Hosted by Chrissie Ott, MD · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 83 episodes
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Through in depth conversations with a wide range of guests, Solving for Joy explores the idea that we are always trying to solve life's equation for maximal joy. We'll discover what constants are actually variables we can change and have a lot of laughs along the way. Dr. Chrissie Ott brings a coaching lens, experience in healthcare, entrepreneurship and creativity to the table. We hope this podcast is a tool for many to reclaim delight in their own personal and professional lives!
Chrissie Ott, MD hosts Solving For Joy, a education show with 83 episodes published.
This episode explores the powerful connection between stress, the nervous system, trauma, and skin health with board-certified dermatologist and trauma-informed physician Dr. Keira Barr. While many of us think of skin co
Today, we're revisiting one of my favorite episodes on Solving for Joy. This episode explores menopause, movement, running, grief, self-trust, and what it means to reconnect with yourself through joyful movement. Physici
Today’s conversation is about teenage girls, social media, anxiety, perfectionism, emotional resilience, and protecting joy in a culture of burnout and comparison. What happens when girls begin losing connection to thems
Today’s conversation is about physician burnout, survival mode, emotional exhaustion, communication strain, leadership pressure, boundaries, career sustainability, and what it actually takes to stay connected to yourself
Today’s conversation is about what happens when something deeply personal changes the way you see everything and quietly reshapes the way you show up in the world. I want to ask you something. Have you ever had an experi
Have you ever been asked, “What’s your why?”… and found yourself unsure how to answer? Maybe you’ve thought about purpose before. Maybe you’ve even done the work. But something about that question still feels a little ab
Hello, my friend. If you are a physician, coach, or high achiever who has ever wondered whether it is possible to leave a career you worked your whole life for and actually land somewhere better, this episode is for you.
Hello, my friend. If you are a physician, coach, or high achiever who dreams of giving a TEDx talk or keynote and sometimes wonders whether you are truly credible enough to stand on that stage, this episode is for you. I
Thank you for being here with me. This is a tender season in my life. I am loving my mom while also slowly letting her go. There is no clean way to talk about that. No script for how to do it well. There are moments of s
Hello, my friend. If you are a high-achieving mom raising an autistic child and sometimes feel overwhelmed by the constant balancing act of caregiving, work, expectations, and your own nervous system, this episode is for
Hello, my friend. If you are a physician or clinician who finds yourself charting after hours, finishing notes late at night, or catching up on documentation on weekends, this episode is for you. Charting can quietly tak
Hello, my friend. If you’re in academic medicine and feeling exhausted, unclear, or quietly frustrated despite working hard, this episode is for you. I’m joined by Dr. Stacey Ishman, MD, MPH , a former full professor wit
Hello, my friend. I want to talk with you about language. Not grammar or semantics, but the words we use to describe ourselves, our capacity, and our lives. The phrases we repeat so often they begin to feel like truth, e
Hello, my friend. This end-of-year episode is a little different. It’s just you and me, and I want to offer you a tool rather than a conversation. If you’re approaching the new year feeling tired, reflective, or unsure h
There’s a moment many people are living in right now where the body knows something before the mind catches up. You feel braced. Alert. A little stunned that certain conversations even need to be happening. And while you
So let me tell you a story... A day ago, I sat across from someone who has reshaped the way many women think about running. Not as punishment. Not as performance. Simply as a gentler path back to themselves. That someone
So let me tell you a story. A few weeks ago at the Physician Coaching Summit, I walked into a room where the energy felt… different. Warm. Bright. Alive in a way you can feel in your chest. And at the center of it was Dr
If you’ve ever wondered “Who am I when I’m not my role?” or “What comes after medicine?” this is the episode you want in your ears. Today, I sit down with my dear friend Dr. Anne Pendo — internist, former chief wellness
What do you do when the work you love begins to hollow you out? When you’re showing up for little patients with big needs—and your own family at home—while quietly wondering how long you can keep going? If you’ve ever fe
What if depression isn’t a flaw to fix—but a signal calling you back to yourself? In this episode of Solving for Joy , I sit down with Dr. Ardeshir Mehran , psychologist, researcher, and author of You Are Not Depressed.
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Solving For Joy is hosted by Chrissie Ott, MD. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 83 episodes.
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