A Beautiful You Medical Spa’s Post

Are You OK? It’s a simple question, yet it can be complex to answer. However, the power of asking "How are you doing?" or even "What’s the craic?" (a common Irish phrase for "What’s happening?") cannot be underestimated. If you notice someone struggling or sense that something feels off, take the time to connect and ask, "Are You OK?" This small act shows them that you see and care about them. It might feel uncomfortable to ask, but it's worth it. Empathy matters. Empathy is about understanding and sharing another person's feelings—not taking them on yourself but recognising and responding with compassion. Here’s why empathy is so powerful: - It soothes the brain's fear response (Amygdala), encouraging connection, cooperation, and collaboration. - It helps regulate the brain and nervous system. - It enhances body awareness, allowing individuals feel safer and more grounded. - It supports self-awareness and self-empathy, encouraging more expansive and positive beliefs. As someone who has experienced anxiety throughout my adult life, I know how isolating it can feel. But I also know the difference it makes when someone checks in, when I felt able to share the load. On this R U OK? Day, I encourage you to start noticing those around you and reach out to ask, "Are you OK?"—not just today, but every day. And if you’re someone who feels alone, isolated, or is having a challenging time, I encourage you to be honest when someone asks, "Are You OK?" Even saying, "I'm having a hard time right now," holds so much power. #RUOK #RUOKDAY #RUOKANYDAY

Would you like a coordinated team of experts, a one-stop clinic that understands your child’s struggles, not only listens to you, but really understands your concerns, and, best of all, who knows how to empower your child to their FULL potential?? This video shows the high points and this mom blog explains the empowering outcomes too: https://lnkd.in/eQFtaS4V

Finding the right therapist for you becomes easier when you feel understood and heard from the very start. Corretta Woodard founded The People Place with the mission of unapologetic authenticity from every therapist on the team. Corretta and all the other clinicians at The People Place embody that authenticity by embracing transparency and sharing their own experiences to connect with clients. Combining robust education as therapists with their own personal experiences allows our clinicians to connect with clients in ways they know will work, creating a therapy space that is trustworthy, open, and supportive. Learn more about Corretta’s story, and how she uses transparency and authenticity to guide The People Place every day: https://lnkd.in/gzgMn88f

Working together, multidisciplinary approaches, connecting care giving professions is the way forward.

National EMS Management Association (NEMSMA) helps to improve EMS organizations by providing excellent training and collaboration with EMS agencies globally.

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For Dr. Rachel Walter, one of the most rewarding aspects of being an OB/GYN is sharing in the joy of families as they welcome a new child into the world. Being part of such an important and life-changing moment is an honor she treasures deeply. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/g6MtRZYZ

In this episode I share how the conference in Colorado went. It was amazing! Colorado runs a great conference, and this was their best turn out ever! We had two hours to discuss posture, and I think we opened some minds. I also share that we were waitlisted for the AOTA conference in 2025. I'm bummed but it's ok. We'll keep plugging away at getting the science of fascia into the hands of OT practitioners and others who are open!  Take a course and keep listening! The Fascia-Informed Therapist ™ - Grounded in science. Practicing on the cutting edge. (fasciainformed.com)

Providing Outstanding Care consistently, everywhere is one of the key aims of our 5 year strategy.   👂 Take a listen to what Outstanding Care means to our staff   ➡ View the full strategy in easy read here: https://ow.ly/HEeU50SsH73

“When you put things really in the perspective of how is this affecting your everyday life, your treatment team will be much better able to make sure that whatever treatment that you're on, it's the one that is giving you the best quality of life,” Our Executive VP, Claire Saxton , spoke with Cure Today about the quality of life perspective during CML treatment. Watch the interview: https://lnkd.in/gYmpdcGH