integrative mental health: chiropractic (with guest: dr. wenqi li, dc)

New episodes every Saturday!Magnolia Heaton is Mexican-American. She is a licensed clinical social worker supervisor, a CSAT, a CMAT (chemical dependency and eating disorders), a shamanic reiki master teacher, and an EMDR consultant-in-training, specializing in the integrative treatment of complex trauma and sex addiction. She studies and teaches about integrative mental health, mental health nutrition, functional medicine, frequency medicine, spirituality, shamanism, and the holistic treatment of complex trauma.*Please note that all content on this channel, including this video, cannot diagnose or treat any medical or mental health conditions and cannot replace seeking treatment from medical or mental health professionals. Interacting with this channel and available content does not establish a professional therapeutic relationship with providers featured on this channel. Love is Healing, LLC and all affiliated providers will not be liable for actions taken as a result of consuming content on this channel. We encourage you to seek support directly with a mental health agency or medical facility if you feel you need medical or mental health support. If you are interested in services with our agency, please reach out to us directly for more information at https://www.loveishealingllc.com/Find us on: Instagram, Facebook, YouTube @loveishealingllcFor more information, go to: www.loveishealingllc.com/magnoliaFor collabs, email: [email protected] donations: PayPal.me/loveishealingllcWelcome to our first episode on psychosomatic healing (psychosomatics or "mind-body health")!This episode is our first primer on TCM (traditional Chinese medicine, chiropractic care, and the triad of health. In this episode, honorable mentions are given to the Lebowitz technique (created by Dr. Michael Lebowitz, DC and Dr. Noah Lebowitz, DC), as well as NET (neuro emotional technique), created by Dr. Scott Walker, DC with the support of Dr. Deb Walker, DC. Magnolia references social work theory, with talking about the bio-psycho-social-spiritual model, as well. A conversation ensues regarding how chiropractic care can be supportive of trauma healing and trauma processing.For the full slide show that accompanies the episode, go to our YouTube page (see above) and view our episode there.Dr. Wenqi Li, DC is. chiropractor currently based in Akron, OH and moving to ACE Chiropractic in Scottsdale, AZ.You can find him at:www.scottsdaleazchiro.comInstagram: @ace_chiropractic