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EPISODE · Jul 18, 2019 · 23 MIN

Amy Spoelstra: Neurology, Kids, and Chiropractic [PODCAST]

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Enjoy this podcast episode with Dr. Amy Spoelstra, discussing an area of interest regarding developing the brains and minds of children, their stress responses and how that may lead to deflected development. Dr. Amy is a Sherman College graduate, and since April 2018, a practicing principal chiropractor in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. She has been providing community lectures and workshops on the topic of behavioral learning and socialization for years. Currently, you can find her traveling around teaching chiropractors about this important area of health care.  Dr. Amy is currently certified as an NIH certified doctor, participates in the practice-based research network, with the International  Chiropractic Pediatric Association, and collaborates with the New Zealand College of Chiropractic. It's tremendously exciting that Dr. Amy will be among more than 25 awesome speakers at Mile High 2019 in Denver, August 15th – 18th.  If you haven't reserved seats for yourself and your team yet, do it now at www.riseuptomilehigh.com before your registration investment increases on July 31st!   Looking forward to seeing you on higher ground!

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