In today's episode, we will be talking with cousins and work partners, Dr Holden Linn and Dr Brennon Kelly.  As the first two Gonstead doctors in the state of Louisiana, they had a lot to overcome as they introduced a new method of chiropractic to their community.  In our conversation, we will talk about patient education and how you present what you do to a community that thinks they already know what chiropractic is.  

In today's episode, we will be talking about what it takes to take your adjusting to the next level by creating habits that refine your technique.  Based on a simple concept created by Charles Duhigg in the book "The Power of Habit", we will lay out a process for creating greater skill by turning your adjusting procedure into a habit.  This is a concept that can add speed and precision to your adjustments, but most importantly, it can add consistency.

In today's episode, we will be talking with Dr David Geary.  How do you know when you should be in the sympathetics or the parasympathetics?  What if you find a potential subluxation in both areas?  Today, we are going to be talking about how to think about neurology and how to determine which system to be in.  We will also be talking a little bit about how the scope works and what we should infer from that.

In today's episode, we will be talking about Tic Douloureux or Trigeminal neuralgia.  As our guest will show us, it has many different names, but only one cause.  We will be discussing the neurology as well as the proper approach for correcting this problem and bringing relief to the patients who suffer with it.  This is an episode you will not want to miss!

In today's episode, we will be talking with Dr Lars Gunnar about his recent move from California to Tennessee.  This move gave him the opportunity to start over again, with some lessons learned.  The process itself has helped him to reflect on what kind of doctor he is and what kind of doctor he hopes to become.  We will discuss which elements he brought with him, and what was created new as he got to start over with a clean slate.

In today's episode, we will be discussing Natural Law and how it relates to Chiropractic.  Why do we struggle to get people to listen to our message?  Natural Law serves as an explanation for the reality we observe, and it helps to make sense of our Chiropractic philosophy.

In today's episode, we will be talking about the process of thinking.  Thinking is simple, right?  Everybody does it.  But do we do it properly?  In this episode, we will be talking about a particular definition of thinking and how this definition can be employed to make us better doctors and ultimately, better people.  

In today's episode, we are going to talk about a mental construct for figuring out a course of action for your patient.  Determining whether the subluxation is primarily a biomechanics problem or a neurology problem will help you to know where you should be looking for the subluxation.  This is a simple construct to help us to cut through the clutter and see more clearly.

In today's episode, we will be discussing a unique case and the lessons we can learn from it.  Joining us is Dr Kristin Fellows and Dr Josh Lawlor.  In this case you will see a number of guiding principles.  You will also see a lot of specifics as this case will take us all over the spine and even some extra-spinal joints.  

In today's episode, we will be discussing a case study that revealed some very interesting facts along with the extreme need for specificity and precision.  We are joined today by both Dr Kristin Fellows and Dr Josh Lawlor.  We will be discussing the details of the case along with the email chain that allowed several of us to participate in this case with her.  There is no doubt that you will learn a lot from this case as there is much to be learned.