Hypermobility Podcasts

In this episode, Taylor breaks down the four types of hypermobility, diving deep into each one and identifying common symptoms. She shares tangible day-to-day tips for folks with symptomatic hypermobility, HEDS, and EDS.

Taylor sat down with Chris and Sam to discuss hypermobility spectrum disorders, hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, and upper cervical instability. Topics include outdated terms, medical gaslighting, and strength training for this population.

Taylor discusses all things hypermobility — a diagnosis she has seen in an increasing number of clients. She helps educate listeners on the topic and why it matters.

If this episode resonated with you, Taylor highly recommends checking out the Highly Sensitive Body Hub.

Taylor discusses what is often missed in medical appointments for hypermobile patients and how to advocate for better, more informed care.

Taylor explores how hypermobility education and community show up in the online space, bridging clinical expertise with accessible conversations for patients and providers.

Taylor joins ChiroShift to talk about carving out a clinical identity, building care models that actually serve hypermobile patients, and doing things differently in practice.

Taylor breaks down common myths around hypermobility and strength training, sharing what the hypermobile body actually needs to build resilience.

Taylor explains why hypermobility is about far more than flexibility, covering symptoms, diagnosis, and the daily realities of HSD and hEDS.

A wide-ranging conversation on hypermobility spectrum disorders, clinical misconceptions, and practical strategies for living well with HSD/hEDS.

Taylor challenges the idea that hypermobile people should avoid strength training and outlines how to lift safely and effectively with HSD/hEDS.

Taylor explores how hypermobility shows up in athletic populations, common injury patterns, and how athletes can train around joint instability.

Taylor dives into the realities of living with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and hypermobility, sharing effective strategies for reducing flare-ups, improving strength, and enhancing quality of life.

Taylor joins Dan to discuss concepts relating to hypermobility, her work as a virtual hypermobility coach, and how she helps people navigate the newness and unknowns of HSD/hEDS.

Taylor covers hEDS, chiropractic, pain, and more. As a Doctor of Chiropractic and Hypermobility Specialist, she also shares how she manages her own hypermobility through training and mindfulness.

David and Taylor address misconceptions and criticisms about the chiropractic profession, especially those relating to comments in Taylor's recent appearance on the 'What's the Juice' podcast.

Are cervical spine chiropractic adjustments safe? Taylor tackles this question and more with hosts Rori & Alyssa.

Taylor sat down with Kelly & Blake to talk about her work with hypermobile patients, hEDS effects on patients, and effective management strategies.

Taylor discusses working with hypermobile patients, including how they experience the healthcare system, creating clarity around terms and phrases used, best practices for co-managing hypermobile patients, and more.

Taylor talks about how she goes about treatment, how she found her calling, and more.

Taylor joins host Kerry to discuss her practice as a hypermobility coach and her perspectives on various aspects of hypermobility spectrum conditions.

Taylor shares her personal experiences with chiropractic as a person with hypermobility and how that has influenced her work as a telehealth chiropractor and health coach.

Taylor and Chris talk about all things hypermobility: the differences between hypermobility spectrum disorders and hypermobile EDS, diagnostic controversies, alternative medicine, evidence-based care, and short and long-term self-management strategies.

Taylor joins Doctors Axtmayer & Parker to share her story about hypermobility and how she now helps people with the same issue. Topics include diagnostic criteria for hypermobile EDS, treatment options, contraindications, and more.

Taylor joins Jared to talk about staying hopeful while navigating hypermobility, building strength, and what resilience looks like in real life.

Taylor breaks down the connection between hypermobility and chronic pain, why "overstretching" can backfire, and how to build real strength without fear.

Taylor joins Dr. James D Walters and Danielle Lydia Sheather to talk about how hypermobility shows up in dancers and how the dance and healthcare communities can avoid harmful language and missed diagnoses.