HeyJaredIn the Clinic with Camille
Short clinical tidbits for practitioners with clinical herbalist and nutritionist Camille Freeman.
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123 | Why Ovulation Matters with Liane Moccia (opens the original)
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I'm joined in this episode by my colleague and co-teacher, registered herbalist and fertility specialist Liane Moccia, to talk more about the responses to the question, "Are you ovulating?" We cover what signs to look for, how to interpret tracking data (cervical fluid, LH strips, temperature), and why ovulation is a vital marker of hormonal and overall health even when someone isn’t trying to conceive. We also discuss practical intake phrasing, common misunderstandings, and introduce our Menstr
122 | The "Normal" Menstrual Cycle: When to Refer and When to Support (opens the original)
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Let's talk about a "normal" menstrual cycle. What counts as "normal," how can we spot concerning signs, and when does it make sense to consider medical referral or further testing? We'll dive into this and more in this brief episode. For more information and clinical strategies to support clients around menstrual health, join the upcoming Menstrual Health Intensive. Key Takeaways Bleeding longer than 8 days warrants referral for possible clotting issues, fibroids, or other concerns Heavy menstru
121 | Is your business "hungry" for that course? (opens the original)
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A Mindful Eating Metaphor It might help to think about this in terms of mindful eating. When you feel the urge to sign up for something, stop and ask: is my practice actually hungry for this? If you've decided newsletters are your main marketing focus and you're specifically hunting for newsletter training - amazing. Dive in. If you're just responding to a sale email, a fear of missing out, or a vague sense that you "should" know more? Take a step back. You might find the urge is actually about
120 | Substack for Clinicians: Why I don't recommend it (opens the original)
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I've gotten several questions lately about whether or not I recommend Substack to clinicians who want to start a newsletter to help promote their clinical practices. TLDR: it's not the best tool for the job. In this episode, I spell out why I don't think herbalists and nutritionists are well-served by using Substack as a way to promote a private practice. Essentially, it all boils down to: It's not designed for promoting services, classes, workshops, etc. and it shows. It's free, which is great,
119 | Why I changed my mind about freebies (opens the original)
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A behind-the-scenes update on a change I've been making at Bloom & Grow: after years of offering my freebies as open downloads, I'm now requiring an email address to access them. I wanted to share my full (evolving) thinking in case it gives you permission to change your mind on something in your own practice. Key Points & Timestamps: 00:00 - Welcome and intro 00:18 - The backstory 01:10 - Why I've had a change of heart 01:35 - People don't click on web search results anymore, apparently 02:24 -
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