Peg Capers: Being Queer and a Chiropractor

The Queer Body

Dr. Peg talks about creating safety in our bodies so that we can organically value and bring forward that safety in our relationships with others. She does this by, examining the nervous system and patterns that the nervous system chooses to protect. This can inform how we respond to life, express our emotions and un-consciously runs the patterns of safety caping how much we can expand. By, creating a space where people can practice embodiment and acknowledging that lack of safety allows for expansion. Expansion not just for the individual but for our communities. Creating safety in each human so that the hard conversations can be had to move forward.

Next, she discusses, what does it look like when we "shut down". How do we work with that in a short time and overtime? How being different as a practitioner creates a view that creates newness and pushes the edge of the dominant paradigm. The joy of creating something different in unique in the world is really needed to assist people to bridge where they are to where they want to be, particularly when communities are not recognized in other offices. "Poke a hole in the defense where something else can emerge." This is also done beyond the moment of words, There is a lot we are registering in each other's bodies, and healing can be done when we create a space where something is more available.

A self-awareness practice is shared at the end.

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