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The Rest and Digest Podcast
Scott Rower PhD
8 episodes
1 week ago
This podcast is for anyone with a GI disorder looking to learn effective mind-body concepts and skills based on the science of GI psychology. Hosted by Dr. Scott Rower, a psychologist with Crohn's Disease, it delves into the crucial connection between your brain and digestive system, aka the gut-brain connection.
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This podcast is for anyone with a GI disorder looking to learn effective mind-body concepts and skills based on the science of GI psychology. Hosted by Dr. Scott Rower, a psychologist with Crohn's Disease, it delves into the crucial connection between your brain and digestive system, aka the gut-brain connection.
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GI Disorders are Mind-Body Disorders
The Rest and Digest Podcast
14 minutes 46 seconds
1 year ago
GI Disorders are Mind-Body Disorders

In this episode we explore a key concept - GI disorders (like IBS and Crohn’s Disease) are not just physical, they’re mind-body disorders.

This means that most GI disorders are not JUST physical disorders. In addition to the physical part of the disorder they are influenced by psychological factors like stress, emotions, and even past trauma.

Understanding the gut-brain connection helps explain why stress often triggers GI symptoms and it also provides a much better roadmap to healing.

We’ll talk about three effective, research-backed treatments that can help manage your symptoms. Plus, we’ll explain how simple relaxation techniques like diaphragmatic breathing can calm your gut and support long-term healing. 

The Rest and Digest Podcast
This podcast is for anyone with a GI disorder looking to learn effective mind-body concepts and skills based on the science of GI psychology. Hosted by Dr. Scott Rower, a psychologist with Crohn's Disease, it delves into the crucial connection between your brain and digestive system, aka the gut-brain connection.