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Jennifer Chu

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So, we’ve all heard of Harvard University. But, ever wonder what kind of people actually go there and what it’s like? Well, you’re in luck because today’s guest isn’t just a top student at Harvard, but also an amazing professional dancer. Jennifer Chu does it all! She has been dancing since the age of 5 and hasn’t stopped since. She’s trained in all the styles you can think of from classical ballet to hip hop, she even attended the prestigious Julliard School of Dance, and even appeared in a hit Disney movie. Today, we talk about why she decided to pursue a post-secondary education instead of going straight into dance, and how she deals with the fear of missing out on opportunities while in school. This episode is perfect for those either deciding to attend post-secondary or even those currently in university unsure of what their future holds. Check out her incredible dance videos on Instagram @jenniferchu_

So, we’ve all heard of Harvard University. But, ever wonder what kind of people actually go there and what it’s like? Well, you’re in luck because today’s guest isn’t just a top student at Harvard, but also an amazing professional dancer. Jennifer Chu does it all! She has been dancing since the age of 5 and hasn’t stopped since. She’s trained in all the styles you can think of from classical ballet to hip hop, she even attended the prestigious Julliard School of Dance, and even appeared in a hit Disney movie. Today, we talk about why she decided to pursue a post-secondary education instead of going straight into dance, and how she deals with the fear of missing out on opportunities while in school. This episode is perfect for those either deciding to attend post-secondary or even those currently in university unsure of what their future holds. Check out her incredible dance videos on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jenniferchu_/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@jenniferchu_</a>

9. Jennifer Chu - Harvard Student by Day, Dancer by Night 

Jennifer Chu is one of the country's first Board Certified Women’s Health Specialists. She has been a physical therapist since 1997, and in 2001 she opened ITR Physical Therapy in order to create an environment where patients would receive the individualized, quality, and manual care that she believes each patient deserves.Jennifer has spoken nationally about her field, has participated in clinical research regarding release techniques for painful bladder syndrome and painful C section scars.On this episode we discuss:Giving clients the time &amp; attention they need while also taking care of yourselfHow Jen ended up pursuing an entrepreneurial life even though that wasn't her original plan Why she niched down to serve patients with pelvic pain &amp; dysfunction (&amp; how to try a bunch of specialities out before you choose a population)Starting a practice with word of mouth marketing &amp; professional networkingThe MOST IMPORTANT thing to invest in when you're first starting out (hint: it has to do with education!)Being aligned with yourself &amp; delegating as soon as you canThe important work of destigmatizing women's health issues &amp; helping patients become more aware of their individual needsWhy Jen does a ton of outreach in the community (for free!) &amp; recommends this to all newbie wellness practitioners Resources from this episode:Learn more about Jen's physical therapy practice &amp; the work she does in women's health, pelvic dysfunction, &amp; moreFollow @itr_physicaltherapy on InstagramJoin the Healthy Work Community to collaborate with other passionate wellness entrepreneurs! 

Jennifer Chu is one of the country's first Board Certified Women’s Health Specialists. She has been a physical therapist since 1997, and in 2001 she opened <a href="http://itrphysicaltherapy.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ITR Physical Therapy</a> in order to create an environment where patients would receive the individualized, quality, and manual care that she believes each patient deserves.Jennifer has spoken nationally about her field, has participated in clinical research regarding release techniques for painful bladder syndrome and painful C section scars.On this episode we discuss:<ul><li>Giving clients the time &amp; attention they need while also taking care of yourself</li><li>How Jen ended up pursuing an entrepreneurial life even though that wasn't her original plan </li><li>Why she niched down to serve patients with pelvic pain &amp; dysfunction (&amp; how to try a bunch of specialities out before you choose a population)</li><li>Starting a practice with word of mouth marketing &amp; professional networking</li><li>The MOST IMPORTANT thing to invest in when you're first starting out (hint: it has to do with education!)</li><li>Being aligned with yourself &amp; delegating as soon as you can</li><li>The important work of destigmatizing women's health issues &amp; helping patients become more aware of their individual needs</li><li>Why Jen does a ton of outreach in the community (for free!) &amp; recommends this to all newbie wellness practitioners </li></ul>Resources from this episode:<ul><li>Learn more about Jen's <a href="http://itrphysicaltherapy.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">physical therapy practice</a> &amp; the work she does in women's health, pelvic dysfunction, &amp; more</li><li>Follow <a href="https://www.instagram.com/itr_physicaltherapy/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@itr_physicaltherapy</a> on Instagram</li><li>Join the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/healthywork" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Healthy Work Community</a> to collaborate with other passionate wellness entrepreneurs! </li></ul>

Unexpected Benefits of Being an Out-Of-Network Provider with Jennifer Chu

Diastasis Recti? Pelvic floor issues after birth? Normalizing the word vagina? Check, check, and check. Arrow dives into all of this and more with Washington DC leading Women's Health Specialist and Physical Therapist, Jennifer Chu. If you're interested in #allthingspelvis, this is the episode for you. #vaginaisthehallway

Interview with Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist, Jennifer Chu.