Bridging Physical Science & Intuition with Dr. Kerian Duncan
Pelvic Health Resources Podcast
| Susannah Haarmann & Dr. Kerian Duncan | Rating 0 (0) (0) |
| Pelvichealhresources.com | Launched: May 10, 2023 |
| Susannah@pelvichealthresources.com | Season: 1 Episode: 7 |
In this episode, Dr. Kerian Duncan and I talk about how to define your intuition when it comes to handling your child's healing and trusting that intuition as a parent and patient.
We also talk about allowing intuition to enter patient care and how to access and strengthen your intuition through heart-based problem-solving.
Our guest, Dr. Kerian Duncan, PT, DPT, MSc has a Master of Science in Neuroscience (MSc), and a Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT). Well versed in both neuroscience and developmental research and clinical practice, she believes that the best advocate for children are their parents when it comes to early childhood intervention.
She is also a trainee for the Utah Regional Leadership Education for Neurodevelopmental Disorders (URLEND) program. There she works to change the internal dynamics regarding the lack of support for children with special health care needs across the rural Rocky Mountain West.
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In this episode, Dr. Kerian Duncan and I talk about how to define your intuition when it comes to handling your child's healing and trusting that intuition as a parent and patient.
We also talk about allowing intuition to enter patient care and how to access and strengthen your intuition through heart-based problem-solving.
Our guest, Dr. Kerian Duncan, PT, DPT, MSc has a Master of Science in Neuroscience (MSc), and a Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT). Well versed in both neuroscience and developmental research and clinical practice, she believes that the best advocate for children are their parents when it comes to early childhood intervention.
She is also a trainee for the Utah Regional Leadership Education for Neurodevelopmental Disorders (URLEND) program. There she works to change the internal dynamics regarding the lack of support for children with special health care needs across the rural Rocky Mountain West.
