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#24 - Victoria Chambers - Help the human in front of you - Why being present is a superpower as a clinician, a mentor, an educator and as a Mum.

from The Active, Healthy & Happy Podcast.

Victoria Chambers, Osteopathy and Head of Eduction at Move Beyond joins us today for a look at her career journey so far. An arts degree, into Osteo as a mature age student, some big career pivots that stretched Victoria's comfort zone and how there is epic value in being present in the moment, using your learnings and experience in relation to the human in front of you and why we need to stick to the classics (like SMART goals) because they work! There are wins here as a clinician, a mentor and a human that Tors articulates so very well. Great insights and great actions from a great human, enjoy! Thanks to our sponsors https://www.profeetpodiatry.com.au/ with clinic locations across Melbourne, Surfcoast (VIC), Gold Coast and Yeppoon the progressive and experienced team are world class at keeping you active, healthy and happy.

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