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If you are female and ever felt that your mood, energy and motivation changes with your monthly cycle this episode is for you. If you are male this episode is still for you since you can learn a bit more about what happens as the female you are about moves through changes with her cycle. You will also learn how to establish a deeper connection with your body and build more wellness. Listen to this episode with physical therapist and yoga teacher Brittney Ellers to learn: 

-How to create more body awareness 

-Begin to describe the sensations you feel in your body 

-How to differentiate discomfort of growth vs. the discomfort that can lead you to injury 

-Why you want to build a wellness reserve 

-Begin to know your tipping point 

-Why lifestyle is important 

-How to find your center in times of chaos 

-If you are female, why paying attention to your cycle is important 

-Learn the common emotions and feelings during different times of the female cycle 

-Also learn why paying attention to your cycle when working out is important

To learn more about Brittney Ellers head to her website: We Are Being Better

Head over to wellunbound.com/ where you can download one of the many freebies to get some info right away. This will also keep you updated on some upcoming online programs coming up- specifically a hip flexor challenge, workshop and more….

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Hi, I'm Dr. Alison McLean, DPT

I believe wellness practitioners deserve to live the freedom they teach.

Not someday. Not after one more certification or one more full caseload. Now. We entered this work to help people heal — and somewhere along the way, we became the most burned out people in the room. Seeing clients back to back, skipping meals, missing family moments, quietly wondering if this is as good as it gets. What they didn't teach us in school is that the business model we inherited was never designed to give us freedom. It was designed to keep us busy. There's a version of your practice that doesn't require your sacrifice as the cost of admission. One where your income isn't capped by your calendar, your clients get your best, and you actually have a life outside the treatment room.

That's the world I'm building — and I'd love to help you build it too.