Connecting with people around us, developing friendships and relationships, is natural for many of us. Having this sense of connection to those around us and to ourselves is what provides a state of comfort and sense of well-being. But there are those of us who experience feelings of isolation, rejection or loneliness. The impact of these social connections in our lives can directly impact our physical and mental health, including our longevity.
My guest is Dr. Kara Parker, a board certified in Family Medicine physician who is also certified in Functional Medicine and boarded in integrative health. Join us as we discuss how developing social connections with people and with ourselves significantly affects our overall well-being..
Dr. Parker is board certified in Family Medicine, and also certified in Functional Medicine and boarded in integrative health. She is trained in medical acupuncture and credentialed in battlefield ear acupuncture. She trains resident physicians in these methods and how they fit into primary care to improve the health of patients and communities.
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