episode 148: how to be a humanitarian and an entrepreneur with Peggy Robinson
- Dr. Peggy Regis Robinson
- Apr 21, 2021
- 2 min read
Peggy Robinson is a holistic health care to provider with over two decades of clinical experience who uses her expertise in ethnobotany, herbal medicine and acupuncture to heal, educate and empower patients around the world. She is the co-founder of Cornerstone Healing, a Brooklyn-based private practice.
Inspired by her Haitian heritage and upbringing, Peggy is deeply committed to integrating activism into her work. Her passion for human rights has motivated her to develop health care programs and treatments that address the needs of underserved communities and populations.
She is a dedicated member, facilitator, and trainer for Acupuncturist Without Borders where she trains acupuncturists to cultivate relief efforts worldwide. Most recently, Peggy was awarded the Leah K. Frazier Award, a highly distinguished honor given to individuals demonstrating a relentless commitment to global service.
So, if you couldnāt already tell, Peggy is an incredible human being with a massive heart and drive to be of service. Iāve been following her and her work on Instagram for years and am so excited for you to get to know her today.
We chat about:
What it was like to come from a family of traditional medical practitioners who were also connected to a long lineage of natural herbal remedies
Why being immersed in this space was the first clue that she wanted to help people with their health and wellbeing
Her journey exploring activism, public interests, and law schoolā and why her decision to take a year off awoke her to her true calling as an acupuncturist
What it was like to receive push back from her parents when she pivoted her careerā and why she stayed true to herself anyway
The serendipitous story of how she and her longtime co-founder decided to go into business together, found their brick & mortar space, and grew their roster of regular clients
What itās been like to honor her calling as a humanitarian, the incredible work sheās done to help people in developing countries, and how sheās integrated all of who she is into her personal brand
And so much more!
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