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Apr 26, 2024 20 min

Getting Aligned with Dr. Bri

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(please excuse the audio issues that take place throughout this episode -- I repaired the audio the best I could, and it should be super manageable! It was just a one-off technological mishap!) Dr. Bri of Essence Chiropractic talks with Hannah about the mind-body connection. She answers questions such as: How do you believe mental health influences physical health, especially in terms of chiropractic care? Can you share examples of how stress or emotional issues impact your patients' physical well-being and vice versa? From your perspective, what role does mindset play in a patient's recovery or response to chiropractic treatment? Have you noticed any trends or patterns linking certain mental states (e.g., anxiety, depression) with specific physical symptoms or conditions? What strategies do you use to address both the physical and mental aspects of your patients' health? How can practitioners collaborate to enhance overall well-being for their clients? From your experience, what lifestyle changes or practices have the most significant impact on improving mental and physical health? Dr. Bri's info: Instagram: @drbrichiro & @essence.chiro Tiktok: @essence.chiro Location: Essence Chiropractic, Fayetteville, AR My Stuff: To find my social media, contact me, follow me, or book me click here: https://linktr.ee/yourconflictcoac.hh <3 Hannah, Your Conflict Coach

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