Bettina M. Brown, Physical Therapist
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In the Rising Podcast: A Health and Wellness Podcast for those going through and those supporting those going through cancer was born out of a personal connection to the disease by Physical Therapist Bettina M. Brown.With two cancer scares of her own and the knowledge that she is more susceptible to breast cancer due to genetic testing, she understands the unique experience of dealing with cancer firsthand. With a focus on the wheel of life, from relationships to finances, the podcast offers practical advice to help listeners navigate this unique experience and live a fulfilling life beyond cancer. So s...
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · July 2026
Bettina Brown keeps cancer recovery, menopause, nutrition, and caregiving grounded in everyday choices without losing the human stakes.
In The Rising Podcast sits in Health & Fitness as a cancer focused interview show about life during and after treatment. Bettina Brown brings a physical therapy, wound care, and lymphedema background, along with a personal connection to cancer, which gives the show its steady…
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A calm, practical look at sugar as a habit that reaches farther than the pantry.
The episode treats sugar as more than a passing craving. Bettina Brown brings a personal cancer perspective, while Dr. Nicole Avena explains why sugar habits can be hard to break, especially when they begin young and get tied to rewards, routines, and what people come to see as…
A grounded menopause conversation that ties body changes to stress, sleep, and values.
Menopause is treated as a full life issue here, not just a list of symptoms. Bettina Brown revisits her conversation with Kirstie Wilson, a health coach and fitness trainer, and keeps returning to weight gain and loss, stress, sleep, hydration, nutrition, and movement.
A personal look at food choices, antibiotic resistance, and the small decisions consumers can still control.
Food safety and antibiotic use sit inside a wider cancer-and-wellness conversation here, which keeps the focus grounded rather than academic. The discussion moves between food choices, cancer recovery, and the everyday moments when those concerns show up at the table.
A candid cancer conversation about survival, caregiving, and finding purpose after crisis.
Deb Krier's story stays on survival, recovery, and the effort to help other people through cancer. Bettina Brown keeps the conversation steady and personal, and that gives Krier room to explain how a line to her mother became the name of an advocacy effort for patients,…
Practice ownership without the performance mask.
Creative lives, community care, real talk.
Deb Krier talks about what it meant to get through cancer when surviving pushed everything else to the side.
This episode discusses overcoming the feeling that it's too late to make changes, focusing on how targeted diet and exercise interventions can improve chemotherapy outcomes for breast cancer patients.
The host discusses a video series from the American Journal of Managed Care where physicians highlight unmet needs in cancer treatment, particularly focusing on the gap between detection and diagnosis.
This segment features an interview with psychiatrist Dr.
The host introduces the podcast's focus on health and wellness for cancer recovery and previews discussing 2025 fitness trends based on her experience as a physical therapist.
The host introduces a health and wellness podcast focused on cancer recovery and interviews a guest from Sweden and England about nutrition, starting with the guest's personal journey with acne as a teenager.
This episode introduces Antonia, author of 'Underwater Daughter', who shares her journey of surviving sexual abuse, a traumatic bike accident, and addiction, highlighting her healing and self-discovery.
This episode features author Annie Gudger discussing her memoir about losing her husband while pregnant and transforming grief into honoring his legacy.
This episode introduces Nikki Walton, discussing the role of faith in health crises like cancer, as part of a wellness podcast for those affected by cancer.
This episode discusses cancer fatigue, its causes, and coping strategies based on personal and professional experiences with cancer patients.
The host introduces the 200th episode of a health and wellness podcast focused on cancer recovery, reflecting on its journey and teasing a specific topic for discussion.
This episode introduces Merle Saferstein to discuss legacy journaling, focusing on its importance for individuals dealing with cancer and hospice transitions.
The host introduces the podcast and guest Helen Marray-Finlay to discuss menopause, particularly in relation to women's health and skincare for those affected by cancer.
This podcast episode explores how movies, particularly through a faith-based perspective with Jesus, can aid in healing and personal well-being during challenges like cancer and grief.
The host discusses managing holiday stress and finding gratitude, especially for those affected by cancer, as she shares personal experiences with family members in the hospital during the holidays.
This episode segment introduces part two of a conversation with Amy Robinson about navigating the emotional and physical challenges of cancer through trust, transformation, and community support.
This episode introduces the importance of breath work and meditation for managing stress, particularly in the context of cancer diagnosis and recovery, featuring guest Mary O'Dwyer.
Host Bettina Brown interviews Dr.
Host Bettina Brown interviews health coach Kirstie Wilson about navigating menopause, focusing on weight gain, stress, and holistic health strategies.
Host Bettina Brown interviews Madeline Clevin, a cancer survivor and food safety advocate, about the links between antibiotic use in farming, food safety, and cancer recovery.