The Hidden Cost of Lost Autonomy in Healthcare: Lessons from Research
As healthcare providers, many of us chose private practice seeking greater autonomy and control over our work lives. Yet, even
The Wellness Cabinet is the vision of Dr. Camilla Moore after 16 years of practice, and reflects her experience as a Diplomate of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, an evidence-based chiropractor specializing in myofascial release and stress-related musculoskeletal pain, and a Registered Yoga Teacher.
She studied Mind-Body Medicine at the Benson Henry Institute for Mind-Body Medicine at the Massachusetts General Hospital Harvard Medical School and completed the rigorous curriculum to become certified to instruct their exclusive SMART and PARTS programs. Dr. Moore is dedicated to evidence-based holistic health through innovative programming.
As the founder of a chiropractic department at a prominent healthcare institution, Dr. Moore supported medical students and residents in integrative medicine education.
Her impact extends to her role as a consultant for Brown University Medical School and the Lifestyle Medicine Department at Women’s Medicine Collaborative, where she designed, developed, and instructed the exercise component of The Vitality Project.
With expertise in corporate wellness, Dr. Moore provides on-site chiropractic care for Acushnet Company, enhancing employee health, satisfaction, and safety outcomes.
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As healthcare providers, many of us chose private practice seeking greater autonomy and control over our work lives. Yet, even
What’s the WORST part about your work? Come on. Say it. I’ll say it with you… It’s not the challenging
Annie Dillard, an American author, once wrote: “How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives.”
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