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The Mind Medic "So Others May Thrive" By Jim "doc"Martel
by Jim "Doc" Martel
From the deepest loss and hardest challenges, Toward the life you were meant to live. There comes a point when survival is no longer enough. Despair, heartbreak, and the turmoils of life demand something more. You fight back, re-grasp your heart, soul and sense of self. You work from what you were… The hard, necessary work of becoming.That is the ground the Mind Medic stands on. Not motivation, not theory, this is practical, tactical, real-life work for people ready to stop merely enduring and start living fully, in marriage, work, identity, and everyday lives. The mission is simple "So Others May Thrive."Jim did not arrive at this work by accident.He joined the Army and became a medic. He spent eight years in the Army Reserve and National Guard. The medic creed “so others may live”was not just slogan.After service he worked as a direct support professional with men living with intellectual disabilities. That role taught patience, presence, dignity,
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
From the deepest loss and hardest challenges, Toward the life you were meant to live. There comes a point when survival is no longer enough. Despair, heartbreak, and the turmoils of life demand something more. You fight back, re-grasp your heart, soul and sense of self. You work from what you were… The hard, necessary work of becoming.That is the ground the Mind Medic stands on. Not motivation, not theory, this is practical, tactical, real-life work for people ready to stop merely enduring and start living fully, in marriage, work, identity, and everyday lives. The mission is simple "So Others May Thrive."Jim did not arrive at this work by accident.He joined the Army and became a medic. He spent eight years in the Army Reserve and National Guard. The medic creed “so others may live”was not just slogan.After service he worked as a direct support professional with men living with intellectual disabilities. That role taught patience, presence, dignity,
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Jim "Doc" Martel
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