Let’s talk with Dr. Lisa Thomson. She is a practice owner, a board member for the California Chiropractic Association, Associate Faculty at Southern California University of Health Sciences, and a writer for Help What Hurts. Lisa will discuss why she started specializing in the treatment of rotational athletes, building a functional practice, and the importance of communication.
“Sometimes we need to be comfortable having difficult conversations. Communication is essential; being able to really listen to our clients and say things that may not be easy.” – Lisa Thomson
How Lisa went from a typical chiropractor to a specialist in rotational athletes.Lisa’s experience of taking the TPI course.What changes the TPI education made to Lisa’s practice.What percentage of clients at Lisa’s practice are athletes versus general population?How COVID-19 restrictions changed Lisa’s patient base and business during lockdown.Why it’s important to not only focus on athlete clients.Integrating rotational athlete assessment into an already busy practice.Why you need to know your limits and when to say no.Creating a functional office.Having good communication and its relation to gaining patient trust.Overcoming patient objections about diagnosis.Focusing on long term goals in the chiropractic space.How Lisa overcame stage fright.Tackling the political side of chiro.What the future holds for Lisa and her practice.What Lisa is excited about in general chiropractic medicine.How you can make a difference.Back Body Mind Chiropractic: https://backbodymind.com/
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