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"EXPERT" IN THE FIELD

 "EXPERT" IN THE FIELD

I've been certified in Postural Restoration (PRI) for 11 yrs now. I was one of the first 50 clinicians to be certified IN THE WORLD. I've enjoyed watched the understanding & awareness of the science grow year after year. I've been sought out from the tri-state area (TN, AL, GA) by clients and colleagues, alike, for my expertise in the science of PRI. I mean, I know it all, right??! Ha! This is exactly what I love about the @posturalrestorationinstitute that I've been so honored to be a part of for so long. Over the past 11 yrs, the discoveries and research continued... courses that I took way-back-when have been expanded into multiple courses. The concepts are the same, but the understanding, details and applications continue to expand. I've been watching this evolve from the sidelines for several years now, but finally realized I needed to dive back in! This was increasingly evident this past weekend. What I learned in 1 course back in 2008 is now covered in 3 courses! I took Course 1 this weekend & boy, was my mind was challenged. But, my heart was full. If you don't believe me, look at all those notes!! ... Taken by an "expert" in the science. WHAT EVEN IS AN EXPERT? But, man, I wish you could all see the smiles & laughter on my face all along.

I challenge you to keep growing, keep learning, never settle. Push yourself out of your comfort zone. That's where the best you awaits! Don't know what this science of Postural Restoration is all about? Reach out & I'll be more than happy to tell you all about it! It will make my heart happy. 😊 💗, Kristen PS - Look forward to some new insights on the neck. If you don't understand the relationship it has to to your whole body, your entire wellbeing, you're missing "IT". Thanks, Ron :) #posturalrestoration #prination #icymi #neversettle #cervicalrevolution #alwayslearning
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