This Might Be Helpful with Cam Rosin
The questionable convergence of neuroscience, philosophy, embodiment and practice. For Q&A submissions, please email podcast@sohma.house Big love!
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Sohma House Medicine Chats: Rest, Resilience & Returning to Yourself with Joe Winter & Cameron Rosin (opens the original)
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Brother Joe Winter joins me for another medicine chat from sunny, rainy Far North Queensland. We find ourselves circling a question: how can we be so infinitely complex and still experience the radical simplicity of just being? We talk about the search for that one thing that will finally make us feel okay, the beliefs we organise our lives around, and what it means to build a more compassionate understanding of ourselves. There’s a thread through all of this about capacity. What gives you energ
From the Messy Middle — Building Sohma House, Holding Uncertainty, and Bringing Soul Back Into Medicine with Joe Winter & Cameron Rosin | Ep. 88 (opens the original)
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Cameron Rosin and Joe Winter sit down inside Sohma House while the vision is still becoming. This is a conversation from the messy middle: about committing to uncertainty, building systems that can carry a future self, and creating environments that bring out the virtues we say we value. It moves through burnout, invisible care work, the limits of modern healthcare infrastructure, and the possibility of medicine that can hold a whole human. They also speak about continuity, reciprocity, responsi
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