Unlocking the Healing Power of Touch: Dr. Neema Moore’s Journey with Chiropractic care
In this episode of the “On the Road to The Gambia” podcast, I interview Dr. Neema Moore, a chiropractor passionate about women’s health and empowerment. Dr. Moore discusses her chiropractic practices, the importance of patient trust, and dispelling misconceptions about her field. She also shares her upcoming plans to introduce chiropractic care in The Gambia, aiming to educate healthcare professionals and foster collaboration. Dr. Moore’s interest in traditional herbal remedies and her hopes for long-term impact in The Gambia are also discussed.
Here are some highlights from our enlightening conversation:
- Building Trust in Healthcare: Dr. Moore emphasized the importance of trust in her chiropractic practice. She shared her experiences in dispelling myths about chiropractic care, a task made challenging by misinformation spread through social media.
- Bridging Healthcare Gaps: Dr. Moore is gearing up for a trip to The Gambia, where she plans to introduce chiropractic care to students and healthcare professionals. She believes in the power of collaboration across healthcare specialties and hopes to foster this during her trip.
- Traditional Remedies Meet Modern Medicine: Dr. Moore is keen to learn about traditional herbal remedies used in The Gambia for various ailments. She hopes to understand how these conditions are treated in different settings, from village to hospital.
- Long-term Impact: Our guest has high hopes for the long-term effects of her trip, including fostering collaboration between medical professionals, revitalizing the physiotherapy department, and increasing resources and job opportunities in the area.
We’re excited about the positive impact we hope to make in The Gambia, and we’d love for you to join us on this journey. Tune in to future episodes of our podcast.
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