Our mission is to change the narrative about health in this country.

At Shared Bonds Consulting, we’re redefining health by addressing the social factors behind illness—because lasting wellness starts far beyond the doctor’s office.

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About Me

My name is Leslie Bronner MD, MPH, DrPH. I have been working in healthcare for over 30 years as a psychiatrist and public health professional. I received my masters and doctorate in public health from Harvard School of Public Health. I received my medical degree and completed my psychiatry residency at Duke University Medical School. I decided to do this work because I have a passion for helping people. 

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Book coming early 2026!!!

America’s Health Crisis:
The Community is now the Patient.

I decided to write this book because I’ve seen the same patients return again and again - not because the treatment failed but because the system was not able to address what made them sick in the first place. I say, If we are not addressing social factors then we are not impacting disease. This book is my call to action.

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AI-Powered Education Is Booming—But Who’s Getting Left Behind?
AI-Powered Education Is Booming—But Who’s Getting Left Behind?

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing education. From intelligent tutoring systems and personalized learning platforms to predictive analytics that help teachers identify struggling students early, AI is opening up exciting new possibilities for how we teach and learn.

Tariffs Are Back in the Headlines — But What About the Working Class?
Tariffs Are Back in the Headlines — But What About the Working Class?

Tariffs often dominate political and economic conversations, framed as tools to protect jobs. But here’s the reality: many of these measures are unlikely to significantly impact working-class jobs. The industries most affected are often capital-intensive and less dependent on the kind of labor that supports the economic stability of everyday families.

What Happens When Millions Lose Medicaid—But Nothing Else Changes?
What Happens When Millions Lose Medicaid—But Nothing Else Changes?

Since the COVID-era Medicaid protections expired, more than 20 million people have lost their coverage. Millions more are expected to follow as a result of recent policy cuts, including “The Big Beautiful Bill.”