This episode features Jenna Quentin, founder of Adjust Your Media Agency and host of the podcast What Chiropractic Doesn’t Cure: Stories of Innate. Jenna isn’t a chiropractor, but her connection to the profession runs deep. In this conversation with host James Chester, she shares her passion for chiropractic advocacy, her journey as a writer and storyteller, and how she helps principled chiropractors grow their influence through consistent, aligned content.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Jenna shares how chiropractic radically changed the life of her sensory-sensitive, dyslexic child—and how it healed more than just his body.

• She reveals the emotional weight and guilt that came from making health decisions as a young mom in France, and how chiropractic helped her reclaim confidence in her intuition.

• Jenna talks about transitioning from journalism to a full-time chiropractic storyteller and social media strategist.

• Why social media is more about community than clicks—and what “five-mile famous” really means.

• Learn Jenna’s metaphor for organic content strategy: your social media is like your peripheral nerves, your owned content is the spine, and the brain? That’s new patient conversions.

• Hear why she believes podcasting might be the most impactful thing she’s created all year.

ABOUT JENNA

Founder of Adjust Your Media Jenna is a passionate advocate for chiropractic and a powerful storytelling strategist. Through her agency and podcast, she helps chiropractors build connection and visibility through content that reflects their core values. Based on personal experience with chiropractic’s life-changing impact, Jenna brings empathy, heart, and purpose to everything she creates.

DIVING INTO…

The Power of Medical Freedom and Intuition

Jenna’s story begins not with a business, but a deeply personal transformation. Living in France as a young mom, she found herself wrestling with state-mandated medical procedures and a traumatic birth experience. Without access to chiropractic care abroad, she intuitively knew something was off in her body—and waited until returning to the U.S. to get adjusted. This intuitive pull toward chiropractic, paired with the awakening of her voice around medical freedom, sparked a new mission in her life.

Why Social Media is a Vitalistic Strategy

Jenna isn’t just “doing content.” She’s helping chiropractors create ecosystems of trust and connection online. Forget empty metrics or short-term campaigns; she teaches a sustainable, organic approach to digital presence. Her team focuses on creating content that gets shared, saved, and remembered—the kind that builds a brand patients want to refer others to. She reminds DCs: your social media is not a gimmick, it’s part of your wellness care plan for your business.

Creating with Purpose: Adjust Your Media and Storytelling

From blogging and article writing to content calendars and workshops, Jenna’s work is focused on helping principled DCs tell their story in a way that aligns with their mission. Whether it’s short-form reels or long-form email newsletters, her goal is always the same: connection. And as she says, if you’re not having fun with it, it won’t work. Authenticity and enjoyment are key.

Why Her Podcast Might Be Her Greatest Contribution Yet

Her podcast What Chiropractic Doesn’t Cure is more than a content channel. It’s a storytelling engine for chiropractic. Featuring interviews with principled DCs like Dr. Tim Young and Dr. Tony Ebel, it weaves together powerful testimonies and inspires other chiropractors to speak up. It’s also an invitation for the public to hear real outcomes and understand chiropractic through human stories.

CLOSING THOUGHT

Want to know what it means to really connect with your community, share truth online, and grow a principled practice without selling out? This episode is a must-listen.

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