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Why is burnout so prevalent among healthcare professionals, and what can be done about it? Join hosts Lillian Liang Emlet and Klaus Grim as they dive deep into this pressing issue. In this episode, learn how burnout is distinct from compassion fatigue and depression, explore the systemic nature of burnout, and discover practical ways to support colleagues and yourself. This episode is perfect for healthcare leaders, clinicians, and anyone facing or trying to understand burnout in the medical field.

00:00 Introduction to Burnout 00:26 Understanding Burnout in Healthcare 02:42 Personal Experiences with Burnout 05:17 Defining Burnout and Related Terms 11:41 Recognizing Early Warning Signs 14:11 Addressing Myths About Burnout 20:52 Path to Recovery and Support 28:12 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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What if the key to preventing burnout in your healthcare team was less about what you do and more about the energy you bring? In this episode, host Lillian Liang Emlet sits down with Vicki Landers to discuss the importance of self-awareness for leaders. They explore how multitasking and autopilot behaviors affect team dynamics and the power of recognizing internal and external stress signs. Ideal for healthcare professionals, trainees, and leaders looking to create a more supportive and effective work environment. Join us for insights on how to notice, feel, and intentionally shift your leadership approach.

00:00 Introduction: The Impact of Leadership Energy 00:44 Guest Introduction: Vicki Landers on Leadership Awareness 01:21 Understanding Autopilot in Healthcare Leadership 02:35 The Importance of Emotional Awareness in Leadership 03:23 Practical Tips for Gaining Self-Awareness 06:33 The Role of Attitude in Leadership 08:31 Techniques for Self-Reflection and Awareness 20:51 Reading the Room: Understanding Team Dynamics 27:14 Case Study: Transformative Leadership Awareness 32:51 Conclusion: Moving from Awareness to Action

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Are you a clinician or healthcare leader feeling overwhelmed by the need to have all the answers? In this episode of the Transforming Healthcare Coaching Podcast, host Lillian Liang Emlet welcomes Dr. Annie Wildermuth, Vice President of Medical Education at AACOM, to discuss the transformative power of coaching in medicine. Discover how coaching differs from traditional mentoring, why it's crucial for leadership development, and how it can create a more supportive and innovative workplace culture.

00:00 Introduction to Coaching in Medicine 00:52 Meet Dr. Annie Wildermuth 02:02 The Role of Coaching in Medical Education 03:28 Coaching vs. Mentoring: Key Differences 07:50 The Importance of Self-Reflection 08:57 Finding the Right Mentor and Coach 13:14 Building a Coaching Culture in Organizations 18:35 Common Pitfalls in Coaching 23:33 Coaching vs. Therapy: Understanding the Difference 25:22 Final Thoughts and Contact Information

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In this episode, Lillian and Klaus discuss the importance of self-leadership as the foundation for personal growth and leading others effectively. Topics include:

► Defining self-leadership as being intentional about your thoughts, feelings and actions ► Key self-leadership practices: self-awareness, self-regulation, exercising choice, tapping into intrinsic motivation, aligning your calendar with priorities, and leveraging peak energy ► How self-leadership enables you to model change for your team and create psychological safety ► Shifting from having all the answers to coaching your team to find the answers ► The multiplier effect of coaching on team collaboration, problem-solving and resilience

Lillian challenges listeners to commit to trying one self-leadership practice discussed and share for accountability. Small steps can spark big transformations in the new year.

00:00 Introduction: Transform Yourself in 2026 00:16 Welcome to the Transforming Healthcare Coaching Podcast 01:29 Self-Leadership: The Foundation of Effective Leadership 01:49 The Basics of Self-Leadership 03:30 The Importance of Self-Awareness and Self-Regulation 04:52 Challenges in Self-Leadership for Healthcare Professionals 06:06 Modeling Health and Wellness as a Leader 12:55 The Role of Reflection in Self-Leadership 17:51 Leveraging Energy for Effective Leadership 21:04 Transitioning Self-Leadership to Team Leadership 25:37 The Power of Coaching in Leadership 29:10 Conclusion: Lead Yourself to Lead Others

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How can we embrace progress over perfection in our healthcare journeys? Join host Lillian Liang Emlet for a special end-of-year episode, where she and her fellow coaches — Klaus, Vicki, Gillian, and Michelle — reflect on 2025's challenges and victories. Discover insights on the power of possibility, embracing change, and the importance of building a supportive community. Perfect for healthcare professionals at any career stage looking to enhance their personal and professional growth. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation that will leave you inspired to approach 2026 with a renewed perspective.

00:00 Introduction: Embracing Change in Healthcare 01:00 Reflecting on 2025: Team Insights and Personal Growth 03:23 Lessons Learned: Embracing Change and Growth 09:34 Celebrating Progress: Wins and Thank You 19:03 Coaching Success Stories: Real-Life Transformations 25:43 Final Thoughts: Looking Ahead to 2026

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