Thru The Chapters

In today's episode, we will be discussing the rules for correction of a short femur.  This includes pelvic measurements to determine functional difference versus anatomical difference; but it will also include the rules for knowing when, and when not to apply a heal lift. 

In today's episode, we conclude the week by taking our knowledge of subluxation and relating it to the patient through palpation. Dr Charlie Martin will be discussing the subtleties of the art of palpation. Better palpation always leads to a better adjustment, so it is worth our time to better understand how to get the most information from what the patient's body is trying to tell us. 

In today's episode, Dr Sam Gunlogson is going to discuss subluxation from the clinical side.  This is how we transition from a philosophical position of knowing, to a clinical side of doing.  Once again, we are reminded that the strength of the Gonstead system is in the analysis, and your adjustment is only as good as your analysis. 

In today's episode, Dr Eric Russell will be talking about the philosophical implications of subluxation. Rather than esoteric, this is a deeply practical look at what is subluxation, what are we trying to do as chiropractors, and how do we communicate that to our patients. 

In today's episode, we will introduce the concept of femur height changes and how this can be a functional problem or an anatomic problem.  Proper treatment always depends on proper analysis, so we will begin today with the analysis, and we will finish up next week with the correction. 

In this throw-back episode, we go back to the early days of the podcast and one of our first interviews.  In this episode, we keep it pretty basic, but I think you will find this to be a great episode, especially if you are new to the Gonstead System. 

In this throw-back episode, Dr Geary will be talking about some of the unique attributes of the Thoracic Spine.  He will also be talking about how to properly correct this area so we aren't just rattling bones. 

In this throw-back episode, the three of us will discuss a unique case that was turned into an email chain.  Ultimately, it took many minds to figure out what was happening, but there is a lot of rich clinical information you can pick up from this episode.  Enjoy!

In today's episode, we will be discussing the combination of vertical and horizontal misalignment in the Ilium.  These circumstance creates complexity and it is important to understand to ensure that we apply to proper correction for the patient's benefit. 

In today's episode, we will be talking with Dr Randy Johnson.  Dr Johnson was around in the days when the GCSS was first formed, and he can tell us a lot about our history and how this organization came into being. We will be discussing all things Gonstead with him and how we try to move the organization forward.