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Master the Mindset to Heal. Listen to inspiring stories of people that have healed themselves unconventionally. The fear placed on patients at the time of diagnosis can leave us feeling like we have limited or no choices. Learn from others who have taken their first steps to overcome an incurable or limiting illness. Author, speaker, and health coach Matt Rowe interviews inspirational people that now view their diagnosis as the greatest gift ever received.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Matt Rowe uses candid MS recovery stories to examine how belief, daily choices and self-trust shape people's experience of illness.
Identity of Health treats recovery from multiple sclerosis as a conversation about agency. Matt Rowe gives guests room to recount diagnoses, symptoms and changes in daily life, then follows the ideas they use to interpret improvement.
An MS diagnosis meets your dinner plate, then the harder question of who gets to decide.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A shoulder shock becomes a grounded case for listening to the body and choosing what feels in alignment.
Identity of Health centers this episode on Amber Poole’s account of a shock in her shoulder and the quiet choice to ask a neurologist what was going on.
A warm account of Tracy Hill's MS journey, shaped by patience, grace, and gradual change.
Tracy Hill's story gives the conversation its center, with the host introducing her as a longtime acquaintance, a former firefighter and fitness athlete who won contests, and someone now living with multiple sclerosis.
A grounded story of illness and adaptation that favors self-trust over clinical explanation.
Talia Halber's story tracks a hard shift from severe skin problems in her teens to an MS diagnosis, then to the point where a cane becomes part of daily life.
MS, food triggers, and a natural-health conversation about what the body may be telling you.
Identity of Health frames MS as a conversation about food triggers, T cells, and the idea that autoimmunity may be managed naturally. Matt Rowe introduces Elizabeth Yarnell as a board certified naturopath diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at age 30, and the episode is strongest…
Jonquilyn Hill chases one listener question per episode to the experts who can answer it.
Three hosts and psychologist Dr Emily talk vulnerability, therapy, and imperfection with guests.
Fearne Cotton interviews guests like Boy George and Bryony Gordon about mental health and identity.
Dr. Joy Harden Bradford pairs therapy insight with Black TV recaps, maternal health, and history.
Kathy Corvello tells Identity of Health host Matt that she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis shortly before turning 24, after losing feeling on the right side of her body and being hospitalized for five days.
Amber Poole brings a story that begins with a shock in her shoulder.
Host Matt Rowe interviews Amanda Campbell about her journey overcoming multiple sclerosis through mindset and unconventional healing.
Host Matt Rowe interviews Alison Brown about her healing journey from multiple sclerosis and living a symptom-free life through mindset shifts.
Matt welcomes Samaya Tracy Hill and opens by saying how much he admires the way she has kept moving through her MS journey.
Talia Halber’s story starts before the cane.
A guided healing light meditation to promote physical and emotional healing through visualization and grounding.
Interview with Becky Kavner about her journey to becoming symptom-free from multiple sclerosis through mindset and unconventional healing.
Host Matt Rowe interviews Rhonda Dodson, who overcame multiple sclerosis through the power of belief and mindset.
Matt Rowe opens Identity of Health with Elizabeth Yarnell.