Dr. Marianne Hoyle DC

09/03/2024

When we're young, we tend to accept people as they are. Understanding that people aren't always what they seem to be requires years of experience. As we become older, we realize that humans are more complicated than that.

Perhaps we are able to see through a friend's harsh attitude to the suffering she is hiding, or we recognise that a coworker's inappropriate laughter is an effort to hide social anxiety. We just understand one another better, and as a result, we improve our personal relations. As you become more aware of the energy and truth that people bring to the table, your ability to see vastly improves.

Drop a 🙌🏻 if you also think experience brings wisdom in life.

7 Ways to Embrace Midlife & Be Happier.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnmbNTnAeN0

Funny thing about getting older. Your eyesight starts getting weaker but your ability to see through people gets much better.

08/10/2024

Drop a ❤️ if you needed to hear this today…

08/10/2024

Blake, 40, grew up in a home with both her parents until they divorced when she was 10.

Her parents grew apart and disagreed on what they wanted for the future. But, they were conscious enough to put Blake’s emotional needs first. Knowing that the way they dealt with the conflict and separation would be the foundation of how she’d deal with conflict in her adult relationships.

Both her parents had been raised to understand emotional regulation. They took breaks when conflicts escalated. And they both went to other adults to vent— not Blake. She learned conflict does not mean an explosion and how to have difficult conversations.

When her father did lose his temper, he’d take time to cool off then knock on Blake’s bedroom door. “I’m really sorry I screamed like that. I’m under a ton of stress, but that doesn’t make my behavior ok and I’m actively working on changing it.” Because of his ability to repair, Blake learned that men are trustworthy. That when they do act in harmful ways, they’re accountable.

This modeling showed Blake how to be both empathetic and accountable— aware of her own behavior. It also showed her people’s bad behavior is their own responsibility to fix.

Her mother was devastated around the divorce. She cried openly, showing Blake that human emotions are a natural part of life. She took care of herself through the divorce— going on walks, cooking for herself, and letting herself rest. Blake learned resilience and strength.

Decades later, her parents can still be respectable to each other, and at events together. They live very spare lives but she knows how much they both care about her and support her no matter what. She can share openly with them, they take interest in her life, and she has a partner who does the same.

Blake has been gifted with the privilege of self aware and regulated parents. They’re imperfect. They made plenty of mistakes. But their emotional responsibility gave Blake the confidence and resilience she has today

08/09/2024

We can experience two (or more) feelings at the same time. And it doesn’t have to make logical sense. Give yourself permission to explore the many parts of yourself, ideas, and experiences that you didn’t think could co-exist. ALL our emotions are part of the larger spectrum - to be human is to feel. It’s not either/or; at times it easily is :both/and.” Think of them as layered colors on a changing canvas.

When you want to evolve, it helps to explore the messages these feelings are trying to convey. Even seemingly opposite ones offer data points that can guide you to greater self-awareness. This inevitably leads to increased alignment both inside yourself and in the world around you.

Drop a ✨ if you are open to learning from ALL the feelings.

08/09/2024

08/09/2024

03/31/2023

Happiest of birthdays to our favorite doc, the wonderful Dr. Marianne! Thank you for teaching us to live a holistic, healthy and healing lifestyle ☀️🌿🦋

01/26/2023

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FROM DR. MARIANNE HOYLE:

To our friends and dedicated patients,

As many of you know, Dr. Marianne was in a bicycle accident on November 10th. We want to thank everyone for the love and support we have received. It has been the most comforting to have you in our lives.

Since November, Dr. Marianne has endured surgery and a lot of pain. She still isn’t able to use her arms to their fullest ability. Soon, she will be undergoing shoulder surgery to aid in the healing process. Dr. Marianne is in much pain and isn’t able to run her business to its fullest.

With that being said, we have made the difficult decision to close up our physical office starting February 1st, 2023.

This isn't a good-bye as Dr. Marianne will still help patients as she is able. She will be available via email, text messaging, and virtual meetings.

We will continue to keep our website online as well as our Facebook and YouTube pages. You can continue to learn through the videos Dr. Marianne has recorded and share with others that you think may benefit from our messages. She wants to continue to share her knowledge with all of you through
these avenues.

If you have any questions or concerns, please leave messages at 309-404-5002 or [email protected] for appointments or supplement needs.

We have always said “be kind to yourself.” I want you all to take care of yourselves while I take care of myself.

Thank you and we love you all!

Sincerely,
Dr. Marianne & Miranda

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12/20/2022

Miranda and I want to wish a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all our family, friends and patients! 🎄🎁

Thank you for all the love and support this past year. I am so grateful and appreciate each and every one of you. Thank you from the bottom of my heart and we can't wait to kick off a new year! ✨ - Dr. M