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Are you or someone you know struggling with symptoms of depression? Welcome!! My name is Jennifer Stirling-Campbell, and I know personally the challenges of depression and how to beat it. Learn through powerful stories, healing tools, and spiritual battle plans that can give you your best chance at living your best possible life! This isn't just any podcast--it's an overcome depression program for anyone struggling with mental illness, or those who want to help and understand loved ones who ...
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Smart Living

Daphne Munro

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Welcome to "Smart Living with Daphne Munro" the podcast that transforms the mundane into the extraordinary with Daphne Munro, your seasoned guide through the world of savvy choices and intelligent living. Daphne, our Smart Shopper extraordinaire, has been dishing out brilliant money-saving tips for over two decades, and now she's taking it up a notch. In this podcast, we're not just talking about clipping coupons and finding the best deals – we're delving into the entertaining side of being ...
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As a clinician, your patients are asking: “What should I eat for diabetes?” “How do I lose weight?” “My child is so picky. What do I do?” But here’s the problem—you probably didn’t learn much about nutrition in school. The National Academy of Sciences recommends 25 hours of nutrition education for med students. Most of us? We got maybe 5. Enter Exam Room Nutrition. Hosted by Colleen Sloan, a PA and RD with over a decade of experience, this podcast gives you clear, actionable strategies to ta ...
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When to Jump

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Life is short. How do you know you're living it to its full potential? When do you stay put? And when do you change things up?When to Jump is dedicated to exploring the fundamental question we all think about: When do you chase your dreams? Hosted by Mike Lewis, who left his comfortable job in finance to become a professional squash player, and featuring inspiring conversations with all sorts of "jumpers"--from entrepreneurs and athletes to artists and side hustlers.
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Your guide to building several streams of income! Here we will go over how to understand the stock market from day trades, swing trades, short term and long term positions. Also going over what are catalysts that can effect the stock market and exactly defining a share and a stock. We will also go over market analysis and tools and different types of leverages assets that are based on stocks such different types of ETFs or indices. Options, real estate investing, flipping, wholesaling, AirBn ...
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Narcissism and depression often arise from hidden dynamics of control! In this powerful conversation, Jennifer Stirling-Campbell and Mike Campbell explore the emotional and psychological roots of narcissism and control, highlighting how these forces can silently shape our relationships, mental health, and personal freedom. They discuss the vital im…
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Do you have the faith to heal from depression? Depression, physical illness, and emotional torment often share hidden spiritual roots—and healing can be immediate through the Prayer of Freedom book. In this powerful conversation, Beatty Carmichael and Jennifer Stirling-Campbell discuss different types of spirits and the role of forgiveness, confess…
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Did you know there’s a place in Tempe where you can fill a 3-gallon bucket with school supplies for just $5? From crayons to books, Treasures 4 Teachers is helping educators save big AND keeping thousands of items out of landfills. I sat down with Executive Director Joy Kline on my latest Smart Living podcast to talk about how this nonprofit suppor…
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Overcome depression naturally by understanding fragrance vs essential oil and how they impact smells, hormones, and endorphins. Toxic compounds in fragrances impact your body and mind. In this powerful episode, Jennifer Stirling-Campbell and her husband Mike explore how scents—especially synthetic fragrances—affect your emotions, cravings, hormones…
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In this episode of Smart Living, I’m joined by my dear friend Annie Middlemist—a former classroom teacher turned educator consultant and host of the podcast Leave It at the Door. With over 25 years of experience in education, Annie shares her no-nonsense, practical tips for teachers on how to save money as they head back into the classroom.…
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Today’s episode will change how you think (and talk) about food. Instead of obsessing over calories or cutting carbs, what if we taught patients to focus on nutrient density? I’m joined by Dr. Sarah Ballantyne, bestselling author of Nutrivore. You’ll learn how to shift the conversation from restriction to addition—and give patients permission to en…
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Depression healing begins by understanding how desire is the root of all suffering. This exploration starts with discerning the science of needs and wants. In this episode of the Overcome Depression Podcast, Jennifer Stirling-Campbell and Michael Campbell explore the complex relationship between desire and suffering, drawing from the six delusions …
