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Episode 6: Bridging the Gap in Dysautonomia Healthcare: The Mission of The Dysautonomia Project with Cheryl Faber and Dr. June Bryant
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In this episode of The VisibilOT Podcast, we’re diving into the mission and impact of The Dysautonomia Project (TDP), a nonprofit dedicated to bridging the gap between what autonomic specialists know and what patients and community-based providers need to know. Since its grassroots beginnings in 2014, TDP has become the global leader in dysautonomia education, believing that education is the number one treatment.
Joining me are two incredible guests: Cheryl Faber, Director of Education for TDP, and Dr. June Bryant, a doctoral-prepared nurse practitioner and Medical Ambassador for TDP. Cheryl shares her journey in advancing provider education and patient awareness, while June offers insights into the clinical side of dysautonomia care, including her research and work in primary care.
We’ll explore TDP’s groundbreaking initiatives, including their award-winning book The Dysautonomia Project, their free online Autonomic Education library, and The Residents Course, which is revolutionizing medical training in autonomic disorders. Cheryl and June also discuss the importance of collaboration between healthcare professionals, patients, and advocacy groups to improve access to knowledgeable care.
Whether you're a patient, provider, or advocate, this episode will leave you inspired by the work being done to increase awareness and access to dysautonomia education. Tune in to learn how we can all contribute to bridging the gap in care!
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