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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2024 · 1H 29M

Understanding How to be Comfortable In Your Own Body with Brent Stevenson

from The Growth Guide: Self-Improvement | Greatness | Impact | Creators | FI | · host Clint Robert Murphy

Brent Stevenson is a physiotherapist in Vancouver, Canada, the co-owner of two multidisciplinary health clinics, the author of two books, and the father of three teenage children.  Brent has a Bachelor of Human Kinetics from the University of British Columbia, a Masters of Physiotherapy from McMaster University, and a long list of post-graduate training.His first book titled ‘Why Things Hurt: Life Lessons From An Injury-prone Physical Therapist’ is a collection of meaningful stories and explanations about how our bodies actually work. Brent joined us today to discuss his current book ‘Why We Hurt: Understanding How to Be Comfortable in Your Own Body’ which takes a deeper look at the physical manifestations of stress and anxiety in people’s bodies, and how your interpretation of your story when you reach out for help. [07.17] Physiotherapy – Starting the conversation, Brent explains how physiotherapy helps your body habituate to hypersensitivity after an acute injury. [13.22] Hypermobility – Pros and cons of hypermobility.[21.00] Why physiotherapy? – We discuss the reasons why people are driving toward physiotherapy often. [30.30] Migraines – Brent shares how he got his migraine under control by making lifestyle changes.[40.06] The groundwork – How empathy, kindness, and meaningful explanations can help people understand physical discomforts.[53.57] The injury - Brent shares the story of a painful injury involving his eye and how he dealt with the difficulties that came after the incident.[01.08.09] The inner dialogue – How inner dialogues can help you achieve a comfortable life.[01.16.18] Personal responsibility – Brent shares actions that people should be taking on their physical and mental health journeys to achieve their best lives.[01.31.30] Be nice – You never know what other people are going through. Being kind and empathetic toward people is important. ResourcesConnect with BrentWebsite - whythingshurt.com/ Website - www.EnvisionPhysio.comTwitter - twitter.com/whythingshurt Instagram - instagram.com/whythingshurt/LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/brentstevenson/ YouTube - youtube.com/envisionphysioFacebook - facebook.com/whythingshurtBook by Brent StevensonWhy We Hurt: Understanding How To Be Comfortable In Your Own BodyBook by Daniel J. SiegelMindsight: The New Science of Personal TransformationBook by Daniel KahnemanThinking, Fast and Slow

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