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What if your “noncompliant” patient isn’t failing… but the plan is? In this final episode of Sneak Peek Week, RD and behavior change expert Jeannie Boyer shares how to reframe plateaus, shift focus beyond the scale, and help patients set goals that actually matter. Plus, get a preview of our Special Populations modules—covering bariatric surgery an…
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Obesity medications can be powerful—but side effects often get in the way. In this episode of Sneak Peek Week, dietitian and weight loss expert Melissa Mitri shares practical, food-first strategies to help your patients manage nausea, stay on track, and get better results—without feeling miserable. Ready to join the Obesity Medicine Nutrition Cours…
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Tired of giving advice that doesn’t stick? In this episode of Sneak Peek Week, you’ll hear from behavior change expert and registered dietitian Laura Kohler, who shares the one question every clinician should be asking when a patient feels stuck—and why more handouts aren’t the answer. Get ready to stop playing advice-ping-pong and start creating r…
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Most clinicians were trained to track BMI—but when it comes to motivating real change, that number only tells part of the story. In this sneak peek from the Obesity Medicine Nutrition Course, dietitian and health psychologist Dr. Nina Crowley shares how to use body composition data to guide smarter goals—and how to talk about it with patients in a …
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Join The Obesity Medicine Nutrition Course! Enter code POD15 at checkout for 15% off! Anti-obesity medications are everywhere—but they also come with new challenges. From rapid weight loss and side effects to TikTok-fueled supplement questions, patients on weight management medications need more than generic nutrition advice. In this episode, I’m j…
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Depression healing begins with boundaries. In this powerful conversation, Jennifer Stirling-Campbell and Lili Stephenson explore how setting healthy boundaries supports personal development, emotional resilience, and stronger relationships. Using the game of cricket as a teaching tool, they reveal how young girls can learn empowerment, agency, and …
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If your patient tells you they're avoiding fruit “because it has too much sugar,” this is the episode you’ve been waiting for. From viral posts claiming sugar is poison to influencers suggesting chocolate is healthier than grapes, nutrition misinformation is everywhere—and your patients are soaking it in. In this conversation, Colleen sits down wit…
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Feeling stuck in emotional pain? Discover the art of neuro drawing and how faith, curiosity, and empathy support mental health and healing. In this episode, we explore how addiction recovery, spiritual growth, and God’s unconditional love intersect to ignite lasting transformation. Learn how pain can lead to self-discovery, how empathy deepens our …
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That “picky eater” might not grow out of it. And that patient obsessed with “clean eating”? It might be something deeper. Today, we’re joined by eating disorder dietitian Johnna to challenge everything you thought you knew about disordered eating. You’ll learn: The subtle red flags of disordered eating you might be overlooking during routine visits…
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To heal from depression, we can harness the neuroplasticity of the brain through neurographics, neurographic art and belief transformation. In this inspiring video, Ann shares her journey from addiction recovery to mentor. She introduces neurographics—a transformative technique developed by Russian psychologist Pavel Piskolev—designed to rewire the…
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You’re walking out the door, wrapping up your visit, and then it happens— “...Oh, by the way, what do you think about ... ?” Sound familiar? In this episode, I’m joined by Alexandria Hardy, MS, RD, LDN, to tackle the rapid-fire nutrition questions patients love to drop at the end of an appointment—when there’s zero time left to answer them well. Fr…
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Learn the dangerous truth about microplastics — found in our water, air, food, and even clothing. A major concern? Phthalates (pronounced THAL-ates), a chemical added to hard plastics to make them flexible, can interfere with testosterone production. This hormone surge is critical during fetal development, especially for forming the male reproducti…
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When formula shelves went empty in 2022, clinicians scrambled. Desperate parents, unfamiliar brands, and European imports raised more questions than answers. Since January 2024, one name kept coming up: Kabrita. Is goat milk-based formula just a trend—or is it a clinically sound option you can recommend with confidence? In this episode, sponsored b…
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Veterans experiencing PTSD with depression and anxiety will find hope and healing in this powerful conversation. In this episode of the Overcome Depression Podcast, Jennifer Stirling-Campbell interviews veteran and author David Curfiss, who shares his deeply personal journey from childhood trauma and agnosticism to faith, self-compassion, and inner…
