Jackie Kroll's 'Comeback'(00:01:15) - Jackie the Physical Therapist(00:02:34) - Do Physical Therapists Have to Specialize in Pelvic Floor(00:04:06) - Pelvic floor health(00:06:14) - Pelvic Floor Dysfunction in Men(00:07:45) - Are pelvic floor problems hard for men to ask for help?(00:08:20) - Diabetes and pelvic floor dysfunction in men(00:11:37) - Pelvic dysfunction after pregnancy and postpartum(00:18:10) - Pelvic floor dysfunction in workers(00:26:37) - pelvic physical therapist: What to Expect(00:30:06) - Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, psychological trauma(00:32:54) - Pain in the pelvis due to past trauma(00:35:21) - Patients on pelvic floor therapy

    Episode 12 - Pelvic Floor Health

  7. Apr 21

    Episode 11 - Part 2 of our Stress Management series

    Part 2 of our Stress Management series on The Comeback Podcast continues the conversation. In this episode, Sarah Goozeé, Ph.D., and Pete Abaci, MD, share practical strategies to help individuals navigating workers’ compensation better manage stress and support the healing process. If you missed Part 1, it’s a great place to start. Listen wherever you get your podcasts or watch on the Boomerang Healthcare YouTube channel. Chapters (00:00:00) - The Comeback with Boomerang Healthcare(00:00:33) - How to manage stress in life(00:03:09) - How to Build a Resilient Child(00:05:08) - The Role of Stress in Our Performance(00:07:48) - How to manage stress during PTSD treatment?(00:15:01) - How to manage stress effectively?(00:17:01) - Mental health in a Connected World(00:24:34) - Toxic Workplaces and Family(00:33:03) - The Comeback: How to Manage Chronic Stress

    Episode 11 - Part 2 of our Stress Management series

  8. Apr 9

    Episode 10 - The Difference Between Acute & Chronic Stress, Part One

    Stress impacts more than how you feel, it affects how your body functions and recovers. In Part 1 of a two-part series on The Comeback Podcast, Boomerang Healthcare providers Sarah Goozeé, PhD, and Peter Abaci, MD, explore the difference between acute and chronic stress, how it shows up in the body, and simple, effective tools, like breathwork, to help regulate your system and support recovery. Stay tuned for Part 2. Chapters (00:00:00) - The Comeback with Boomerang Healthcare(00:00:48) - What is stress?(00:01:53) - Understanding the physiological basis of stress(00:09:12) - How to manage good stress in your body?(00:13:22) - How to regulate your reproductive organs during infertility(00:18:15) - How to Manage Your Stress(00:18:43) - What Happens to Your Body When Stress Becomes Chronic?(00:21:03) - Heart Rate Variability(00:23:12) - Blood pressure control: Power of the Breaths(00:24:48) - How to Slow Your Breathing(00:28:01) - The Comeback with Boomerang Healthcare

    Episode 10 - The Difference Between Acute & Chronic Stress, Part One
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Your podcast for relief, recovery, and restoration. As doctors, we know healing isn’t just about treatment—it’s about having the right tools, mindset, and support to move forward. You can have pain, you might be injured, or even hurting on the inside but with all that you have going on, you can still have a really great life, and that is what we are here for. Join Dr. Peter Abaci and Dr. Sarah Goozee as they break down medical concepts, share inspiring stories, and give you practical tools to take back control of your health. The information provided in this podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. While we are licensed doctors, we are not your personal doctors. This podcast does not establish a doctor-patient relationship, and nothing we discuss should be taken as personal medical advice. Always consult your own healthcare provider before making any medical decisions.

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