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New Beginnings Commitment Toward Students (English & French) Quelle est la necessité de la philosophie chiropratique pour les étudiants? Dans la plupart des collèges chiropratiques, les étudiants sont bombardés de science et de technique et l'aspect philosophique est mis de côté. Bien souvent, cela donne des jeunes gradués qui se questionnent sur l'eff... new-beginnings-commitment-toward-students-english-and-french.html

Five simple rules to be happy By Jim Dubel, D.C. A 92-year-old, petite, well-poised and proud man, even though he is legally blind, he is fully dressed each morning by eight o'clock, with his hair fashionably coifed and a shave perfectly applied, moved to a nursing home today. His wife of 70 years recently passed away, maki... five-simple-rules-to-be-happy.html

Everyone Can`t Be In The Front Row By Dr. Jim Dubel Life is a theater. Invite your audience carefully. Not everyone is healthy enough to have a front row seat in our lives. There are some people in your life that need to be loved from a distance. It's amazing what you can accomplish when you let go, or at least minimize, your ti... everyone-can-t-be-in-the-front-row.html

The Basis of Chiropractic as I see it... By Eddy Cohen, D.C. The Basis of Chiropractic as I see it... Chiropractic is based upon the simple principle that the body naturally strives toward health. This is the normal expression of the body’s innate intelligence. The nerve system’s primary responsibility is to coordinate this proce... the-basis-of-chiropractic-as-i-see-it-.html

You never know how far reaching something you think... By Jim Dubel, D.C. The following story reminded me of an old B.J. Palmer quote: “You never know how far reaching something you think, say or do today, will affect the lives of millions tomorrow.” The law of unintended consequences is as applicable to human nature as it is to science. ... you-never-know-how-far-reaching-something-you-think-.html

Success in Chiropractic Practice - What Does it Take? Bob Simmonetti, D.C. (From the 34th Principle) There are many ingredients needed to be successful in chiropractic practice. Some are related to character traits, others to business acumen and to a great degree your success in practice will be determined by how you view your role in our healt... success-in-chiropractic-practice-what-does-it-take-.html

Spiritually, Emotionally and Chiropractically By Drew Rubin, D.C. Sometimes, just when we think we haven’t got a clue as to how things are going to work out, innate provides. Have you ever examined your life as it zigs and zags, wondering, “how did I get here?” I don’t mean physically in the place where you are sitting or standing or sleep... spiritually-emotionally-and-chiropractically.html

The Last Chiropractic Samurai By Jay Handt, D.C., PhC After seeing the movie, “The Last Samurai,” I felt this powerful churning in my stomach and couldn’t sleep that night. No, it wasn’t something I ate! What that uneasy feeling was, was how clearly the film portrayed what is happening in our Chiropractic world. But first, ... the-last-chiropractic-samurai.html

Chiropractic Educational Institutions & Chiropractic School By Dr. Bobby Braile, Chiropractor I have a great idea. Let's dream up a scenario that is totally illogical, totally impossible, and could never happen. And let's make it a defining moment in chiropractic. So, where do we start? Let's start our fantasy by having the largest school in chirop... chiropractic-educational-institutions-and-chiropractic-school.html

Take a Stand (on Chiropractic) Lou Corleto, D.C., PhC (hon) Do you want Chiropractic to “take off,” your practice to “take off?” Then we need to start thinking, speaking and acting as though they have and they will. Of course doing this will separate you from many people including some chiropractors. They will call you crazy... take-a-stand-on-chiropractic.html

Raised in Chiropractic By Dr. Robert Crystal A big concern from many students and new DC’s is whether our philosophy is practical. Please allow me to share my feelings on that. I was raised in chiropractic. It is something I do not take for granted, and appreciate so very much. Not that I was taught the words to exp... raised-in-chiropractic.html

Chiropractic Knowledge Is Power By Dr. Jim Dubel One of the points in my career that helped me to take a major step forward in my practice and personal life happened while reading one of B.J. Palmer’s Green Books. I have always heard most of the “on purpose” chiropractors like Dr. Sid Williams or Dr. Jim Sigafoose talking ab... chiropractic-knowledge-is-power.html

Is it any Different? By Kathi Handt Many of us can look back to when we were in Chiropractic school in the 1950’s, 60’s, 70’s, 80’s and 90’s and remember what it was like. There were lots of science courses, more science courses, and then some more. Thrown into the mix were the chiropractic courses, which, very oft... is-it-any-different-.html

Short Form, New Patient Orientation By Ernie Landie, D.C. 34th Principle in 3 parts... In A Nutshell Most people feel that if they complicate something, it makes them sound really important, even if the language that they use fails to communicate their point. Most Chiropractors are no different. They take the simple and w... short-form-new-patient-orientation.html

What a Wonderful World By Robert W. Tarantino BS, DC, PhC From "The 34th Principle" In the year 1927 Dr. Ralph W. Stephenson took B.J. Palmer’s Chiropractic Philosophy and systematically indexed it into the Thirty-three Fundamental Principles of Chiropractic. In the Preface to his Chiropractic Textbook Dr. Stephe... what-a-wonderful-world.html

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