Having a Clean Agenda

from Heavenly Qi · host Clare Pyers

What does it mean to have a clean agenda? Why do we consider it to be an important foundation for clinical interaction? In this first episode you will meet podcast hosts Dr Clare Pyers and Dr Phiona Gitsham, and learn more about them through their discussion on energetic interactions in the clinic.Subscribe to Heavenly Qi Podcasts and listen on Apple Podcasts

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