Welcome to our leadership blog series! This month Randall Block, Chapter President at Bridgeport University discusses how life experiences and hardships along the way can be a source of true strength or a calling card when discussing federal legislative initiatives with workers in the U.S. Congress and Senate.
Lessons from
Welcome to our leadership blog series! This month, Karen Appel VP of Finance – discusses the financial and time management strategies to get the most out of our investments through medical school. Our currency as naturopathic medical students includes time, attention, and energy. Karen tells us a few tips and
Welcome to our leadership blog series! This month, Wildeby Borges Diaz -the Chapter president of Puerto Rico’s Turabo Chapter – discusses how the elements can be thrown awry by the stressors of life and naturopathic medical school, with tips that may help bring them back in to balance.
Honor the
Welcome to our leadership blog series! This month, Neha Kaushik -the Chapter President of SouthWest College of Naturopathic Medicine – discusses how to win the morning and the day, with strategies on how to approach it
A Morning Routine for An Unstoppable Day
Starting the day off with a morning
Welcome to our leadership blog series! This month, Thomas Macsay -the Vice-President of Membership, NMSA International – discusses how technology and social media use has affected our happiness and overall wellbeing.
Social Media & Depression
A Potential Link
If we take a look around it is pretty apparent that the
Welcome to our leadership blog series! This month, Khaleed Alston -the Vice-President of Development, NMSA International – discusses why the NMSA works with sponsors, how they support the NMSA and the Naturopathic Student population.
Sponsors…
Do we really need them? If so why, and what do they do?
The short
Welcome to our leadership blog series! This month, Aubrey Corbett -the Chapter President of the National University of Natural Medicine– discusses how the medical system subjects patients to feeling as if they are “broken” and have to be “fixed”, how this affects the healing process, and the obstacles we have
Welcome to our leadership blog series! This month, Michelle Naman -the Chapter President of Bastyr University, Washington– discusses the risk factors associated with pesticides and environmental toxins in our food, what we can do to protect ourselves, and how to approach patients with this information.
Pesticides and Environmental Toxins in
Welcome to our leadership blog series! This month, Catherine Multari -the Chapter President of Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine – discusses the risk factors associated with cancer, what we can do to protect ourselves, and what to expect as treatment for breast cancer.
In Honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Welcome to our leadership blog series! This month, Janice Joerges-the Chapter President of National University of Health Sciences – discusses the current societal challenges of having a baby in the 21st century and the importance of breastfeeding.
In Honor of World Breastfeeding Week
Mothers are undervalued in