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Genre:
Non-Fiction
ISBN-10: 1483497313
ISBN-13: 978-1483497310
Meet Dr. Tanya Beaubrun
As the
creator of the Body Joy Process, Dr. Tanya Beaubrun empowers people with her
simple, yet powerful message: Take exquisite care of yourself, respect the
choices you make and tune into healing from the inside out. Tanya’s passionate
about bringing the heart and soul back into the practice of Medicine.
A Family
Physician specializing in Functional and Integrative Medicine, as well as a
certified Wellness & Lifestyle Empowerment Coach, Motivational Speaker and
Author, she has dedicated her career to helping people feel their best in their
bodies so they can live happy and healthy lives and rediscover their Body Joy.
A graduate
of the University of the West Indies, she has spent most of her career in
Private Practice, and advocates a holistic approach to well-being,
incorporating mind, body, spirit practices so people can connect more deeply to
themselves and their truth.
She holds a
Degree in Alternative Medicine and is Board Certified in Functional,
Anti-Aging, and Regenerative Medicine. She is a certified Reiki Master and has
obtained an Integrative Health Coaching Certification from the Institute for
Integrative Nutrition (IIN), as well as a certification under Gabrielle
Bernstein’s Levels 1 and 2 Spirit Junkie Master Class.
Tanya has
been featured in The Huffington Post, Thrive Global, Lissa Rankin’s Owning Pink
website, as well as several popular podcasts, including EOFire with John Lee
Dumas. As an author, she’s contributed to the Amazon bestselling books, 365
Moments of Grace and 365 Life Shifts. With
her unique blend of Western medicine, Lifestyle coaching, and Integrative
health, she’s distinguished herself as a Women’s Wellness Warrior; with a dream
of starting a movement geared towards empowering women to lead full, vibrant
and authentic lives.
Despite all
this, she feels her most important role has been as a wife and mother of 3.
About The Book
Author Tanya
Destang-Beaubrun has always known that her calling was to heal, nurture, and
care for her fellow human beings; it has always been a deep, unwavering
conviction at her core. And so she became a family physician who put patients
first, treating their bodies, minds, and spirits. In Of Bubbles, Buddha, and
Butterflies, Dr. Destang-Beaubrun chronicles the changes that have occurred in
her life since she decided to follow her heart and pursue her dreams. She
presents a series of essays and narratives written during the four-year period
after she left her thriving Western medical practice and immersed herself in
the study of integrative and functional medicine. Destang-Beaubrun recalls her
breakdowns, breakthroughs, fears, and faith as she navigated her way to a new
way of living, learning, and loving. This collection of personal essays on
bravery, trust, and faith shares one woman’s insights and life lessons as she
shifted from traditional medical practice to something more.
EXCERPT:
As I sat
and took in the breathtaking scenery of the October Fall foliage, my heart was
filled with gratitude. Attending this retreat was the fulfillment of a long-held dream.
I knew that
at some point, we would all have to tell our life story. And I was ready to tell
mine. The story that, after twenty years of practicing Family Medicine, I'd
realized that I was not happy with how healthcare was being delivered and felt
the burning desire to offer my patients something more to optimize their
wellness by integrating the health of body, mind, and spirit.
As a Family
Physician, I already took care of their bodies.
As a newly
Certified Health Coach I thought I would take care of their minds.
At this
retreat, I would be taught how to care for the Spirit.
Over the
years, I'd listened to many a life story, held many hands and wiped away so
many tears.
That night,
as I sat in the midst of our group healing circle, and the meditative music began,
my tears flowed freely. I cried for all the patients I'd been unable to save.
Had I failed as a doctor?
I cried for
all the times I had missed being present for my family. Had I failed as a wife
and mother?
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