In our latest episode of Taproot Conversations, Dr. Nicole was joined by Dr. Marcus Chacos for an incredible interview! Chiropractor, speaker, and author, Marcus shared with me his journey to fulfilling his purpose through chiropractic school. Marcus shares the unique story of how he found his passion for chiropractic. We also discuss the differences in chiropractic philosophy in Australia compared to the US, the biggest challenge for students coming out of chiropractic school, and MORE! Check it out and let us know what you think.

New grads and first-year doctors have a lot to consider when planning to open up their first practice. Today Dr. Nicole and Dr. John discuss the process of choosing the right technique for you. The technique a doctor chooses to use will illustrate their uniqueness in the chiropractic profession. Using their own personal experiences, Nicole and John explore how to determine which technique works physically, spiritually, and emotionally for you. 

New grads and first-year doctors have a lot to consider when planning to open up their first practice. Today Dr. Nicole and Dr. John discuss hiring a coach Vs. hiring a marketer to help start up your business and bring in new patients. In this episode, Nicole shares a story from when she opened up her first practice and her experience with hiring a coach to help her. 

1997 graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic West, Jack Bourla, has been serving his community for the past 24 years through vertebral subluxation chiropractic care. Tune in to hear the journey of how Jack became the incredible chiropractor that he is today. In addition, Jack shares his biggest pieces of advice to students currently in chiropractic school!

Life University graduate and second-generation Upper Cervical Chiropractic Specialist, Dr. Keith Crowe, is certified in NUCCA, Advanced Orthospinology, and has completed special courses in x-ray technology as well as Atlas Orthogonal Percussion Instrument Adjusting. Look out for golden nuggets in this episode such as his biggest piece of advice for chiropractic students!

Join us in this brand-new episode where we discuss Dr. Frank's journey to where he is today. Dr. Frank has been in the chiropractic profession for 17 years! His vision is for every man, woman, and child on the planet to become educated about the benefits of chiropractic. As a Board of Trustee for Sherman College of Chiropractic, his advice offers great value to chiropractic students and practicing chiros. 

Welcome back to our mini episodes, where we answer YOUR most frequently asked questions! New grads and first-year doctors have a lot to consider when opening up a practice. We explore important topics to help prepare students and new docs to run their own practice. Dr. Nicole and Dr. John sit down to discuss their own experiences with paper visits and automated payments. 

International speaker, chiropractor, entrepreneur, business coach, and one of the top 100 Entrepreneurs under 30 years of age in America, it's safe to say that Dr. Irum is a powerful woman. Irum grew up in a home where medicine was the top priority. Her search for a more natural approach to healing sparked the beginning of her journey as a chiropractor. We discuss how she overcame her struggle though chiropractic school, her life-changing mission trip, and much more!

Welcome to our first mini episode, where we discuss the pros and cons of accepting insurance as a chiropractor! New grads and first-year doctors have a lot to consider when  thinking about opening up their first practice. Dr. Nicole and Dr. John sit down to discuss their different perspectives on accepting insurance. 

Fellow woman chiro Jodi Dinnerman joined us this week for a ROCKSTAR interview! Jodi has been in practice for 21 years and runs not one, but TWO, practices here in New Jersey. Jodi knew she was meant to be a chiropractor moments after she received her first adjustment, describing the feeling as "bringing her life from black and white, to color." We discuss important concepts for students to understand before graduating and opening a practice, and Jodi shares her philosophy on the human experience, toxicity, and using rituals to ground yourself. She gets even deeper with us to explain how these rituals can play a role in the chiropractic student experience.