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Your patient says, “My neighbor’s on the carnivore diet and looks amazing. Should I try it?” Cue the internal panic. What do you actually say next? In this episode, Clinical Lipid Specialist Dr. Josh Wageman returns to unpack the dietary chaos surrounding lipids, low-carb diets, saturated fat, and the ever-elusive “best diet.” Whether your patient …
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Shadow work and Inner child work is important work if you want to overcome depression! Discover how inner child work, spiritual healing, and emotional growth transform lives through faith and self-awareness. In this enlightening conversation, Jennifer Stirling-Campbell and Ashley Romney explore the transformative power of inner child healing, the l…
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Ilana Kersch was 31, healthy, and working as a dietitian—then she was diagnosed with hereditary stomach cancer and told she needed a total gastrectomy. In this powerful episode, Ilana shares what it’s really like to live without a stomach—from managing dumping syndrome and rapid weight loss to navigating survivorship and identity after cancer. As b…
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Lies learned in sex education can lead to major causes of depression in women. In this powerful discussion on intimacy, marriage, and emotional health, Jennifer Stirling-Campbell, Aubrey Svedin, and Joseph Anderson explore the complexities of waiting until marriage for sex. They tackle societal pressures, the influence of oxytocin in emotional bond…
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RFK Jr. wants to mandate nutrition education in every U.S. medical school—or else schools risk losing federal funding. On the surface, it sounds like a smart move. But as a Physician Assistant and Registered Dietitian, I’m here to tell you: it’s not that simple. In this special Nutrition Newsroom episode, I break down what RFK got right, what he mi…
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If your patients are going through the social media rabbit holes about seed oils, you’re not alone. Claims like “pro-inflammatory” and “unhealthy,” are gaining traction—and showing up in the exam room. In this episode we tackle the seed oil confusion head-on. I’m joined by registered dietitian Charlotte Martin, spokesperson for the Soy Connection, …
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Are you struggling with depression? Jennifer Stirling-Campbell and John know firsthand how to discover the meaning of joy and find it. In this insightful conversation, Jennifer and John explore the powerful distinction between joy and happiness—highlighting that true joy is a spiritual experience that endures through life’s challenges. They dive de…
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Ever skip the food label convo because it feels too complicated—or let’s be honest, you’re short on time? In this episode, I’m sharing a few clips from this month’s Nutrition Grand Rounds that’ll help you decode the label and teach it in a way your patients actually understand. We’ll cover what patients are really looking at, how to explain percent…
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Soulmates are real—even after divorce. Discover life after divorce through healing, hope, faith, love, and spirituality. Explore powerful stories of relationships, marriage, personal growth, and self-discovery. From adversity comes transformation, trust, and purpose. With prayer and spiritual guidance, love can rise again—stronger, deeper, and more…
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In this week’s episode we’re sharing bite-sized answers to the nutrition questions your patients love to throw at you—often at the very end of the visit. My guest, Nina, is a registered dietitian who specializes in weight management, and she’s here to help you deliver fast, practical advice your patients will actually use. You’ll learn: The 3 no-co…
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What is the definition of sickness and how can one overcome depression through the healing power of hope? Detective work, sickness, healing, and self-discovery intertwine in this empowering journey for highly sensitive women and men alike. Sarah Jone's Website: sarahjonesmentoring.com Buy Intuitive Coloring: Processing Through Depression and use co…
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You’ve probably said it a hundred times: HDL is the "good" cholesterol, LDL is the "bad" cholesterol. But what if that explanation is oversimplified—and leading patients (and providers) to miss hidden risks? In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Josh Wageman—a Clinical Lipid Specialist, PhD researcher, and author of The Home Security System and the …
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Deep breathing can extend your life by a decade or more! In this "deep" conversation, Jennifer Stirling-Campbell and breathwork expert, Abbey Daw, explore the profound impact of breath on our physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. They share personal stories, the science of breathing, proper breath techniques, and how breathwork can signifi…
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You’ve probably heard it: “I love food too much,” or “I just can’t stick with anything.” These aren’t just excuses—they’re clues. And when we learn to spot them, we can uncover the deeper mindset blocks that keep patients from making progress. In today’s episode, I sit down with Emily, a registered dietitian and mindset coach, to unpack one of the …
