Chiropractic Consulting Simplified

If you've made the rounds with the various chiropractic management groups, or have shunned them altogether, you might find this a better fit.

But first, two important distinctions:

Coaching - Typically a long-term relationship in which the client is buying accountability, making performance enhancements, forming new habits and expecting to be held accountable.

Consulting - Typically a short-term relationship in which the client is buying advice, experience, creativity, problem-solving skills and other insights they can bring to bear on their circumstances.

Just about everyone can benefit from a coach. I have one. Make sure you're not buying a coach when you really need a consultant!

When to Hire a Chiropractic Consultant

Call me for some ideas or at least a second opinion when you’re…

• Burned out and no longer having fun
• Facing a major decision or turning point
• Off your game or lost your mojo
• Need some objectivity or fresh ideas
• Ready to reinvent your report of findings
• Feeling lost, disoriented or unsatisfied

It’s wise to seek counsel at times like these. Pick the brain of a passionate chiropractic advocate who has been serving the profession for almost four decades and has seen just about everything.

An Alternative to Traditional Chiropractic Consulting

If you're looking for a grown up conversation without a long-term obligation or dependency relationship:

1. Email or call me at Patient Media (800) 486-2337 to arrange a mutually convenient time for our one-hour phone call.
2. You'll create the agenda and select the topics that we'll discuss.
3. At the appointed time, using a land line (or Skype), you'll call me at the appointed time. I'll collect your credit card details for $150 USD.
4. At the conclusion of our call I'll ask, “Did you get your money's worth?” If the answer is yes I'll charge your card. If the answer is no, then I won't. Fair?
5. Expect startling insights, new possibilities and a clear direction forward with fastidious confidentiality and discretion.

I've been doing this type of consulting for almost a decade. Usually, a single call is enough to get things moving. Some chiropractors choose to have a follow-up conversation a month or so later. Up to you.

Chiropractic Consulting Without a Long-Term Commitment

No contracts, other than the handshake above. If I were a chiropractor, it's what I'd want from a chiropractic consultant.

Email me and suggest some convenient days and times. And let's talk.

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