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Daniel W. Rodriguez, LSW Daniel W. Rodriguez, LSW

Reparenting Your Inner Child: Understanding InnerChild Psychology

Inner child psychology offers a unique lens through which to view our emotional lives. By acknowledging and nurturing our inner child, we can heal past wounds, foster self-compassion, and enhance our relationships. Whether you’re just beginning this journey or have been on the path for some time, remember that reconnecting with your inner child is a powerful step towards emotional well-being. Learn more…

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Dr. Jeff Schroder, PT, MPT, DPT Dr. Jeff Schroder, PT, MPT, DPT

Celebrating Physical Therapy Month: The Power of Healing & Movement

At Two Roads Wellness, we believe that movement is medicine. Physical therapy is not just about recovering from injuries; it’s about empowering you to move with ease, reduce pain, and reclaim your independence. Whether you’re an athlete aiming to optimize your performance, a weekend warrior suffering from pain, have a pain that just will not go away or someone recovering from surgery, physical therapy plays a crucial role in your overall well-being.

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Morgan Flex Siebert, PTA, ATC Morgan Flex Siebert, PTA, ATC

The Power of Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy: Your Secret to Strength and Wellness

Pelvic floor physical therapy is a powerful tool for improving quality of life, addressing a wide range of issues from incontinence to pain and sexual dysfunction. By taking care of these often overlooked muscles, you can improve your pelvic health, confidence, and overall well-being.

So, let’s break the silence and embrace the importance of pelvic health. Whether you’re experiencing symptoms or simply want to strengthen your core, pelvic floor physical therapy might be the secret to a happier, healthier you!

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Sasha Powell, APRN, FNP-BC, CNGS, HIHC-CS Sasha Powell, APRN, FNP-BC, CNGS, HIHC-CS

Weight Management with Semaglutide

We found an average of 24 pounds lost in just over 4 months. What is important to us, as well as the patients, is that the loss is consistent and permanent. Our goal for our patients is to allow them to feel that they are learning how to better portion the foods they eat, to incorporate more fruits and vegetables daily, to learn the importance of healthy movement, and to reduce risks of chronic illness and inflammation. Long term, healthy, weight loss. 

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Jessica Nemecz Jessica Nemecz

The Power of Purpose: Why Knowing Your "Why" is Essential for Entrepreneurs

Your "why" is the center around which every business decision, big or small, revolves. It's the reason customers will resonate with your brand and employees will come to work with you. When you know your purpose, others will see it too!

Barreling forward without a clear "why" is akin to setting sail without a destination. You may drift aimlessly, responding to the tides of market trends, winds of competitor moves, or your feelings in the moment. While these factors hold significance, they should not be the primary guidance system for you.

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Paula Koelbl, LPC Paula Koelbl, LPC

The Search for Significance

If you struggle with knowing who you are, or suffer from limiting, negative, or anxious thoughts. I want to encourage you to read this book The Search for Significance by Robert McGee. My hope and prayer is that you can begin to live a life of freedom, fulfillment, and meaning when you discover your true worth through God’s eyes.

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Morgan Flex Siebert, PTA, ATC Morgan Flex Siebert, PTA, ATC

Experience Wellness: Exploring the Benefits of Infrared Saunas

Infrared saunas offer a holistic approach to wellness, promoting relaxation, detoxification, pain relief, and improved circulation. Whether you’re looking to unwind after a long day, soothe sore muscles, or enhance your overall health and well-being, incorporating regular infrared sauna sessions into your routine can provide numerous benefits for both body, mind, and spirit.

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Stephanie Bower, LSW Stephanie Bower, LSW

The Highly Sensitive Person Theory

On my journey to self-awareness and personal development, I went on to learn about the common experiences of the Highly Sensitive Person (15-20% of the population) or what is scientifically known as the Sensory Processing Sensitivity trait. This normal trait describes people with increased sensitivities physically, emotionally and/or socially. Strengths include empathy, observation skills, intuition, and creativity. Challenges include feeling overwhelmed, misunderstood, avoiding conflict, and over thinking.