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Your Excuses are a Roadmap to Winning. Why? Because blame and excuses show us where and how to unblock and unlock our potential! View all LINKS and supporting content mentioned in this episode HERE: https://imaquarius.com/excuses-are-like-booty-holes-nobody-likes-them-and-they-all-stink/ This Episode of the Overcome Depression Podcast is for you If…
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If you’ve ever told a patient to “choose chicken instead of pork,” this episode might surprise you. Kristen Hicks-Roof, PhD, RDN, joins us to unpack the nutritional profile of pork — including which cuts meet heart-healthy criteria, how it compares to chicken, beef, and plant-based proteins, and the evidence behind its role in a balanced diet. We a…
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If anyone can overcome depression, it's you. Most of us have been taught that overcoming depression isn't possible. I'm here to tell you that it is! View all LINKS and supporting content mentioned in this episode HERE: https://imaquarius.com/if-anyone-can-overcome-depression-its-you-25/ This podcast is for you if you want to learn: •How to start be…
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Confused about what to tell parents when they ask, “Is oat milk okay?” or “How much juice is too much?” You’re not alone—it's confusing. In this episode, I’m joined by Megan Lott, MPH, RDN, Deputy Director of Healthy Eating Research. Megan walks us through the first-ever unified beverage guidelines for kids—developed by leading organizations like t…
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Have you ever had a patient say, “I saw this thing on TikTok…”—and suddenly you’re on the spot, trying to weigh in on a wellness trend you’ve never even heard of? You’re not alone. And you’re not unqualified just because you don’t have an instant answer. In this episode, I'm joined by Leah McGrath, a seasoned supermarket and public health dietitian…
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Working smarter not harder is key if you want to overcome depression and other mental health challenges. View all LINKS and supporting content mentioned in this episode HERE: https://imaquarius.com/why-am-i-sick-youre-working-harder-not-smarter-24/ This podcast Is for you if you want to learn how to: * Be a work smarter not harder person. * Stop wo…
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In this episode of Smart Living, I sat down with longtime friend and former ABC15 investigative reporter Joe Ducey, who now works with the Better Business Bureau as the Associate VP of Investigative Outreach. He’s the go-to guy for protecting yourself from scams—and trust me, the scams are getting sneakier.…
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Ever had a patient come in clutching a bottle of "detox tea," asking for your advice? Or heard, “I need to reset after a bad weekend—what detox should I do?” If you're nodding along, this episode is exactly what you need. Today, I’m joined by Leonila Campos, a bilingual registered dietitian, to bust the biggest detox myths—and show you how to refra…
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Mental illness does not excuse poor behavior—ever. While the challenges of mental health conditions are real and complex, accountability remains essential in personal growth and relationship success. Our actions often speak louder than words, but the language we use can significantly impact communication outcomes. In this episode, mental health adv…
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Ever felt unsure how to support patients chasing the marathon dream—or maybe you're even training for one yourself? Whether they're seasoned runners or beginners just lacing up, this episode might be the inspiration (and information!) you've been waiting for. I'm joined by Starla, a registered dietitian and accomplished marathoner who breaks down t…
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God is real. Satan is real too. This is Part 2 of John’s story, in which he shares experiences of spiritual warfare, the reality of angels and demons, and the importance of faith. Although blessed with many spiritual gifts, John asked for additional gifts that led him to see souls and angels and allowed for the intercession of saints and divine gra…
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Ever wonder why we're quick to admire a Great Dane or a Chihuahua for their unique sizes, but struggle to extend that same appreciation to ourselves and our patients? Today, we're unraveling this curious contradiction. In this episode, I'm talking with Tiffany Godwin, a Registered Dietitian and Certified Eating Disorder Specialist, about why accept…
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This video will make you want to get rid of all of your teflon pans and pots with teflon coatings! This includes waffle irons, griddles, tortilla presses, countertop grills, and a number of other items you might have lurking around your house. Is teflon bad? Isn't teflon FDA approved? Does it really matter that much? And if so, WHY is teflon toxic …
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Are oxalates quietly damaging our health? Could common foods like spinach, almonds, and berries be the real culprits behind everything from kidney stones to joint pain and brain fog? That’s the claim in Toxic Superfoods by Sally Norton—a book that has sparked concern among patients and providers alike. To separate fact from fiction, I brought in ki…
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