In this episode, Stephanie Dove Blake invited  Drs. Skip and Julie Wyss to share their journey as pediatric chiropractors. The Wyss underscore the importance of aligning work with family priorities, transitioning from being overwhelmed by patient needs to establishing clear boundaries for a healthier work-life balance.

The discussion emphasizes nurturing children's self-healing abilities through chiropractic care, promoting movement, and mental empowerment for robust family lifestyles. The impact of electromagnetic frequencies (EMF) on health is highlighted, advocating for practical measures like EMF-blocking technology. Tech usage's effects on brain development, especially screen exposure hindering emotional intelligence and social skills, are noted as significant challenges faced in their practice.

The meeting delves into strategies for holistic child development amid technological advancements, emphasizing proactive approaches for physical health and emotional well-being within families. Doctor Skip's role in identifying developmental stages and facilitating proper growth is noted, along with promoting movement activities and limiting technology exposure for full brain development. The importance of real-world activities over excessive screen time is stressed for children's creativity and stimulation.

Julie emphasizes intentional parenting through undistracted presence with children, while Skip highlights modeling behavior reflecting values crucial for children's upbringing. Both stress spiritual guidance and setting positive examples, underscoring parental influence on children's actions. The meeting closes with a recommendation to explore further insights on family health through their podcast, offering diverse perspectives to support informed parental choices."​

" It's easier to raise healthy families than to fix broken adults. " - Dr. Julie Wyss


"I think somebody trying to actually find work life balance just isn't happy with their work, which is keeping them from their life." - Dr. Skip Wyss


"Because we want a society that our children can grow up in that actually is going to support them instead of make them feel like outsiders. And that, to me, is, I think, one of the most important things. And our lifestyle is then built around that." - Dr. Skip Wyss


" You cannot feel bad for past decisions that you didn't have the education on to make the decision going forward. " - Dr. Skip Wyss
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