
82 episodes

Crohn’s Fitness Food Stephanie Gish
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- Health & Fitness
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4.7 • 21 Ratings
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Crohn’s Fitness Food Podcast is dedicated to raising awareness, sharing IBD stories, and offering support for those with Crohn’s & Colitis. If you’re going through your own IBD journey or are a family member supporting someone with this disease, I hope you find inspiration, confidence, and community through this podcast. Together we can share knowledge, experiences, and help show the world the many faces of IBD.
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Selvi Rengasami, MD: Holistic Gut Health (E82)
Enjoy this interview with Dr. Selvi Rengasami, a Crohn’s warrior, physician, and integrative nutrition health coach.
From medications and multiple surgeries — including a temporary ostomy — to facing death, she’s reached remission and filled her life with joy, purpose, and the ability to guide others on the path to gut health.
Links:
Dr. Selvi: https://www.drselvi.com/
Follow on social:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/selvi.rengasami
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.selvi.coach/
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Chrissy Y @lifewithcrohns (E81)
Enjoy this interview with Chrissy Y (@lifewithcrohns on Instagram). She was diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease in 2005. From diagnosis to treatments, she shares her journey with IBD and how she raises IBD awareness through education and humor!
Follow on social:
Instagram @lifewithcrohns
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Support the podcast ❤️
Get your copy of Crohn's Fitness Food and My Rocky Road to Health,
Shop my favorite products,
Read my favorite books,
Subscribe to the podcast,
Send a little love/coffee 😉
Want to share your story? Send me a message here. -
Stephanie Brenner: Chronic Illness Psychotherapy (E80)
Enjoy this interview with Stephanie Brenner, a Crohn’s warrior, ostomate, and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has 13 years of experience working with clients with chronic illnesses.
Through her journey as a chronic illness patient and clinician, she has developed a passion for helping people with health challenges live their lives to the fullest.
When working with her clients, she uses cognitive-behavioral therapy, mindfulness, medical hypnotherapy, psycho-education, and a strengths-based approach.
Links from the show:
Stephanie’s practice, Chronic Illness Psychotherapy: https://chronicillnesspsychotherapy.com/
GI Psych Provider Directory from The Rome Foundation: https://romegipsych.org/
Ostomy Academy on Mental Health: https://youtu.be/6IyluMHxKwM
The Circle of Care Guidebook for Caregivers of Children and Adolescents Managing Crohn’s Disease: https://www.caregiving.org/caregivers-of-children-and-adolescents-managing-crohns-disease/
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Support the podcast ❤️
Get your copy of Crohn's Fitness Food and My Rocky Road to Health,
Shop my favorite products,
Read my favorite books,
Subscribe to the podcast,
Send a little love/coffee 😉
Want to share your story? Send me a message here. -
Tina Aswani Omprakash: Own Your Crohn’s (E79)
Enjoy this interview with Tina Aswani Omprakash. When Crohn’s disease derailed her career and educational goals 17 years ago, she rose from the ashes and celebrated her graduation this summer from the Mount Sinai Icahn School of Medicine’s Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and gave the commencement address.
Her battle with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) rendered her unable to work until she mustered up the courage to pursue a Master’s in Public Health (MPH) and change careers.
Throughout her journey, Tina’s undergone more than 20 surgeries, had four near-death experiences, and today is passionate about advocating for the chronically ill and disabled.
Through her blog, Own Your Crohn’s, she welcomes everyone to “Own your Crohn’s. Own your IBD. Own your chronic illness and/or disability. Own everything that might not fit societal norms and give it a voice. Because what knocks us down can make us stronger, fiercer, and more united if we let it.”
Links from the show:
Own Your Crohn’s: https://ownyourcrohns.com/
South Asian IBD Alliance: https://www.southasianibd.org/
SAIA IBDesis: https://www.southasianibd.org/ibdesis/
Follow on social:
https://www.facebook.com/ownyourcrohns/
https://www.instagram.com/ownyourcrohns/
https://twitter.com/ownyourcrohns
https://www.linkedin.com/in/tina-aswani-omprakash/
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Support the podcast ❤️
Get your copy of Crohn's Fitness Food and My Rocky Road to Health,
Shop my favorite products,
Read my favorite books,
Subscribe to the podcast,
Send a little love/coffee 😉
Want to share your story? Send me a message here. -
Flic Manning: Living Human (E78)
Enjoy this interview with Flic Manning, author, radio broadcaster, speaker and entrepreneur with a flare for dance. She is a disabled and chronically sick human who built a successful twenty-year career as a dancer and choreographer while living with chronic invisible, incurable diseases.
She worked for business legends such as Gary Vaynerchuk and Lesley Gold in San Francisco, California, USA, while becoming a qualified wellbeing and holistic health expert. On her return to Australia, Flic founded Corethentic, a complete wellness system, and is an ambassador for Crohn’s & Colitis Australia, the Mental Health Foundation of Australia, and for FitRec DNA. She hosts “Brainwaves” on 3CR Melbourne—a show dedicated to the lived experience of mental health.
Flic has a range of qualifications spanning the brain, mind and body; from neuroplasticity, neurobiology, wellness coaching, mindfulness and holistic pain management to fitness and dance. She has written for magazines like OK!, has been featured on Ticker News and Broad Radio Australia, and is a popular speaker working with organizations like the YMCA and Vush.
Her memoir Living Human, which details the lessons she has learned living with invisible illness, is available accessibly in print, digital format, and audiobook and has been called a “Profound story of hope and resilience” by Jacinta Parsons, ABC Broadcaster. She will release her second book The Mind Symphony a book about the brain and body aspects of mindset soon.
Flic spends most of her time working to change the public perception of disabled and chronically sick people, and in her free time she can be found with her support dog Rocket and her husband by, or in, the ocean.
Links from the show:
Flic Manning: https://flicmanning.com
Corethentic: https://corethenticbody.com
Brainwaves: https://www.3cr.org.au/brainwaves
Living Human: https://flicmanning.com/books.html
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/flicmanning
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Support the podcast ❤️
Get your copy of Crohn's Fitness Food and My Rocky Road to Health,
Shop my favorite products,
Read my favorite books,
Subscribe to the podcast,
Send a little love/coffee 😉
Want to share your story? Send me a message here. -
Courtney Walls (E77)
Enjoy this interview with Courtney Walls. She’s been an IBD warrior since 2006, and is passionate about sharing her story and experiences to help inspire others on their own journey.
She shares the ups and downs of life with IBD, showing that despite this illness, you can achieve your dreams.
Links from the show:
Healp Social Network, www.healp.co
Thought Catalog article, "What You Don't See"
Follow on Instagram: @courts_crohns_corner
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Support the podcast ❤️
Get your copy of Crohn's Fitness Food and My Rocky Road to Health,
Shop my favorite products,
Read my favorite books,
Subscribe to the podcast,
Send a little love/coffee 😉
Want to share your story? Send me a message here.
Customer Reviews
My favorite podcast
I absolutely love this podcast. I’ve been listening since 2018. Stephanie asks the most insightful questions to her guests that are helpful for the listener. She always stays on topic, she interesting to listen to and has a relaxing voice. I always get excited when I see there’s a new episode available. Thank you, Stephanie!
Great podcast
This is a great information podcast but unfortunately when you talk, we can’t hear the person being interviewed. So best to not say “mmhmm” or “yeah” or laughing since we can’t hear what they are saying. Keep the good interviews and stories coming!
Solo podcast
Loved this one and Stephanie's personal experiences. Lots of tips and good info for anyone to lead a healthier life!