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This episode is a transitional episode about how both intelligence and force are always 100% in our reality. More of a set up concept, but an important part of the foundation of chiropractic nonetheless. Enjoy!

This episode is about chiropractic principles 4, 5 and 6. Enjoy!

In the month of May, the brothers of Delta Sigma Chi reminded me who I am and the purpose that we can serve in the world if we strive for it. Cheers to them and the future of chiropractic. In honor of their mission, here are the first 3 principles of chiropractic.

Meet our current treasurer and future chiropractor Mr. Ryan Powell. He is our resident esotericist and is rapidly growing into a formidable force in our future profession. Enjoy!

We kicked this whole podcast off with an interview and we're back with another. The first episode was with a former Parker Gonstead club president and now we look ahead to the future with the man charged with taking over in September. Please enjoy this absolute pleasure of a conversation.

If Dr. Gonstead had done about half of his life's work, it would have been enough. Lucky for us he went above and beyond his rational duty and we are left with the scaffolding of something truly powerful. Join me in continuing to build on this important work.

Getting back to our roots, this episode is a reading of chapter five in the "Chapters": the Gonstead Chiropractic Science and Art. Enjoy!

TBH the revival is not reviving and I talk about my experience as a student in addition to my hopes for the future. This technique lives through those of us that practice it with diligence and remain steadfast under outside pressure to conform. Let me know what you think!

The last episode of this run is about x-ray imaging and how it can make or break a treatment plan. Enjoy!

This episode is all about why we take the time to use a Nervoscope when considering which segments to adjust for a patient. Enjoy!

This week we talk about the importance of motion. Knowing where a bone is can be important but we need to consider where it is in relation to other landmarks as well to truly understand the system. Enjoy!

Who ever thought that so much could be said about the sense of touch? A seemingly simple part of analysis is actually just as important as any other aspect. Take a quick journey with me through this thought process.

This episode is the first in a series about locating the source of the patient's chief complaint. After a brief discourse on the senses, I get into taking a history and observing the patient. Be sure to notice what they tell you and what their body tells you.

The final episode of this four part series on patient approach is about detachment. Avoid cold detachment, sit with your feelings and show up with compassion to boost results. Enjoy!

After finding your culprit and accepting it, we're responsible for correcting the issue. This episode is about being as efficient and effective as possible; just the way Dr. Gonstead tried to be. Enjoy!

The second piece of the art of Gonstead chiropractic is to accept your findings. Part of this is accepting yourself and your skills on a macro level so that you can also accept that what you need to do for a patient in a micro moment. Enjoy!

This is the first episode in a series about the art and science of chiropractic and how Dr. Gonstead's system addresses patient concerns. Finding the issues comes first so we can understand and address them with confidence.

Last but not least of our three episode introduction series, we have a quick synopsis of Dr. Gonstead's path to mastery. I look forward to the chance to serve in the footsteps and beyond of this great leader.

After jumping right into this head first with my guy Caleb, I realize that a little background is in order. Please enjoy my chiropractic origin story but also know this will be the last time that I tell this story.

My very first guest is none other than fellow student and former president of the Gonstead Club at Parker University. This episode is more geared toward fellow students, but the general message of working hard without thought of a reward is universally applicable. Enjoy!