The Chiropractic WHY podcast

Our What is that Chiro technique series continues with KCUCS. Knee chest upper cervical specific technique is under the microscope in this episode and what a please it is to have Zachary Sedivy shedding some light on it.  On this episode we go over the history of the technique, what’s is it like in daily practice and Everything in between. If you have ever wondered what an upper Cx chiropractor does, then this is the episode for you.  What do we cover: What does KCUCS stand for? How did upper cx techniques develop. Are any techniques new? Are new techniques just old techniques.  Resting practice members after an adjustment. What do you say when you don’t adjust? And much much more…

We are back and we are bring you our new series “What’s that Chiro technique?” Ever wondered what a technique is about, what is the draw of it, WHY do they adjust the way they do, or just intrigued? Then this is the series for you.  We start out series with the amazing Dr Harriet Walking from Australia who chats about her experience and passion for ABC Chiropractic.  Don’t know what ABC stands for? Well this is the perfect podcast for you :P! Harriet brings the fire, and opens up about what brought her to the technique (remember to listen to your mum), why she loves it, and a lot more.  Get this in your ears soon and don’t forget to leave us a great review on whatever platform your listen to your podcast. Oh and if you click follow you won’t miss out on more episodes as we go through a load of Chiro techniques and bring you everything you ever wanted to know on them. 

In this podcast we are joined by an incredible women of Chiropractic. Dr Lisa Tackle has gone from CA to DC2B to Chiropractic badass in short succession. From graduating to truly succeeding in Chiropractic practice Lisa has progressed at incredible speed to serving here community in a big way.  Lisa went straight from college to owning and running her own clinic, something which often ends in struggle and hard times and has truly made it happen through understanding and hard work. We spent some time with this incredible Chiro to chat about what helped her be a Chiropractic success in such short time and to go through some of the lesson she learned on here journey.  In this episode we spoke about: Should you start your own clinic straight from college.  How communication is key.  How to develop your self and your Chiropractic skills. What one thing she wished all Chiropractors worked more on.  How a community around you helps.  Finding the right mentor The seminar that blew her away.  And much much more. 

The real world of Chiropractic can be hugely different than college. That first year of practice, that first job and those first few months in Chiropractic can be a real gulf between what you thought it would be.  In this podcast we get to spend some time chatting about exactly that with the incredible Alex Becu-Steinson. Alex along with his wife and business partner Hannah, have built an incredible group of practices and have developed one of the best new graduate programs within Europe.  We spend some time chatting about getting that first job and what to do to push forward in those year years of practice.  Alex also opens up on the reality of what employers are looking for, and from the other side how to make sure you end up with the new grad that as older Chiros we can inspire and help grow.  What do we talk about; how to find your dream job? How to employ the dream associate? How to bridge that gap between college and the real world. Real work tips for the first year.  Free student seminars. Tips on observations  And much much more. 

The Chiropractic big idea - version Française. You can’t help but smile when you speak with people who are truly on fire for Chiropractic. And Sebastien Fuentes is truly burning for TIC. In this episode we get into his mind and his mission. We chat about the big idea, his big ideas and the Chiropractic big idea. Things covered; how to build passion. What books to read. How to improve table talk. How the tribe is important. Changing Chiropractic is France  And much much more 

What a great podcast we have for your ears this episode. We were lucky enough to get the incredible Dr Felicia Stewart DC on to the pod. Felicia is a HUGE speaker and teacher in the world of Chiropractic, a true deep thinker and communicator of Chiropractic and an all round incredible human. Felicia shared on a key topic of Chiropractic Philosophy, general sense. It’s a topic that is intertwined with our understanding of Innate intelligence, linked to how the body functions and even to how we check and adjust. Another killer podcast and what else did we cover: How logical Chiropractic is. Why philosophy is important to your growth of your clinic. What is general sense. How do we communicate Chiropractic in our offices. How to see more families. Growing up in a true Chiropractic house. How philosophy impacts our communication. Why we need a community of Chiros around us.

Dr Bill Moss DC joins us on the podcast to share his insights into Chiropractic and we soon start discussing how important service and heart are for the Chiropractor. Dr Bill is a renowned upper Cx Chiropractor who has taught all over the world and loves to share his awesome insight into Chiropractic. Bill really does no disappoint, he energy and dedication to Chiropractic is inspiring for all who hears it and we are sure he will give you a lot to think about in this episode.  What did we cover in this episode: What makes a good teacher? The legacy of Dr Andy Roberts. How clarity is needed when checking and adjusting. Understanding what inspires the people you serve. Service is key. How the pre work gives peace of mind.  What drives you..? And oh so much more...

In this episode we are joined by the two brains behind “Finding the primary”. Dr Tom Greenfield DC and Dr Tom Lawrence DC, two incredible Chiropractors join us for a interesting episode looking into the thought process behind the adjustment and it isn’t long before we get into the age old Chiropractic question of “is less more?” The two Toms bring it all in this episode. All sorts come up from as we delve into their journey into teaching Chiropractic, how their passion for Chiropractic lead to create an amazing program which doesn’t just focus on how to adjust, but also the art of analysis. This episode was a blast to make, and you will love these two sharing their knowledge and dropping some invaluable lessons. What did we cover: Is less more? Chiropractic changed my time. Chiro college hiatus. Bringing Minors and majors up to date. How to get more certainty. Is certainty a good thing? The flying 7… Is palpation enough? Function or feeling? Shotgun adjusting. Do we focus to much on the adjustment? Learning from greats Being specific for greater results. And much much more… To find out more about the upcoming “Finding the primary” seminar check out www.findingtheprimary.com

What a huge podcast we have for you this time. We are joined the badass Dr Skylar Gemmer DC who opens up some incredible Chiropractic history for us. We spend a bit of time diving into one of the machines that BJP tried to develop towards the end of his life. $1.1 million (in todays money) was pumped into the research of this machine and it was almost lost Chiropractic history never to be heard from again. This machine could of been huge. The discussion we have covers all sorts, but focuses around how much research BJP did and how we can learn from it today. What did we cover: Growing up in a Chiro family. What even is the … BJP stream of conciseness. BJP random inventions. How specific BJP was in everything. The mental impulse. BJ DEDICATION TO MEASUREMENT. PRE AND POST CHECKS. Is a crack an adjustment .IS NORMAL good enough. Would you rather be the best adjust or or best checker?

The Wilk’s case is a HUGE moment in Chiropractic history, however it is something that surprisingly few chiropractors know about. In this episode the amazing Dr Ricardo Flores Dc shares a little on the incredible legal battle that we all still benefit from today. Dr Flores, a hugely passionate Chiropractor was kind enough to take some time out of his busy week to share some of his insight on the topic and what his research on the topic has Brough up while he prepares to speak on the topic at upcoming Chiro events. The Wilk’s case began in October 1976, when Chester Wilk, D.C. and four other chiropractors filed suit against the AMA. The suit claimed that the defendants had participated for years in an illegal conspiracy to destroy chiropractic. On August 24, 1987, after endless wrangling in the courts, it was ruled that the AMA and its officials were guilty, as charged, of attempting to eliminate the chiropractic profession. This case effects us all today and is certainly must listen for all of todays Chiropractors.