Dr. Hildebrand sits down with seasoned yoga instructor Kirsten Hinz for a thoughtful dialogue about her unexpected journey into yoga—beginning with reluctant attendance at her first class decades ago, falling in love with the practice, and ultimately making yoga instruction a central purpose of her life. Together, they explore the physiological, psychological, and emotional benefits of yoga, drawing from both Kirsten’s lived experience and the growing body of research supporting this timeless practice. Kirsten also dispels common myths about yoga and shares how she brings her own creative touch to teaching, crafting a beautiful, choreographed experience of movement and music.

Dr. Hildebrand dialogues with Chef Monica Hidalgo who articulates her concerns about children's nutrition and how that impacts their mental health. She explores her beginnings from El Salvador to the North Shore of Milwaukee and her journey with food in seeking to educate and serve people through her business, Eat Pretty Please.

You can reach Dr. Hildebrand at lakeshorepsychologyservices.com

and Chef Monica at eatprettyplease.com

Dr. Hildebrand hosts a dialogue with Anna Ackerman LPC on the challenges of managing chronic health conditions. Anna's own personal journey with health challenges has informed her successful treatment of these situations in her counseling practice. She communicates strategies related to working with a comprehensive healthcare team in how she assists people with both the physical and mental aspects of advocating for their own healthcare.

Dr. Hildebrand and Anna Ackerman LPC can be contacted through lakeshorepsychologyservies.com