Chiropractic Blog

You’re in your practice, doing your thing. It’s easy to forget that for patients, coming to see you is well, an imposition—an interruption to their life. However, for you, their pre … read more

Apparently, the thinking goes like this, “If I downplay the seriousness of their problem and befriend the patient, they’re more likely to accept my recommendations.” There are many things wrong wi … read more

When my high school sweetheart broke up with me way back when, I thought the world was ending. I’m embarrassed to say there were tears and gnashing of teeth. I’m over it now, but it’s what many pa … read more

Many chiropractors have accepted two unhelpful ways of thinking about their purpose. The first is thinking their purpose is to adjust. But adjusting is merely a way to advance, promote, or mani … read more

On our deathbeds, we’re far more likely to regret things we didn’t do rather than what we did. Our tendency to pull back and choose the “safe” path (to obscurity) is even more tragic because our … read more