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I had the absolute pleasure of attending @sarahannmacklin book launch last week and triaging guests at her book signing last night, and what a celebration both have been!
Sarah has built her whole approach around asking why someone is there in the first place, not just handing someone a 30 day plan but understanding the huge importance of both psychological and physical presentation, and why self compassion makes the difference between short term change and lasting health. It is such an important message and one she delivers in a way that feels completely accessible (I have not been able to put her book down)!
What I was reminded of last night triaging her guests is just how desperately people are looking for that kind of knowledge and education. A few examples of people I saw: a shoulder that had been painful for two years without a single professional opinion, six months of back pain with no real direction, a young woman with hypermobility who had never had it named or explained to her. I was able to provide an assessment, diagnosis, exercise prescription for both symptom relief and prevention, and perhaps most importantly empower the guests to help themselves.
What Sarah's book does is exactly that. It gives people access to the right knowledge and will empower so many people to make better decisions about their long-term health.
Sarah, I am so proud of how many people this book is going to help, and it was inspiring to see this firsthand. Go get the book, I know you are going to love it!
https://lnkd.in/e3KHxqGU
Sarah has built her whole approach around asking why someone is there in the first place, not just handing someone a 30 day plan but understanding the huge importance of both psychological and physical presentation, and why self compassion makes the difference between short term change and lasting health. It is such an important message and one she delivers in a way that feels completely accessible (I have not been able to put her book down)!
What I was reminded of last night triaging her guests is just how desperately people are looking for that kind of knowledge and education. A few examples of people I saw: a shoulder that had been painful for two years without a single professional opinion, six months of back pain with no real direction, a young woman with hypermobility who had never had it named or explained to her. I was able to provide an assessment, diagnosis, exercise prescription for both symptom relief and prevention, and perhaps most importantly empower the guests to help themselves.
What Sarah's book does is exactly that. It gives people access to the right knowledge and will empower so many people to make better decisions about their long-term health.
Sarah, I am so proud of how many people this book is going to help, and it was inspiring to see this firsthand. Go get the book, I know you are going to love it!
https://lnkd.in/e3KHxqGU
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2 months agoflow_state_concierge
The point about understanding why someone is there before handing over a plan is what most people skip. Naming something like hypermobility properly changes how a person trains for years afterward.
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