A Journey Through Chiropractic Schools and Beyond
Dr. Leonard John Faye graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 1960. He started and originated the Motion Palpation Institute seminars and has spoken and taught around the world.
His recent autobiography, Chiropractic Odyssey, details his journey through chiropractic practice, teaching seminars, and reading the research and reconciling it with clinical experience.
Read MoreGeronimo Bejarano is a former chiropractic student at Palmer Florida whose tweet storm about quitting school went viral.
We discuss his background, early experience and disillusionment in chiropractic school, decision to withdraw from school, and whether his tweet storm was misinterpreted by those both within and outside of the profession.
We continue talking about his plans to pursue a PhD and he shares his methods and practices for reading research, writing, as well as some words of advice for prospective students.
Read MoreBrian Fulton, RMT, is an experienced massage therapist passionately interested in manual therapy and continuing education, with twenty years of experience. He is the author of The Placebo Effect in Manual Therapy – Improving Clinical Outcomes in Your Practice.
Read MoreThe American Chiropractic Association has convened a Commission on Diversity to "help ACA achieve a deeper understanding of diversity issues in chiropractic generally and ACA specifically."
Dr. William Foshee and Dr. Rebecca Warnecke are members of the Commission on Diversity and share their thoughts on the importance of cultural agility in our profession.
Read MoreDr. Jerome Fryer is a chiropractor in Nanaimo, British Columbia and the creator of Dynamic Disc Designs.
We discuss his schooling, research projects, and hand-crafted, anatomical vertebral disc models.
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