Dr Elisa Song: Nurturing Whole Child Wellness

Unstress with Dr Ron Ehrlich

In this episode, we have the pleasure of conversing with Dr Elisa Song, a Stanford, New York University, and University of California, San Francisco-trained holistic and integrative pediatrician.

Elisa is the founder of the Whole Child Wellness Centre in Belmont, California, a trailblazing and highly regarded holistic integrative pediatric practice in the U.S.A. She is also the visionary behind Healthy Kids, Happy Kids, a platform dedicated to empowering parents to naturally take charge of their children's health, ensuring the well-being of the entire family – body, mind, and spirit.

Our conversation with Dr Song promises to unravel the essence of holistic and integrative approaches to pediatric care. With her unique blend of conventional pediatrics, functional medicine, holistic nutrition, homeopathy, acupuncture, herbal medicine, and essential oils, Dr Song offers a comprehensive perspective on children's health.

Beyond her professional expertise, Elisa is a parent herself, navigating the challenges of adolescence with her two teenage children. Her firsthand experience at the coalface of pediatrics enriches our discussion, providing practical insights for parents and caregivers. Her influence extends beyond borders, having lectured nationally and internationally. For many, she needs no introduction, as her wisdom and insights have been shared on this podcast in the past.

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Shownotes are available at Dr Elisa Song: Nurturing Whole Child Wellness

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