Uplift For Her

Episode 91 - Dr. Molly Gilbert, board-certified OB-GYN, joins the Uplift for Her team as our newest physician! Molly and Mallorie practiced together at Cottonwood OBGYN, and now she’s stepping into the integrative, whole-woman approach we love so much. Together, we pull back the curtain on the state of women's healthcare today. As two practicing physicians, we get candid about what conventional OB...

Episode 90 - Dr. James Greenblatt, an internationally recognized pioneer in functional and integrative psychiatry, joins us for a second time to share a hopeful new perspective on treating depression.  Moving beyond the standard "anti-sad pill" model, Dr. Greenblatt explains why traditional treatments often fail the one-third of patients labeled as "treatment refractory" and how a deep dive i...

Episode 89 - Dr. Mallorie Cracroft, host of the Uplift for Her podcast and the founder/physician at Uplift For Her in Salt Lake City, breaks down Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) in a way that actually feels understandable, especially if you’ve bounced between specialists and still don’t have real answers. If you’ve ever felt like your symptoms make no sense; hives one day, brain fog the next,...

Episode 88 - Karalynne Call, founder and CEO of Just Ingredients, shares the honest story behind her wellness brand: not a “perfect” health journey, but a gritty, layered healing process that started in one of the darkest seasons of her life. She opens up about severe depression, losing hope, and what finally helped her begin rebuilding from the ground up.   Along the way, Karalynne explains...

Episode 87 - Dr. Mallorie Cracroft, host of the Uplift for Her podcast and the founder/physician at Uplift For Her in Salt Lake City, brings an evidence-based, practical, and refreshingly no-fear perspective to detox. Detox can feel like one of those topics that instantly splits the room: either it’s “the cure to everything,” or it’s dismissed as “hippie medicine.” You’ll learn what detox actually...

Episode 86 - Monet Cash, therapist at Uplift for Her, explains why worry and stress are not inherently bad, and how they can actually help us problem-solve and stay safe when functioning properly. In this episode, we explore one of the most common concerns women are facing today: anxiety. With the phrase “I have anxiety” becoming part of everyday language, it can be hard to tell where normal human...

Episode 85 - Dr. Mallorie Cracroft, host of the Uplift for Her podcast and the founder/physician at Uplift For Her in Salt Lake City, breaks down what the circadian rhythm is and how it communicates with nearly every major system in the body, including stress hormones, metabolism, blood sugar, cardiovascular health, and reproductive hormones. She explains the roles of cortisol and melatonin, why i...

Episode 84 - Sara Reardon, board-certified pelvic floor physical therapist and widely known as The Vagina Whisperer, joins us to unpack what pelvic floor health really means; and why women are so often left in the dark about it. Pelvic floor issues are incredibly common, but they’re not normal, and aren’t something women should be expected to tolerate. With nearly two decades of clinical experienc...

Episode 83 - Dr. Mallorie Cracroft, host of the Uplift for Her podcast and the founder/physician at Uplift For Her in Salt Lake City, takes a nuanced, science-based look at intermittent fasting through the lens of women’s physiology, hormones, and real-life context. Intermittent fasting is everywhere from social media and podcasts to books and wellness influencers, but is it actually helpful for w...

Episode 82 - Dr. Zac Spiritos breaks down what Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) is and why it’s much more common than we think. Dr. Spiritos is a neurogastroenterologist known for connecting the dots between MCAS, POTS, hypermobility, gut dysfunction, and chronic unexplained symptoms. Together, we unpack why MCAS is so often missed, why it disproportionately affects women, and what it actually...

Episode 81 - Creatine is more than just a muscle supplement. In this episode, Dr. Mallorie Cracroft, host of the Uplift For Her podcast and the founder/physician at Uplift For Her in Salt Lake City, dives deep into one of the most talked-about supplements right now: creatine. Often associated with bodybuilders and elite athletes, creatine has quietly become one of the most well-researched, and sur...

Episode 80 - Stacy Walker, nurse practitioner at Uplift for Her, joins the podcast for a thoughtful, introductory conversation about women’s health, weight loss, and what truly supportive care can look like. In this episode, we get to know Stacy, explore her background in nursing and women’s health, and discuss why she’s so passionate about helping women feel better in their bodies without shame,...

