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Hanuman Beniwal ने Bikaner में राजपुत, ब्रह्माण आरक्षण पर दिया बयान, साथ-साथ जाट समाज को राजस्थान..
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👩‍🏫 Many clients I work with struggle with this! We have the unrealistic expectation that we will be "perfect" for ever with no constants tweaks, changes slight ups and downs- this sets us up to fail! Sustainable nutrition is all about small resets constantly sp having some habits in your toolkit is crucial and if you are learning this for the first time in many decades (like a lot of 30-40 year olds I work with!) it's ok to get help and a support structure than batteling on your own! #reset #
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👩‍🏫 Many clients I work with struggle with this! We have the unrealistic expectation that we will be "perfect" for ever with no constants tweaks, changes slight ups and downs- this sets us up to fail! Sustainable nutrition is all about small resets constantly sp having some habits in your toolkit is crucial and if you are learning this for the first time in many decades (like a lot of 30-40 year olds I work with!) it's ok to get help and a support structure than batteling on your own! #reset #
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There was a moment when I got accepted onto clinical training that I thought, what am I doing? I had always been a shy person and here I was entering a situation in which I would be observed and scrutinised on my skills for interacting with people. Sitting in a room with someone and talking was not my comfort zone. But today, that is where I am in my element and feel most competent. If there is something you enjoy or a subject that fascinates you, that is a pretty good reason to spend time with
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There was a moment when I got accepted onto clinical training that I thought, what am I doing? I had always been a shy person and here I was entering a situation in which I would be observed and scrutinised on my skills for interacting with people. Sitting in a room with someone and talking was not my comfort zone. But today, that is where I am in my element and feel most competent. If there is something you enjoy or a subject that fascinates you, that is a pretty good reason to spend time with
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👉 I have sat in countless assessments with people who question whether their suffering is worth my time. The truth is, if you look for someone who has it worse, you will find them. But that does not make your suffering any less valid. Thinking in this way often reflects a lack of self-compassion. If someone you loved unconditionally was suffering in the same way, you wouldn’t hesitate to get them the help they needed. The right help is not available for far too many people, for lots of reasons.
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👉 Most people don’t realise this is how therapy works. Ok this might not sound like good news but I promise you it is. Nobody is going to fix your problems or heal your wounds. The reason this is good news is that you are not at the mercy of what happened to you or the people you employ to help you through it. You are very much in the driving seat. You can work with them to create the right conditions for natural healing to take place. When you do that your body and mind will do the rest. But i
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✨ I had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Julie today — an incredible functional medicine doctor who’s truly changing lives. 💫 You know when you meet someone and instantly feel like they get it? That’s her. She looks at the whole person, not just the symptoms — and helps people finally get to the root cause of what’s going on in their body. 🌿 If you’ve been dealing with mystery symptoms — fatigue, hormone imbalances, inflammation, gut issues, or just that feeling that something’s “off” — this is exa
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Dr. Julie Hershberg on Instagram: "“The best place to faint is with a PT.” 🎙️ I just did such a fun live interview with @criticalcarerehab to discuss the critical role of Physical Therapy in treating FND within the acute care and ICU setting. We talked about the reality of patients being labeled “attention-seeking” simply because their imaging comes back clear, and how a knowledgeable PT can be the bridge to a proper diagnosis. Key Takeaways: 🧠The Triad: We often see a massive overlap between
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Dr. Julie Hershberg on Instagram: "Treatment idea for FND: HEAVY WORK! Check out this Christmas-loving client pulling “Santa’s Sled”… a.k.a. her PT! Why does this work? • Patient-specific: She loves Christmas! • Task-specific & externally focused: The goal is pull the sled. • It’s fun & regulating: Joyful movement helps down-regulate the nervous system • Sensory input: Heavy work provides strong proprioceptive feedback. That increased load and compression (ace wraps/abdominal binder) help her ac
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Dr. Julie Hershberg | Couples poses—dysautonomia edition Counter-maneuvers—the best kind of maneuvers when you have dysautonomia because who doesn’t want a... | Instagram
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Dr. Julie Hershberg | When you want to march, and you have an amazing sign, (the best @abbieking7115 ) but it’s a 2 mile march and you need your wheelchair….. So... | Instagram
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Dr. Julie Hershberg on Instagram: "Are you a car sick passenger princess? 🤢 It doesn’t have to be this way, and there’s a simple way to combat it. Yesterday, driving through Joshua Tree I could help but use what @neuro_dizzy_duo taught me about the power of saccades. Because when you are driving, it’s the optic flow that can make you feel car sick. And saccades, those quick eye movements from one point to the next, actually suppress optic flow. So I jumped my eyes from one Joshua tree to the ne
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Dr. Julie Hershberg on Instagram: "27+ years of FND post concussion: Justin’s Story (The Recap) In case you missed our live, you need to hear Justin’s perspective on living with functional seizures. After 20+ years of navigating the unknown, he shared how he finally reclaimed his life: It was an incredible conversation (TRULY!), but if you’re short on time, here are the 3 Big Takeaways: 1️⃣ Stress isn’t the Enemy: Justin shared how he stopped trying to avoid stress (which is impossible!) and sta
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Dr. Julie Hershberg on Instagram: "Everyone knows it’s the admin teams in healthcare that really keep things running. A bunch of creative therapists is a recipe for a messy clinic, notes and billing not being done, and general chaos. 🤣 Shout out our rockstar team for keeping us in line. Tag your favorite team members that are the true heroes of exceptional patient care."