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Chel Garrison Chel Garrison

Fostering Gratitude: A New Year, A New Opportunity

Life, I believe, is an intentional set of choices. We each hold the reins of personal responsibility and possess the remarkable ability to alter the course of our lives through decisions both big and small. Personal development, in essence, is a lifelong commitment to nurturing emotional intelligence, exercising personal leadership, and consistently making wise choices. One of the wisest choices I believe you can make is to foster gratitude every single day. . .

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Mike Tozer, LCPC Mike Tozer, LCPC

Summertime Fun

Isn’t everyone happy in the summer? What would contribute to summertime unhappiness or the blues? Disruption in routine, schedule, finances. Children being out of school which can increase money for daycare costs. Anxiety about physical appearance. How can you enjoy summer and create a healthy sense of well-being in the summer?

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Jessica Nemecz Jessica Nemecz

Finding the Root Cause of a Chronic Illness

Jessica Nemecz, LCPC shares her story of going from hopeless to overflowing with gratitude after finding the root cause to an illness that has plagued her for over 10 years! She was told "everyone has pain" and this was "normal," but she knew something was not right. She encourages you to advocate for your health and to press on as you seek answers. Read her heartfelt story here.

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Morgan Flex Siebert, PTA, ATC Morgan Flex Siebert, PTA, ATC

PT vs PTA: Understanding the Difference

Physical therapists (PTs) and physical therapist assistants (PTAs) both play a vital role in the wellness improvement of all patients. Both can treat patients from infants to older adults for injuries, disabilities, post-surgical procedures, prevention, or other health related conditions. PTAs provide care under the direction and supervision of a PT who establishes a plan of care for the patient. PTAs implement interventions for patient care, collect data related to treatments provided, and collaborate with the PT to modify and carry out care as necessary.

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Lynn Corbett Lynn Corbett

Music to Get Through Your Day

We all go through things, even the ones that help you and sometimes we just need a little boost. I reached out to our Two Roads family and asked them what songs they scream sing in their car when they need that boost, or what songs help them get through their days. So many replied so I wanted to put together a TRWC playlist for you to use as well!

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Sasha Powell, APRN, FNP-BC, CNGS, HIHC-CS Sasha Powell, APRN, FNP-BC, CNGS, HIHC-CS

Healthy Spring Cleaning Tips

Proper cleaning, maintenance, and replacement of regularly used items can reduce inflammation, irritation, infection, and potential pain related to dust, skin cell build up, mites, fungus, bacteria, and normal wear and tear and compression. Learn more. . .

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Lindsay Froman Lindsay Froman

Lindsay’s Eating Disorder Story: Grief Can Coexist with Joy

Addiction and bondage to anything only provide a false sense of control that keeps a person on a hamster wheel of misery…but sometimes, it still feels safer than the alternative. Lies become truth, and the mind, heart, and body pay the price. I eventually reached out for help, but the road has been long and bumpy. I have wanted to give up more times than I can count, but God’s great love kept pulling me in, never letting me go.

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Paula Koelbl, LPC Paula Koelbl, LPC

Stepping Forward Despite Anxiety

Do you sense God’s leading in some direction, but fear or doubt are holding you back? While avoidance can give us a temporary sense of relief, taking a step toward the very thing we fear can be empowering! As we look toward the new year, let’s reflect on those things that might be holding us back from taking those steps we’ve been avoiding, and instead, commit to taking a step of faith, and walking into a life of fullness, blessings, and peace.

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Adi Puckett Adi Puckett

Developing a Positive Mindset in Life

In my experience, negative responses are simply the easiest responses because they require neither intentional thought nor self-discipline. So, if we want our gut responses to be more positive and beneficial, we have to be intentional about building the mindset needed to pull it off. The mind has to be trained. Practice the Pause: We don’t always have to respond right away. Sometimes even just a few seconds is enough for us to choose our responses.

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Molly Thinnes, LCSW, RYT Molly Thinnes, LCSW, RYT

Having an Open Heart

Open Heart

When we see that in our life, we have received far more than what we deserve or are capable of, then gratitude draws in us. We become thankful, complaints disappear and abundance grows. Gratitude is a habit and a gesture of the heart, so to compliment this theme, classes will be building toward “heart opening” poses. We will be building strength in our backs in order to support the process of opening our hearts and breathing into that space that is often protected.

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