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EPISODE · Jun 9, 2016 · 35 MIN

Liz Anderson-Peacock: Life is About Connection [PODCAST]

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In this episode, we have a heartfelt and deep journey with Dr. Liz Anderson Peacock. We'll discuss how she found chiropractic and through her work with the international chiropractic pediatric association, Larry Webster, D.C., Jeanne Ohm, D.C., and so many more. Dr. Peacock has been and continues to be an incredible leader in chiropractic both on the humanitarian front and legislatively in her region as well as education.   During this in depth interview, Dan Lemberger asked her questions in regards to patient education strategies, how life is about connection, and so much more.   Dr. Liz Peacock will be sharing a pediatric program at Mile High, August 18th through 21st that you do not want to miss. Registration is here: https://milehighchiro.org/milehigh-2016   I know from this interview you will learn in depth why chiropractic is an incredible opportunity for connection and enhancing potential and expand your vision for impacting your community and as well as touching the lives of people of all ages. Enjoy and please share with us your feedback in what things you learn from this podcast. Look forward to seeing you at Higher Ground.

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