Mar 1, 2024
In this episode of The Brave Enough Show, Dr. Sasha Shillcutt and Dr. Joanne Sotelo discuss:
What chronic stress looks like in our brain
How self-assessment is the key to removing ourselves from toxic environments
How giving yourself time off or changing your FTE can be life-saving
Red flags that signal you are under chronic stress and how to change it
Dr. Joanne
Sotelo is a Psychiatrist and a Life and High-Performance Coach. Her
coaching focuses on Mental and Emotional
Well-being.
Joanne helps
women physicians conquer their overwhelm and create defined steps
towards their dreams to regain harmony, avoid burnout, and live a
fulfilling and joyful life.
She has had a mission of bringing mental health awareness and prevention especially for female physicians and coaching has been a beautiful gift for herself and to promote health-seeking behaviors.
Joanne is a
best-selling author, enjoys cooking, reading, personal development
and spending time with her two teenager
sons.
Joanne is
from Puerto Rico which helps her understand the cultural
differences and expectations, and best of all, she can coach in
Spanish.
Dr. Joanne
Sotelo is a Psychiatrist and worked as the Division Director of the
Psychiatry Department for Baylor Scott & White, Round Rock/Austin
Region for the previous 16years. In addition, Dr. Sotelo is the
Chair of the Clinical Ethics Committee for BSW South Region and
Co-Chair for the System's Ethics Committee for all of BSW. She has
been part of the Faculty for the Texas A & M Medical School since
2007. She is also one of the Psychiatry Attendings for the RR BSW
Family Medicine and the Internal Medicine Residency Programs. Dr.
Sotelo obtained her Medical Degree from the University of Puerto
Rico Medical School, where she is from; and her Psychiatry
Residency Program at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston,
Texas.
Dr. Joanne Sotelo has been involved in personal development education and training for herself and for her Psychiatry Practice. Dr. Sotelo was certified as a High Performance Coach and she has been able to incorporate the tools and skills for her own growth, leadership for her team, for her patients and to serve. She also completed additional training in Physician Wellness and Burnout Prevention.
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