Have you ever considered that your strength could become your weakness? Its not something we often think about, but in almost every situation, we rely on our strengths. Today, we are going to talk about what happens when we rely on our strengths so much that they become our weakness.

The chilling effect has to do with people in power eliminating decent through fear of punishment.  In Chiropractic, this often happens in a debate over subluxation, adjustments, and almost anything else we could possibly disagree on.  In todays episode, I am going to present you with two competing models and an understanding of why they both think they are right.

In today's episode, we will be exploring the DiSC profile and how we use this in the office to allow for better communication.  This is a very simple tool, but the insight you can gain from it can be a difference maker for both retaining your patients and creating better patient encounters.  

You've certainly see the videos of the Y-Strap on YouTube.  I'm often asked about it by both patients and students alike.  I see it as an opportunity to share with people just how important that area of the neck is and why they should value it.  Today, I'm going to talk with you about how you can use this topic to elevate people to a higher understanding of chiropractic

Sleep is just as vital for life as air, food, and water.  Unfortunately, it is the most neglected among the four and the one that causes people the most difficulty.  Modern research has given us more insight into the process of sleep than previous generations ever had.  Today, we are going to talk about some of the basic issues involved with sleep and discuss a better understanding of the role sleep plays in normal physiology.

We don't often talk about subluxation, even though it is central to what we do as chiropractors.  Its one of those things we just sort of take for granted.  Today, we will be talking with Dr Russell about subluxation from both a philosophical and a scientific perspective.

Have you ever studied the history of science?  Its filled with horrible events that are highlighted by lack of disclosure and informed consent.  Today, we are going to talk about some of these horrendous events, but also about how we move forward in Chiropractic to insure our studies are both valid and ethical.

Ehlers Danlos Syndrome is a condition that is being diagnosed more frequently, and it is likely that a number of patients have an undiagnosed version of this condition.  EDS creates a unique clinical picture with some unique features we should consider if we want to get the bet results.  Today, we take a closer look at EDS and how we should consider it from a Chiropractic perspective. 

New Years Eve, 2002!  Are you planning for the new year?  What kinds of things should we be looking at for the upcoming year?

Today, we are looking at Biomechanics.  The upper cervical region offers some unique movements that we must be aware of if we are going to correct it properly.  It isn't just about the primary motion, but the coupled motion as well.