We invite you to join our team for a lunch time walk on Friday, April 26, at 12 pm. We’ll start from the front of our office (535 West Second Street) and do a casual 2-2.5 mile loop around downtown. Our walk generally takes about 45 minutes. We’ve had a great time doing these so far, and hope to have even more people join us now that it’s warmer.
Are you interested in improving your posture, strength, and balance to move more effortlessly each day? Joseph Pilates promised these benefits in addition to “restoring physical vitality, invigorating the mind and elevating the spirit” when he originally developed “Contrology” or the practice we now call Pilates. Please join us on March 12 at 12 pm to learn about the art and science of Pilates, from a 2nd Generation Pilates teacher, Robert Turner, owner of Breathe studio in Lexington. Robert was in the Marine Corps and worked for over a decade in the University of Kentucky Sports Medicine Rehabilitation Center before opening Breathe. For more information on Robert Turner, please visit his website.
These are growing in popularity so we’re going to try two this month!
Want to get some exercise or maybe pick your doctor’s brain in a casual setting? Join the DDB team for a lunchtime run/walk on March 1 and March 29 at 12 pm. We’ll start from the front of our office (535 West Second Street). You can pick a 1.5-3 mile loop to participate. All abilities are welcome and encouraged!
With a new year comes a new opportunity to start your health journey. Come learn how to make a New Year’s resolution that you will keep by learning how to set yourself up for success with healthful eating. Registered Dietitian, Emily McGlone, will cover the basic steps in setting goals for your health by looking at the various connections between diet and other factors. Meal plan guides and recipes will be provided! Join us on January 23 at 12 pm. For more information on Emily McGlone, please visit her website.
Healthy By Design – A patient-first approach to primary care includes a homey office experience. Downtown Drs. Brown was featured in the January 2019 issue of Sophisticated Living showcasing the welcoming office. Read more here.
Downtown Drs. Brown showcases how the practice is different and unlike the traditional primary care setting. Read the complete feature here (page 38) or download the PDF here.
The holiday season is fun, but can be emotional and stressful. Research suggests that practicing mindful movement and deep breathing can reduce the production of stress hormones, relieve muscle tension, and improve emotion regulation. Join us to explore simple daily practices that will help you stay present and grounded during the days to come. The session will run from 12-1 pm on Tuesday, December 11 at our office. Erin Royal, a Licensed Psychological Practitioner, will guide us through this talk. For more information on Erin Royal, please visit her website.