Dr. Kelly-Jane McLaughlin, a passionate chiropractor practicing in Carlisle, England, joins us for today’s conversation. We get the details on her unique career journey, which did not start with a burning passion to become a chiropractor, and explore her experiences working with a rugby team. She also has a huge passion and dedication to pediatric and pregnancy chiropractic care, which she shares valuable insights on. Dr. McLaughlin also provides tips on simplifying your chiropractic practice, the importance of mentorship, and balancing your professional and personal life.

In this episode:

• How growing up in Germany eventually led Dr. McLaughlin to pursue chiropractic as a career.


• The role of community and collaboration in Dr. McLaughlin's chiropractic journey across countries.


• Why Dr. McLaughlin emphasizes pediatric and pregnancy chiropractic care.


• The challenges and benefits of balancing professional and personal life when working with a spouse.


• Why is clear role delineation and compromise so important in chiropractic practices run by couples?


• Dr. McLaughlin’s opinion on the large number of C-section births that take place.


• How demystifying complex neurology fosters practitioner confidence and enhances patient interactions.


• How passion and ongoing learning are crucial in sustaining long-term enthusiasm in chiropractic.


• Why Dr. McLaughlin's seminars on pregnancy care are essential for expectant mothers' informed decisions.


• How the Revival Retreat, hosted by Dr. McLaughlin and her business partner, fosters connection, bravery, and personal growth among chiropractic participants.

Hayley & Kelly: https://www.hayleyandkelly.co.uk 

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