Life Without Burnout: Exploring Stress and Sustainable Solutions with Dr. Robyn Tiger
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In this episode of Roots of Healing, Dr. Siri Chand Khalsa sits down with Dr. Robyn Tiger, a double board-certified physician in Diagnostic Radiology and Lifestyle Medicine, and a trauma-informed mind-body expert. As founder of the wellness practice StressFreeMD, Dr. Tiger shares how chronic, unrecognized stress can masquerade as dozens of unrelated symptoms, even when labs and imaging are normal, and why “feeling stressed is optional” is not a slogan, but a trainable skill.
Together, they explore the stress response beyond the traditional emergency box, including how thought-driven stress activates the same physiologic cascade as real danger, and how small, evidence-based practices can shift the nervous system in seconds. Dr. Tiger reflects on her personal turning point, the role of yoga therapy and iRest Yoga Nidra in nervous system healing, and the mindset shift that makes lifestyle medicine accessible for busy clinicians: becoming just one percent better every day.
This episode is an invitation to stop mopping the floor and start turning the faucet off, and to remember that the most powerful medicine often fits into the minutes you already have.
What We Cover- Why the stress response is bigger than emergencies and how thoughts trigger real physiology
- How chronic stress can present as wide-ranging symptoms despite normal testing
- The “turn the faucet off” model of lifestyle medicine versus disease management
- Yoga therapy and iRest Yoga Nidra as gateways to nervous system regulation
- Coaching, cognition, and reclaiming agency through self-experimentation
- Myth-busting time scarcity for clinicians with practices that take seconds to minutes
- Integrating lifestyle medicine into diverse careers and practice models
- Midlife, burnout, and the inner unlearning behind lifestyle-oriented pivots
- Feeling Stressed Is Optional and why it was designed for real-life learning
Chapters
00:00 — Feeling Stressed Is Optional and Why Stress Is Trainable
00:44 — Introducing Dr. Robyn Tiger: Lifestyle Medicine and StressFreeMD
09:26 — Understanding the Stress Response Beyond Emergencies
13:13 — Yoga, Meditation, and the Body as a Doorway to Healing
19:19 — Bridging Ancient Wisdom with Modern Medical Training
25:04 — Lifestyle Medicine as Prevention, Reversal, and Treatment
27:21 — Turning Off the Faucet: Root Causes vs Disease Management
29:42 — Healing Thyself: Self-Discovery Before Treating Others
32:03 — Rethinking Medical Education Through Lifestyle Medicine
35:28 — Integrating Lifestyle Medicine Without More Time Pressure
39:38 — Career Transitions: Walking Toward Alignment, Not Running Away
43:44 — The Ripple Effect: How Physician Regulation Changes Systems
46:37 — Writing Feeling Stressed Is Optional During the Pandemic
53:49 — Agency, Neuroplasticity, and One Percent Better Every Day
58:10 — Closing Reflections and How to Work With Dr. Tiger
Guest BioRobyn Tiger MD, a double board-certified physician in Diagnostic Radiology and Lifestyle Medicine and a trauma informed mind-body expert. As founder of the wellness practice, StressFreeMD, she uniquely