Dr. Scott Schreiber has been in practice since 2004. He is double Board Certified in Rehabilitation and Clinical Nutrition. He specializes in manipulation, rehabilitation, nutrition, and lifestyle changes. Combined with years of experience, this allows him to see a wide variety of patients, including tough cases where other treatments have failed.
Listen in to this episode to have a 10,000 ft. view of the chiropractic side of medicine and how Dr. Scott gives premium care catered to every patient’s need to help them move better, feel better, and live better.
“You got to lay out a plan to get there. It's not going be a straight line. You're going to have bumps in the road and that's okay, but you just got to slowly work your way to that end. But like I said, also need those professionals in your corner to help you, guide you and coach you in the right direction.”
- Scott Schreiber
Timestamps
03:36 - Story of how he got into chiropractic practice
04:54 - Talking about the uniqueness of his practice
06:28 - Mobility problems in patients and how to treat them
07:40 - Different patients require different treatments
09:25 - Treatment based on the patient's assessment
10:27 - How he integrates nutrition into his work
11:42 - How he provides support and on-going monitoring of the patient's well-being
17:04 - Patient success stories
19:52 - Problem-based system against wellness-based system
21:55 - Compensating with unhealthy for healthy
24:52 - Sharing his thoughts on being an owner and the challenges and rewards that come with it
28:06 - His views on work life integration
29:51 - Habits and practices that contribute to his own personal wellbeing
32:34 What's well being for him: "It's your spiritual side, your physical side, your emotional side, all those, you know, need to work in congruence with each other and be optimum."
Key Takeaways
“ Some patients are attached to their pain. You know, they don't want to let it go but they want relief.” - Scott Schreiber
“I don't have all the answers. I know what I know and I don't know a lot more than what I know. I think it’s all about the patient. If I can help them, great. But if I can't, I will at least want to push them in a direction where I think this other provider or another professional can take care of them.” - Scott Schreiber
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