Episode 79 - Dr. Mallorie Cracroft, host of the Uplift for Her podcast and the founder/physician at Uplift For Her in Salt Lake City, shares five practical, realistic ways to support yourself through perimenopause; not just physically, but emotionally, mentally, and relationally. These tools are the ones she teaches daily at Uplift for Her and uses in her own life. You’ll walk away with encouragem...

Episode 78 - Jennifer Dall, a PhD and neurodivergent-specialist, was diagnosed with ADHD in her 50s after a lifetime of being told she couldn’t possibly have it. This conversation is validating, warm, and deeply insightful for women who are wondering if ADHD explains their lifelong struggles, overwhelm, or difficulty keeping up with life demands. Dr. Dall explains why women often go decades withou...

Episode 77 - Dr. Mallorie Cracroft, host of the Uplift for Her podcast and the founder/physician at Uplift For Her in Salt Lake City, pulls back the curtain on how she evaluates supplements as a functional medicine doctor. She shares a five-part framework for choosing supplements strategically, avoiding wasted money, and supporting your body in a way that’s safe, effective, and truly individualize...

Episode 76 - Jamie Greenwood, life coach and speaker, unpacks the subtle, and sometimes sneaky, ways people pleasing shows up in women’s lives. Jamie and Mallorie explore together why we apologize for taking up space, why “being nice” can actually lead to burnout and resentment, and what it really looks like to show up with honesty and kindness instead of shrinking to stay safe. They reframe peopl...

Episode 75 - Dr. Mallorie Cracroft, host of the Uplift For Her podcast and the founder/physician at Uplift For Her integrative women’s health clinic in Salt Lake City, invites listeners to ditch perfectionism and rethink their relationship with food. She shares her most practical, real-life strategies for eating well—without the overwhelm. From simplifying meal prep to overcoming sugar cravings, t...

Episode 74 - Campbell Will, senior physiotherapist and breathwork educator, helps us explore how our modern environment has led nearly everyone to breathe dysfunctionally—and what we can do about it. What if the way you breathe is the key to feeling calm, energetic, and balanced? From ICU patients to high-achieving women juggling life in overdrive, Campbell explains why most of us are breathing to...

Episode 73 - Dr. Mallorie Cracroft, host of the Uplift For Her podcast and the founder/physician at Uplift For Her in Salt Lake City, breaks down what’s really happening inside your body when you feel stuck in fight or flight—and how to bring yourself back to a state of calm, safety, and resilience.  Instead of chasing total stress elimination, Mallorie teaches Nervous System Recovery—simple,...

Episode 72 - Nicole Woodruff, occupational therapist and pelvic-health specialist, sits down with Dr. Cracroft for a deeply validating conversation around understanding and managing complex conditions like Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), hypermobility, and Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS). Nicole shares both her professional expertise and personal story of navigating chronic pai...

Episode 71 - Dr. Khushboo Joshi, board-certified orthopedic clinical specialist and pelvic floor physical therapist, joins us for an eye-opening conversation to explore how different cultures around the world honor and support women in the sacred postpartum period. Drawing from her extensive experience and cross-cultural research, Khushboo compares the American approach—often marked by isolation,...

Episode 70 - Dr. Mark Sherwood, naturopathic doctor, best-selling author, and co-founder of the Functional Medical Institute in Tulsa, helps us explore one of the most exciting frontiers in modern wellness: peptides. Dr. Sherwood has spent years helping patients improve brain health, immune function, tissue repair, and overall longevity through strategic use of peptides and lifestyle foundations....

Episode 69 - Dr. Sarah McNurlin, founder of Pinyon Physical Therapy in Salt Lake City, is a physical therapist specializing in nervous-system-informed care. Drawing from years of clinical experience and her own family’s struggles with pain, she shares why pain is always real but not always a sign of tissue injury, how the nervous system can amplify signals until they feel overwhelming, and what we...

Episode 68 - Dr. James Greenblatt, pioneer in functional and integrative psychiatry, joins us today in uncovering the truth about ADHD in women. He explains why the classic symptoms in boys—like hyperactivity—don't always apply to girls, leading to internalized struggles with self-esteem and frustration. Dr. Greenblatt shares his "Plus-Minus" treatment plan, a practical framework for giving your b...

Episode 67 - Dr. Mallorie Cracroft, host of the Uplift For Her podcast and the founder/physician at Uplift For Her, answers a wide range of questions submitted via Instagram, covering hormones, gut health, autoimmunity, general wellness, and more. The episode is packed with practical advice, myth-busting, and actionable tips for women’s health, with a focus on perimenopause, hormone replacement th...