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Women deserve better conversations about hormonal changes. Dr. Bowler and Bryche Taylor open up about perimenopause and menopause, sharing what every woman should know but often isn’t told. They break down how red light therapy supports women through this transition by reducing inflammation, improving circulation, boosting mood, and helping the body feel more like home again. Real experiences, real science, and real solutions for women in their 40s, 50s, and beyond.

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To be a great practitioner, your light has to be on. In this episode, Dr. Bowler and Bryche Taylor dive into the importance of boundaries, mindfulness, and self-care in the wellness space. They explore why practitioners often give too much, how to keep compassion fatigue at bay, and simple strategies to refill your own cup. When you nurture your own wellness, you have more to give without burning out. This is a reminder every healer needs to hear.

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Dr. Ginger Bowler sits down with Bryche Taylor to talk about her new book, Heart of the Sale, and why emotional intelligence is the missing ingredient in the wellness and weight loss industry. From red light therapy to real client care, Bryche shares how empathy builds trust, creates deeper results, and makes selling feel good again. This conversation will help practitioners show up with confidence in the value they provide, charge what they’re worth, and feel aligned while making a significant impact.

The Heart of the Sale is available to download as a FREE E-Book at www.brychetaylor.com

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Why Be INTERESTED in Your FASCIA? Dr. Ginger Bowler and Isabel Martinez, CLTI discuss Isabel's use of Fascial Maneuvers along with Photobiomodulation (light therapy) and why (and what kind) of great results people are seeing.

Fascia is no longer understood as only connective tissue, but as a dynamic, responsive, network that interconnects the organs and systems of the body. Proper nutritional balance of minerals and hydration are key to the smooth and flexible functioning of our fascia, and our whole bodies. Fascial Maneuvers can be done by the individual, at home. It may be just the thing to add to your light therapy, or other personal care program.

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Has PBM (Light therapy) become so recognized that it now requires certification? Yes, it is a real modality, and board certification as a Light Therapist is advisable.

Let's distinguish between certification and licensing. Board certification happens within an industry committed to self-regulation. Licensing is a function of the individual state. The use of Photobiomodulation in a wellness business does not require a state license because it is currently not regulated by any state in the United States. But, in order for the practitioner to get insurance, most companies will require them to be board-certified.

The educated use of any tool helps get the best results. Education in one's profession is always a good thing for the practitioner and the client. In addition to the educated use of Light therapy devices, the practitioner understands the legal, ethical and professional concerns and how to discuss the benefits of light therapy without crossing lines into areas reserved for licensed medical professionals.

Dr. Ginger Bowler and Isabel Martinez discuss the development of the LETS Light Therapy certification program that trains students for certification through the Board of Advanced Natural Health Sciences (BANHS) and explain why this education is so vital.

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Have you noticed an improvement in mood and disposition often seems to happen after a grumpy, negative person comes out of their light therapy session in a much better mood?

Dr. Ginger Bowler, Isabel Martinez, CLT, CLTI and Melinda Anderson, MMP, CLT continue the discussion of their own experiences with different light therapy devices and the wide range of benefits reported by their clients about how they feel. Feeling better, not just physically -- but mentally and emotionally -- can have a profound effect on our day, our relationships, and our lives.

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Why is Photobiomodulation so important to you that you have to share it? Dr. Ginger Bowler, Isabel Martinez, CLT, CLTI and Melinda Anderson, MMP, CLT recount their own experiences with Photobiomodulation (commonly referred to as Red light therapy) that caused them to recognize it as so valuable that they not only wanted to use it personally, but also wanted to share it with their clients.

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Dr. Ginger Bowler and Marcie Denton, MA, MEd, CLTI, discuss varies ways to incorporate light therapy (photobiomodulation) in your Wellness business or personal Wellness program. Whether you are using LT to reduce pain, increase circulation, for body contouring, or for any of numerous other reasons, there are a variety of approaches available. The ways Light Therapy may be deliver include, but are not limited to: pad based systems, torches, panels, beds, wands, etc.

Light Therapy may be included among services provided at Health and Wellness locations, medical clinics, body contouring clinics, massage therapy locations, chiropractors' offices, or simply a Light Therapy practice. As this is a growing industry and regulations may be implemented or changed at the local, state or federal level at any time, it is always best to research and comply with the current legal requirements for your location.

There are so many types of light therapy devices. The a good idea to get information from the manufacturer as to how and why a light therapy item is constructed as it is, and to get information on the manufacturer's intended use and application method from the manufacturer, Items sold on the internet that appear similar may vary greatly in strength.

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