Head, Heart, and Hands
A Chiropractor’s Guide to Boundaries, Burnout, and Becoming

By William Esteb

A rare email exchange…

What starts as a simple request for advice turns into a deeply personal conversation spanning three years.

Eavesdrop in on the inner struggles, silent doubts, and quiet triumphs of becoming a chiropractor—without losing yourself in the process.

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Whether you’re launching a practice, spinning your wheels, or rediscovering your purpose, this book will meet you where you are—and leave you better for it.

Answers That Matter: 

• How to better communicate with patients
• How do I set my fees?
• How do you attract the right patients?
• What if I don’t get results?
• How do I avoid burning out?
• What keeps me inspired?

Patient-Centered Insights:

• New patient metaphysics 
• The “Goodbye Procedure 
• Visit amplitude vs. visit length
• Comparison: the joy killer” 
• Reporting without selling
• The Law of Repulsion

What You’ll Discover:

• How to practice without pretending
• Why patients want outcomes, not ceremony
• How to care without emotional entanglement
• How to hold boundaries with love, not guilt
• When being professional means being fully human
• How to stay inspired in a world that often isn’t

For chiropractors who care deeply, love patients wisely, and practice with intention.

You've never read a chiropractic book that is this practical and immediately usable.

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Head, Heart, and Hands
240 pages
Paperback