Podcast Archives - Learning for Life

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Learning for Life

Don't leave home or work to learn about health care! Subscribe to ProHealth Care's Lifelong Learning podcast. Only select classes are currently available. More will be added soon.Dr. John Ernst 

    What is Depression? (10/27/2008) -

    John Ernst, PhD, psychotherapist with ProHealth Care's Behavioral Medicine Center, discusses depression and its signs and symptoms. First in a series of podcasts from Dr. Ernst.

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    Different Types of Depression (10/27/2008) -

    John Ernst, PhD, psychotherapist with ProHealth Care's Behavioral Medicine Center, describes different types of depression and their treatment options. Second in a series of podcasts from Dr. Ernst.

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    Heart Disease Risk and Symptoms (3/28/2008) -

    Dr. David Cullinane, medical director of ProHealth Care's Heart Center at Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital, discusses heart disease on WMYX's Wellness Wednesday during American Heart Month. (Audio Only)

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    Minding the Body, Mending the Mind (10/26/2007) -

    A pioneer in mind-body medicine, stress management and balanced living, Dr. Joan Borysenko weaves energy, humor and personal experience together with the latest research in psychology and health to create an unforgettable, powerful message. Learn how to optimize the healing connections among body, mind and spirit. Discover simple, practical tools for reducing stress, coping with change and building emotional resilience. 

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    Hip Resurfacing: An Exciting Alternative to Hip Replacement (3/8/2007) - (Audio only) A remarkable new technique for active adults younger than 60 called Hip Resurfacing is now being performed at Waukesha and Oconomowoc Memorial hospitals. Speaker Timothy Schultz, MD, orthopedic surgeon, is among the first surgeons in southeast Wisconsin to perform this procedure, which resurfaces the end of the thighbone instead of replacing it. The benefit for most patients is a more stable and longer lasting implant. Find out if this procedure is right for you or a loved one. Originally presented December 7, 2006. A PowerPoint presentation of the original slide show is also available for download here to use as a visual reference during the talk.Listen>>>