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Dr. Julie Hershberg on Instagram: "Dystonia: It’s a Brain Network Thing! 🧠🧠🧠 Missed the Live? I’ve got you covered! We took a deep dive into the latest neuroscience of focal dystonia, and the predictive brain theory is a total game-changer for rehab. The 3 Big Take-Home Points: 1️⃣ Failed Predictions: Your brain has a “Forward Model” that predicts how a movement will feel. In focal dystonia, this prediction fails, leading to the “freezing” or “cramping” we see in tasks like playing music, run
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Dr. Julie Hershberg on Instagram: "Toes dragging with dystonia? 🏃‍♀️ Here’s a simple sensory cue You can quickly turn a resistance band into a sensory cue for your leg. This can help cue the brain to lift the toes (dorsiflexion) and help bend the knee more automatically and make walking or running smoother. I love it when it’s simple. Don’t forget that one of the keys to training is that you need variability—so while this simple sensory cue is a good start, you also want to layer in other inter
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Dr. Julie Hershberg on Instagram: "The Brain-Heart Connection in FND: RECAP 📺 We just went DEEP into the Bleier et al. (2026) pilot study! (As well as many others—get on the newsletter if you want all of the links to the articles) If you missed the live, here are the three things you NEED to know about how the FND brain processes heart signals: 1️⃣ The “Normal” Trap: At rest, people with FND often have heart rates and HRV similar to those with anxiety or depression. The difference isn’t
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Dr. Julie Hershberg on Instagram: "Collaborative post with Kamila Tan 🧡🩵 The great irony of healing from FND symptoms is that when you change your relationship with and reaction to your symptoms (instead of trying to change the symptoms themselves) your symptoms change. And that can be hard to believe when you’re in the thick of it. I used to believe that I had to micromanage and obsess over every symptom I had in order for the symptom to change or go away. I thought that if I monitored my sym
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Dr. Julie Hershberg on Instagram: "Sensory Strategies in FND: Do you experience any of the following symptoms? Leg weakness Feeling like your leg is not there Feeling like your leg doesn’t belong to you Leg heaviness Tremors In FND, there can be inaccurate or impaired sensation coming from your sensory system. This is why neurodivergence or history of sensory processing impairment is common in FND! Those faulty sensory signals cause impaired motor control - feedback from your body doesn’t proper
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Dr. Julie Hershberg on Instagram: "The “Pushing Through” Dilemma: Understanding FND & Your Nervous System We just finished a fun live session with Kamila—thank you so much for showing up! We dove deep into the questions so many of you sent in—about the fear of flares, the struggle to live a “normal” life, and that constant internal debate: How much do I push? Living with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) isn’t about “mind over matter”—it’s about the way your brain processes signals. Here’s
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Dr. Julie Hershberg on Instagram: "🧠✨ Treatment Idea in FND - ways to produce automatic movement💡 Your tool box of treating FND needs to include pieces outside of just “distraction. Using sensory & autonomic pieces help improve motor control that allow for automatic movement to occur. Why? ✨ Regulate the nervous system and offer the brain a new, safe experience ✨ Task & Patient Specific Goals in mind ✨ Update the brain’s predictions and expectations around movement That’s why making it fun, sa
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Dr. Julie Hershberg on Instagram: "My blood pressure said “going down,” but my salt rim said “not today.” 🙅‍♀️🧂 Managing dysautonomia requires some unique strategies. Increasing sodium helps many of us keep our blood volume up and the dizziness down. It’s a strange life, but we’re here for the salty solutions. Alyssa @alyssa_breslin and I both laughed at how we have done this forever, not even knowing we both had different types of dysautonomia 🤣🤣🤣 Who else finds themselves licking the salt
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Dr. Julie Hershberg on Instagram: "Curious how to progress to weight bearing in FND and CRPS? Check out this treatment idea: -Joyful activity for this client looks like returning to field hockey AND listening to Taylor swift music! - The graded progression comes from a high mat table this client is sitting on so she can modulate the weight bearing through her legs - The weight shifting from the field hockey stick allows for increased weight bearing bilaterally - but also provides a game - keep t
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