"Would you send your mum there?" With Dr Bec Bowring

So that's actually probably a pretty good segue.

So tell us in your practice, you've got how many chiropractors are there across your practices?

At the moment, there is, I think, seven.

Two married couples.

That's pretty cool.

And three young women who are just fantastic.

We've also got a massage therapist, acupuncturist, and on and off some psychologists.

Okay.

Interesting.

So that's quite a diverse team in terms of just stages of life, levels of experience, and you've got sort of geographically diverse.

Do you have any sort of what it takes to create that in the first place, what it takes to have that work well, any sort of ideas that if somebody is either has a team that is like, oh, we could do better with this or is looking at their practice and go, I really like the idea of sharing ideas the journey with other people i'm better if i'm part of a team than trying to sort of do things by myself how what do you what's your insight there

That's a hard one.

Probably be better to ask my associates.

But I don't think I've always been that great at it, to be honest.

When we first started, Darren and I were actively looking for people who were very like us.

So we were quite hardline, you know, must be doing SOT, don't do this and don't do that and try and model what we're doing because we used to travel a lot for fun.

And so we needed someone who could do what we did.

And that was great for a time when we found the most perfect person.

But I don't know whether it's a sign of the times or just that.

We've kind of got older and a little bit more flexible, but we're now attracting people that are just great people.

I don't really care what they do.

So we have one of our associates, Anna, is very sports oriented.

Like I'm not sports oriented at all.

She's an elite European handball player.

And so it's great.

So that's actually probably a pretty good segue.

So tell us in your practice, you've got how many chiropractors are there across your practices?

At the moment, there is, I think, seven.

Two married couples.

That's pretty cool.

And three young women who are just fantastic.

We've also got a massage therapist, acupuncturist, and on and off some psychologists.

Okay.

Interesting.

So that's quite a diverse team in terms of just stages of life, levels of experience, and you've got sort of geographically diverse.

Do you have any sort of what it takes to create that in the first place, what it takes to have that work well, any sort of ideas that if somebody is either has a team that is like, oh, we could do better with this or is looking at their practice and go, I really like the idea of sharing ideas the journey with other people i'm better if i'm part of a team than trying to sort of do things by myself how what do you what's your insight there

That's a hard one.

Probably be better to ask my associates.

But I don't think I've always been that great at it, to be honest.

When we first started, Darren and I were actively looking for people who were very like us.

So we were quite hardline, you know, must be doing SOT, don't do this and don't do that and try and model what we're doing because we used to travel a lot for fun.

And so we needed someone who could do what we did.

And that was great for a time when we found the most perfect person.

But I don't know whether it's a sign of the times or just that.

We've kind of got older and a little bit more flexible, but we're now attracting people that are just great people.

I don't really care what they do.

So we have one of our associates, Anna, is very sports oriented.

Like I'm not sports oriented at all.

She's an elite European handball player.

And so it's great.