In this episode of the Staffless Practice Podcast, I sit down with Dr. Monique Andrews, also known as Dr. Mo, to explore chiropractic neuroscience, mentorship, communication, curiosity, and what it really means to stay connected to the work we do.

Dr. Monique Andrews is a chiropractor, neuroscientist, educator, and international speaker known for her work in Embodied Neuroscience. We talk about how a deeper understanding of the nervous system can help chiropractors better understand what they do with their hands and communicate it in a way that people can actually connect with.

We explore why certainty comes from understanding, how curiosity can move us away from fear, and why what we choose to focus on can influence how we think, grow, and show up in practice.

Dr. Monique Andrews also shares her perspective on mentorship and the lasting influence of Dr. Sue Brown, including why finding people whose wisdom, communication, and way of moving through the world resonate with you can be so important for your own growth.

We also dive into neuroplasticity, nervous system regulation, awareness, creativity, and the power of staying interested in your work, especially during seasons when practice feels difficult or uncertain.

This conversation is about more than neuroscience. It is about connection, curiosity, understanding, mentorship, and continuing to grow into the chiropractor and person you want to become.

If you have ever felt stuck or unsure of what to focus on next, this episode is a reminder to stay curious, find people who inspire you, and keep coming back to the main thing.