In this episode of What Chiropractic Doesn't Cure: Stories of Innate, host Jenna Quentin welcomes Dr. Rebecca Yaun, a chiropractor from Rome, Georgia. As a continuing education speaker and an adjunct professor at Life University, Dr. Rebecca shares her passion for chiropractic technique, philosophy, and patient care. Together, they dive into the power of mastery in chiropractic, the importance of effective communication, and the life-changing impact of a chiropractor who truly understands their craft.

🔹 The Nurse’s Journey to Healing – Dr. Rebecca shares the story of a nurse who suffered from severe back pain and struggled to find relief. After a disappointing experience with another chiropractor, she found true healing through Dr. Rebecca’s caring approach, technical expertise, and deep understanding of chiropractic principles. This story highlights why a patient-centered, principled approach makes all the difference.

🔹 Mastering Chiropractic Technique & Communication – Chiropractors should aim to master at least one technique while continuing to learn many. Dr. Rebecca explains why being proficient in technique is just as important as clearly communicating chiropractic philosophy to patients. When patients understand the 'why' behind their care, they are more engaged and committed to their healing journey.

🔹 How to Find a Good Chiropractor – Not all chiropractors practice the same way. Dr. Rebecca shares practical tips on finding a chiropractor who prioritizes nervous system health, uses effective techniques, and aligns with patient-centered values. Some of her recommendations include:

Calling the office and asking the assistant what technique the chiropractor uses.

Visiting the chiropractor’s website to see if they have real photos of their practice or just stock images of auto accidents.

🔹 Advice for Young Chiropractors – If you’re new to the profession, Dr. Rebecca shares invaluable insights on what every young chiropractor should focus on. She emphasizes the importance of doing a Doctor’s Report with new patients to educate them on chiropractic principles. Additionally, she highlights the need for having a clear protocol to determine when a patient is clear and when they need to be adjusted. These foundational practices set the stage for confidence, consistency, and better patient outcomes.

🔹 Telling the Story of Chiropractic – Dr. Rebecca’s favorite ways to communicate chiropractic include using office whiteboards, educational slideshows, and social media to engage and educate patients. She believes these tools help bridge the gap between philosophy and real-life application.

Connect with Dr. Rebecca Yaun: https://www.instagram.com/rebeccalapham/ https://www.instagram.com/liebermanchiropractic/