Relief | Treatments
Produced by Long COVID The Answers, this evidence-based 4-part pilot series tackles often-overlooked aspects like neuroinflammation and nervous system dysregulation to make you feel like yourself again! Register now!
E13 Amy Proal discusses the human microbiome's complexity, emphasizing its role in health and disease. She explores how SARS-CoV-2 may disrupt microbiome balance, contributing to Long COVID symptoms. Additionally, Proal links Long COVID to ME/CFS, noting both conditions share symptoms but differ in their origins and manifestations.
A collection of resource sheets offers essential guidance for those navigating the complexities of Long COVID.
E11 Explore the transformative power of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for Long COVID recovery with Prof. Jim Jackson. Discover mindfulness, growth, and community in healing.
E10 Join Prof. Jim Jackson and Dr. Funmi Okunola as they dive into the impact of Long COVID on brain fog. Discover effective rehab strategies, mental health support tips, and expert advice on overcoming cognitive challenges. Don’t miss this vital conversation on reclaiming your clarity and focus!
E9 Exploring the complex impact of Long COVID, this podcast ft. Prof David Cutler from Harvard University, delves into the ongoing health challenges, workforce implications, and the critical need for improved healthcare solutions in the U.S.
E7 Explore Long COVID's impact on patients and primary care, with tips on effective consultation preparation, physician evaluations, red flag symptoms, and the role of allied health professionals in recovery featuring Professor Michelle Harkins MD.
Kayli Jamieson (she/her) has been a longhauler since December 2021 and has been on and off medical leave from work and school since then. Nowadays, she works from home as a Long COVID researcher for PIPPS and is slowly writing a Master’s Thesis on Long COVID and biopolitics. When she’s not resting, she enjoys singing and playing
Since 2020, Chimére L. Sweeney has been a tireless advocate for the inclusion of Black women with Long Covid in discussions and initiatives aimed at amplifying their distinct narratives, aiding in their condition management and treatment, and empowering them as genuine stakeholders in advocacy and research efforts.
Long COVID caregivers bear a profound responsibility, navigating the complexities of an illness with uncertain trajectories. Their dedication extends beyond the traditional scope of caregiving, encompassing emotional support, advocacy, and often serving as a bridge between patients and healthcare systems. Their resilience in the face of ongoing challenges highlights the essential role they play in
