RDM 069: Dr. Elizabeth Welch

In this episode we discuss: - Dr. Welch's experience travelling abroad for 14 months and adjusting throughout the world, and her tips how to do it safely and successfully  - Why it's important to trusting your intuition in both your personal and professional life - Taking care of your own needs as a woman to stay physically and emotionally well for your practice and family  Rock Your Life Tip: What lights you up about what you do? How can you stay engaged and excited about the work you do, why it matters, and share it with more people in your community?  Find out more about Rockstar Doctor Moms click here   Find out more about Dr. Elizabeth Welch: check out her bio, find out more about the technique courses she teaches, and connect with her here Elizabeth Welch, DC graduated from LCCW in 1998 and practices is Berkeley California. She taught philosophy and adjusting technique at LCCW for 10 years prior to having her son Leo who is soon to be 7 years old. She had the privilege of studying Bio-Geometric Integration (BGI) with Dr. Sue Brown for almost 20 years and has been in the BGI teaching staff for 10 years. Elizabeth's favorite part of being a chiropractor is teaching students and DCs to adjust osseously with confidence and ease regardless of body type or physical limitation. It is her belief that anyone can learn to be masterful with the art of osseous adjusting. She offers several different seminars for students and DCs in her office in Berkeley and has been perfecting her teaching style for over 20 years. Following graduation she traveled solo with her adjusting table to 14 countries over 14 months volunteering her services to refugees and impoverished communities around the world. Prior to chiropractic college she coached beginning to national level gymnastics for 15 years. Her years of gymnastics coaching has given her a unique eye to help budding Chiropractic masters find their center and their particular genius." Connect with Dr.Melissa Longo and find out more about the Rockstar Doctor Mom community & mentorship programs here