RSVP & Earn CE Credit!
Trauma and the Gut Brain Pain Connection

Hosted by Acadia Healthcare's Advanced Treatment Placement Specialists, Sierra Tucson, and Newton Therapy & Wellness Center

Join us for an engaging CE watch party event at Newtown Therapy & Wellness Center, featuring a virtual presentation by Dr. Maureen Schweher, NMD, Director of Integrative Services at Sierra Tucson, on Trauma and the Gut-Brain Pain Connection. This CE presentation delves into groundbreaking research on the intricate link between digestion and overall health. Explore the science behind nutrient absorption and neurotransmitter production, the role of the enteric nervous system, and the connection between the microbiome and mental health. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights into this fascinating field!

WHEN:

Tuesday, May 20, 2025

12:30pm-2:30pm EST

WHERE:

Newtown Therapy & Wellness Center
4 Terry Dr, Suite 1
Newtown, PA 18940

RSVP Directly with Brendan Letts to Attend Watch Party
Treatment Placement Specialist
Brendan.Letts@acadiahealthcare.com
Direct: 570-690-8401

Complimentary lunch provided; earn 1 CE credit at no cost to you.

About the Speaker:

Maureen Schwehr, NMD
Director of Integrative Services, Sierra Tucson

Maureen Schwehr, NMD, serves as Sierra Tucson’s director of integrative services. Her department provides a unique combination of physical and mental health support for residents. Dr. Schwehr oversees a team of experienced and talented staff whose services include naturopathic medical consults, acupuncture, physical therapy, chiropractic services, massage therapy, shiatsu, zero balancing, somato-emotional release, and craniosacral therapy.

In addition to supervising staff, she works one-on-one with residents to help them determine the root cause of their problems. Focus is given to nutritional status and hormonal balance, supporting biochemical pathways that help the body function more effectively.