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The Sisu Way Podcast: Finding Strength in Struggle

The Sisu Way Podcast: Finding Strength in Struggle

Trigger Warning: This episode contains conversation about eating disorders. Welcome to The Sisu Way, Episode 32, Finding Strength in Struggle! Today I’m welcoming Dr. Theresa Larson, DPT (Dr. T) who is a mom, wife, sister, friend, and TEDx Speaker who happens to be a...

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Head and Tales Podcast: Embracing Your New Normal

Head and Tales Podcast: Embracing Your New Normal

Trigger Warning: this episode contains discussion of eating disorders.  Dr. Theresa Larson (Dr. T) is the president of Movement RX, host of the “My New Normal” podcast, author of the book “Warrior: True Strength isn’t always what it looks like,” former Marine Corps...

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S1E13 | Max Conserva- on Being A Master of His Condition

S1E13 | Max Conserva- on Being A Master of His Condition

Max Conserva was born and raised in California who's living a normal life when a tragedy struck. He was hit by a semi-truck as a kid which left his legs broken. Through many medical efforts of making his legs work normally again, they just became deformed which gave...

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Healthy Habits San Diego Podcast

Healthy Habits San Diego Podcast

On this episode we’re talking with Dr. Theresa Larson, mother, Veteran, Physical Therapist, and Warrior! We’re breaking down how she got to where she is after getting out of the marines, movement as medicine, and so much more! Dr. Theresa Larson (Dr. T) had a variety...

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TEDx UCSD Speech on What Being a Warrior Really Means

TEDx UCSD Speech on What Being a Warrior Really Means

How many of you think that you’re a warrior? You may think that you’re not but the definition of being a warrior is taking ownership of your life. Being resilient. Being adaptive. Changing. Who we are as humans is what makes us warriors. 12 years ago, I was 24 years...

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We strongly encourage the cohort model of organizational well-being, as opposed to open enrollment into programs. Cohorts, aka groups, encourage community and enable certain accountability measures. We find that those who use our programs as part of a community get the best results. It’s also easier to produce meaningful, actionable data under a cohort model.

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