justASK

justASK is a healthcare platform that is dedicated to providing evidenced-based information.

02/19/2024

🎖️Announcing the 4 year anniversary and rebrand of the Just Ask podcast-a healthcare podcast that provides evidenced-based information by a multidisciplinary team of women’s health experts in order for individuals to make informed and optimal healthcare decisions and to learn and understand the issues that surround women throughout the lifespan.
🎖️We believe in the creation of a safe and non-judgmental environment around women and gender related health concerns. We also believe in engagement with experts in this area of health and to have access to other members of the community to discuss women’s most intimate topics and questions.
We look : To promote the understanding and advocacy of conversation surrounding women’s midlife concerns, sexual health, metabolic and hormone wellness. We utilize multidisciplinary experts in the field to include a biopsychosocial approach to health that involves nursing, medical, pharmacy, pelvic floor physical therapy, and mental health expertise.
To debunk myths and taboos surrounding various women’s health concerns around the lifespan and other intimate topics while providing a safe and non-judgmental space for conversation.
To advocate for an evidence-based, trauma-informed approach to educating members of the community and other clinicians on women’s health topics often overlooked and underemphasized in nursing and medical education.
To improve the healthcare landscape, advocating for education, accessibility and shared decision making and empowerment.
Here Is the link to our newest episode and my new co-host, Jackie Piasta-
https://justask.buzzsprout.com/.../14340912-introducing...
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Join Heather and Tara on the JustASK Podcast as we talk all things Thyroid and Sexual Health with NP Jackie Piasta ()!In...
09/02/2023

Join Heather and Tara on the JustASK Podcast as we talk all things Thyroid and Sexual Health with NP Jackie Piasta ()!

In this episode, nurse practitioner Jackie Piasta discusses the importance of the thyroid, dysfunctions of the thyroid, and how it may play into your s3xual health! She also mentions the book Rethinking Hypothyroidism by Dr. Antonio Bianco - highly recommended!

Website: www.mymonarchhealthco.com

About our Guest:
Jackie Piasta is a Vanderbilt University-trained Women's and Gender Health-related Nurse Practitioner who has been serving women for over 15 years. She currently owns Monarch Health, a holistic telehealth company focused on helping women thrive through midlife and menopause so they can feel confident and empowered as they navigate their wellness journey. Through her time in the medical field, Jackie has seen gaps in the healthcare system, particularly when it comes to women’s health. She believes that women deserve to be seen and heard when voicing their health concerns, and she is on a mission to not only hold that space but also to leave the healthcare system better than she found it. One of the biggests concerns she faced with her patients over the years was their complaints regarding their thyroid. Whether it be a concern of a possible thyroid issue contributing to their symptoms or feeling that their current care was suboptimal, Jackie has met thousands of women struggling with traditional thyroid concerns and feeling like something was missing in their care. This combined with an overall desire to improve people's overall health led Jackie to take a deeper dive into hormones and expand her knowledge through the Academy for Innovative and Preventative Medicine and their Bioidentical Hormone certification. Here, she learned evidence-based strategies for address a wide-range of hormonal concerns, thyroid included and she is here to share her knowledge with us today.

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