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May 10, 2021 57 min

TMBS E6: Dr. Mark Farris Pirtle

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DR MARK PIRTLE - AMA SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook | Facebook|| Instagram | Linkedin | Twitter | Dr. Mark Pirtle is a pioneer in integral thinking in stress relief and recovery. He is a teacher, speaker, writer, filmmaker, and businessman. He connects the dots between science, wellness, ethical business practices, and spirituality. Pirtle tirelessly updates his understanding of the latest evidence to help others change and heal. He developed an evidence-based program for people suffering from stress-related conditions he calls SkillfullyAware ® Pirtle teaches attunement skills, through the use of meditation and mindfulness, to empower his clients to work towards healthier relationships with themselves, others, and the world. Pirtle, along with two-time Emmy Award-winning director, Frances Causey, produced a full-length documentary film titled, “Is Your Story Making You Sick”? Pirtle is the acting CEO for ANU Experience Retreat Center, works privately with clients, hosts multi-day retreats, consults with businesses and teaches for the Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine Fellowship Program. You or your business can take a class, work privately or go on retreat with Dr. Pirtle and his team of expertswww.skillfullyaware.com Learn more about Dr. Pirtle’s documentary and how to host a screening at your healthcare organization or community theater www.story.movie

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