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Brain Bites

Gut-Brain Insights Presented by GI Psychology

Brain Bites is a series of short, informative videos about Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction (DGBIs) and gut-directed therapies.

This series is designed to support patients, educate providers, and promote collaborative care by explaining how psychological therapies can relieve GI symptoms.

Whether you’re managing symptoms yourself or supporting someone who is, these bite-sized videos offer science-backed insights you can trust.

Watch the Latest Episode

In this first episode, Dr. Kim Wesley introduces Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction—what they are, how common they are, and why understanding them matters in order to improve gut health.

WATCH HERE!

Coming Soon!

Dr. Ellen Joseph explains how the brain and gut communicate—and what happens when they don’t.

The Clinicians Behind Brain Bites

Kimberly Wesley, PsyD

Kimberly Wesley, PsyD

Ellen Joseph, PhD

Ellen Joseph, PhD

Megan Losik, LCSW

Megan Losik, LCSW


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