practices, meditation, yoga, acupuncture, etc.,

And that really got me into academics and research.

And then I went on to Boston University, where I developed a program with colleagues called Integrative Medicine and Health Disparities, where we really learned how to try to deliver these kind of holistic approaches to a very diverse group of patients.

I was fortunate to come to Cleveland Clinic four years ago now and have this role.

I'll share just one little story to give you a hint at my interest in this area.

I was at Harvard doing my third year of rotations, and we all know how hard those are, going from one field to another field to another field with a new knowledge base, new people, and as a medical student, you're lowest on the pecking order.

And by the end of that year, I was really burned out and down and really questioning whether I was in the right place doing the right thing.

So is there one type of disconnection that might be more important, more restorative than the others? And how do we figure out how much of each type we need?