A Journey Through Chiropractic Schools and Beyond
When I was little, my dad would pay me to organize his carpentry toolbox. It didn’t take long for it to become a mess again. I would wonder, why did he always need to go to Home Depot to buy another tool for his toolbox?
Clinicians (myself included) tend to fall into a similar trap.
Read MoreI recently finished reading Mind Over Back Pain: A Radically New Approach to the Diagnosis and Treatment of Back Pain by Dr. John Sarno. I recommend the book with a couple caveats.
Read MoreAs a 1st year Chiropractic student with a growing interest in research, I sought out as many opportunities as I could find to attend scientific conferences. I also had a habit of applying to as many scholarships as I could. This is my essay for a tuition scholarship to attend the IRCIMH.
Read MoreI've long had concerns with conflict of interest in medicine–that medical doctors are in the pockets of the pharmaceutical companies, that they get treated to expensive dinners and luxurious weekend getaways for prioritizing a particular drug, or even prescribing it when not medically necessary.
The great secret is that chiropractors are just as subject to conflict of interest…
Read MoreI'm really pleased to have been able to help Dr. Leonard Faye publish his recent book on Amazon Kindle.
Chiropractic Odyssey: A Journey of Practice, Seminars, Observation, and Reading Science is available now!
Read MoreHere is my review of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (better known as McKenzie Method) Part A from 2017.
Read MoreCoronavirus is canceling everything! Including upcoming CE seminars. Here are my recommendations for the highest quality, online continuing education courses for chiropractors.
Read MoreAs the world experiences the first widespread pandemic in a century, chiropractors and students everywhere are finding themselves self-isolated at home. While some might use it as a chance to catch up on movies, play video games, or just sleep, it can also be a great chance to increase your skills and learn more about your craft!
Read MoreAs you’re entering clinic and nearing graduation, it’s time to start thinking about the next step - landing a job you’ll love. Debbie Millman suggests five questions you should ask yourself as you set out on your path in the real world to win a job.
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