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You want to be an excellent, effective clinician and you want to be a happy person too.
You can have both.
At IPI we support both the clinician you and the person you.
Medicine is both satisfying and frustrating.
It can fill you up, and it can deplete you.
When patients feel better, we feel better, but often it isn't that simple. Patients with chronic pain, chronic anxiety, advancing illness, end-of-life concerns, and family conflict can be challenging and you may not know exactly how to help.
It can be hard to balance your patients' wellbeing and your own wellbeing - leaving both you and your patients frustrated and overwhelmed.
But when you combine integrative symptom management skills, to help your complex patients feel better, with integrative self-care for you, the whole equation changes.
You deserve to love your work, and your patients deserve an effective and joyful physician.
Joyful Palliative Care is a program led by Dr. Chiaramonte. You can learn at your own pace, join Dr. Chiaramonte live on Zoom, or both. You'll gain integrative symptom management skills, grow as a person, be inspired to express your highest healing presence, and connect with like-minded clinicians.
You'll become an even better clinician and
a happier person.
Join us.
Medications are powerful but sometimes they aren't enough.
How do you handle a patient with chronic pain who is still suffering despite significant pain meds?
How can you help an anxious patient without benzodiazepines?
If you want an evidence-supported, integrative approach to help you manage your patients' symptoms, you're in the right place.
A bigger toolbox makes caring for patients easier. Yet if you don't know which complementary modalities are evidence supported and safe, it can be hard to know what to recommend to your patients.
How do you suggest stress management or relaxation exercises without your patients feeling like you're blowing them off? Which patients should you send for acupuncture? How do you handle challenging family members? How do you do this difficult work and still take care of your own wellbeing?
These are learnable skills
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This course will expand your treatment toolbox and give you the confidence to know what to use when and for whom. Your patients will feel better and you'll feel better too.
When it's your family, it's different.
No matter how how much medical knowledge you have, when someone you love is seriously ill your life gets turned upside down.
Everyone in the family is stressed, there are countless decisions to make, and it can be hard to figure out when to pursue aggressive disease-focused care and when to focus more on comfort.
There may be important conversations that you know you should have but haven't gotten around to yet, and even communicating with your siblings or other family members can be challenging.
Your own wellbeing, health, work, kids, and relationships may suffer.
If you'd like coaching and support from a heart-centered palliative care physician to help you unravel this maze, reach out below.
Dr. Chiaramonte won't serve as your, or your loved one's, doctor, but she will help you make a plan to cope, as a family, with this very tough time.
Mental fitness is the ability to respond to difficult situations with a neutral or positive mindset, rather than a negative one.
Working with seriously ill or aging people exposes you and your team to many difficult situations.
Positive Intelligence (PI) coaching can increase your team's skills in keeping a positive mindset while managing these tough situations.
Our 7-week PI program for clinicians will:
Dr. Chiaramonte will lead your team "pod" of up to 6 people
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A guide for physicians and clinicians want more tools to help their patients and more tools to help themselves.