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EPISODE · Mar 27, 2026 · 55 MIN

“I’m Proud of You for Coming In Today”: How Compassion Changes Healthcare

from Medical Trauma Support · host Sarah Stasica

In this episode, I talk with family nurse practitioner Alec Bradbury about compassionate care, chronic pain, street medicine, and what it really means to make patients feel heard.We talk about the power of simple human connection in healthcare — eye contact, listening, validation, and even saying something as simple as, “I’m proud of you for coming in today.”If you have experienced medical trauma, dismissal, or feeling unheard in healthcare, this conversation is for you. There are compassionate providers out there, and conversations like this are part of how healthcare is changing.We discuss:Medical trauma and trustChronic pain and the nervous systemThe pain–fear cycleStreet medicine and meeting patients where they areBurnout, empathy, and clinician wellbeingHow healing happens in relationshipThis conversation is compassionate, validating, and full of hope.To connect with Alec you can find him at the following link: https://linktr.ee/alecbradburyfnp?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=a5ce4795-a0a9-4860-a549-0757fee615f5#MedicalTrauma#ChronicPain#TraumaInformedCare#PatientAdvocacy#NervousSystem

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