Multi-Dimensional MD Mom on the Street: Arlene Dijamco

Multi-Dimensional MD Mom on the Street

Dr. Arlene Dijamco wears many hats. Whether she’s running her thriving medical practice or teaching her online courses for her All Worlds Health Academy, Multi-Dimensional MD Mom on the Street, Arlene manages work and family life with a joyful attitude that reflects her colorful, feminine style.

Meet Arlene

Arlene is a Multi-Dimensional MD because she combines both holistic healing techniques with the wisdom and options of conventional medicine at her medical practice in Roswell, GA. She is the Founder of All Worlds Health & Pediatrics, which empowers people to feel good and bring peace, joy, and love to themselves and the world.

She also runs All Worlds Health Academy where you can find her affordable online courses which help people boost their health and well-being here. Furthermore, Arlene’s holistically-minded medical philosophy and patient-centered practice make her popular with celebrity clientele.

Remarkably, Arlene is both a hands-on mom of four young daughters, a physician, a business owner, a guest lecturer, and a wife that walks the walk of excellent health and a cheery can-do attitude. As a board-certified Harvard-educated pediatrician and integrative physician, she offers a refreshing perspective on healing patients.

Arlene’s uplifting approach to modern medicine reflects her vibrant, colorful wardrobe that is always fashionable.

Multi-Dimensional MD Mom Style

Which three words best describe your style? Happy, colorful, feminine.

What are your favorite places to shop? Nanette Lepore, Marc Jacobs, Anthropologie, small boutiques, and online.

Who’s your favorite style icon? My grandmother (Lola). She made her own clothes and didn’t care what other people thought about them. And she gave me leopard-print lingerie for my bridal shower and said, “People think grandmas are old-fashioned. Not me, I’m not old-fashioned!”

What’s your best style advice? Wear what makes you feel happy.

What article of clothing/accessory would you not want to live without? A dress that moves with you and can be worn day to night.

Which trend would you want to see make a comeback? Poet blouse, modernized, with ruffles and pastel colors.

What should NEVER make a comeback? Bowl haircuts (I had one once – not by choice!)

What fashion/style did you love at the time, but now cringe when you see old photos? Perm. Oh, and jelly shoes (ouch, not comfy)

What’s your best working mom style secret? Getting ready with my hair twisted in a bun creates instant waves and volume is my favorite style hack.

Stilettos or flats (or Tom’s)? Stylish flats.

Multi-Dimensional MD Family

What’s your favorite way to spend time with your family? Eating healthy, gourmet food and chatting.

What’s been your best family vacation? Road trips visiting friends and family along the way.

What’s your favorite thing about being a mom? Seeing everything with a fresh perspective x 4.

Best parenting advice: We’re not here to mold our kids as parents. We’re here to help them maintain the love for themselves that they were born with, regardless of the situation, so that they can be comfortable being themselves as they grow up.

Parenting true confession: My kids call me out on things all the time. They made a rule: no politics at dinner-time.

Best Pediatrician advice: Listen to your body and don’t forget basic needs: rest, exercise, healthy food, and water. And most importantly, love, love, love yourself no matter what.

What’s your go-to work night family dinner? Some kind of greens like roasted broccoli or kale chips, baked sweet potato and regular fries and a roasted chicken.

What’s your favorite family weekend activity together? Family soccer. We’re active and having fun together!

Multi-Dimensional MD Life

What inspired you to be a physician and healer? My parents and grandparents. My ancestors from the Philippines were gardeners in the small towns and physicians in the city. I feel like I’m a blend of the two, specializing in integrative medicine, which is a more natural approach to health.

If you could pick anyone to star as you in a movie based on your life, who would it be? Gemma Chan, the actress in “Crazy, Rich Asians”.

What TV series best matches your life? In my medical training days, definitely “Scrubs.” Nowadays, “Girl Meets World,” but let’s face it, I’ve been limited to G, PG, and Disney shows for the last 14 years so …

What book is by your nightstand? “Infinite Possibilities” by Mike Dooley. The title says it all.

What song would you dance to when nobody’s watching? Uptown Funk. You’re all invited to a virtual dance party!

If you could go shopping with anyone from history, living or deceased, who would it be? Anna Kendrick, because how much fun would that be? She’s got a happy, effortless style, and is hilarious. It’s not just the clothes you wear, it’s the person’s charisma that helps bring the look to life.

What’s at the top of your travel bucket list? Rafting through the Grand Canyon together when the kids are a little older.

What’s your favorite way to unwind at the end of a long day? Meditating – so I can listen to inner guidance.

Your Multi-Dimensional Colorful Style

We love how Arlene has taken a compassionate and integrative philosophy to medicine. Furthermore, her passion to shift the medical field from a one size fits all paradigm to a more nurturing and individualized patient-focused approach sets her apart from the often generic clinical approach of modern medicine. Arlene’s vision of spreading health, joy, and wisdom inspires all moms to nurture themselves holistically, taking care of their mind, body, and spirit with a big dose of self-care and living life in bright colors!  Be sure to follow Arlene on Facebook, Instagram and through her All Worlds Health Academy.

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