– By Joyce Yeung & Melinda Pham – As an international student from Hong Kong, I think of chiropractic as a culture. A culture among the many in the health care system. Modern medicine ...
by Bri Lange & Austin Bergquist The very first thing I do when a child [i.e. kid] comes to see me at the clinic, is establish a bond with the parent or caregiver, making sure that the child sees t...
by Nolan Halverson You have the opportunity to be a chiropractor because chiropractic is a profession. Chiropractic is a profession because Chiropractic saves lives. In the fall of 2016, a 17-year-old...
by Alexis Griffith “PRIMUM NON NOCERE” – FIRST, DO NO HARM. ALL CHIROPRACTORS SHOULD STRIVE TO ABIDE BY THIS DICTUM, REGARDLESS OF THEIR SCOPE OF PRACTICE. One way in which we can a...
By Dana Bergquist “Subluxation is a symptom of interference and not a cause” – Dr. B.J. Palmer – We learn from the very beginning of chiropractic college that disease is caused by subluxat...
by Sara Parsons Between juggling a loaded class schedule, clubs, clinic, and for many of us a part-time job, imagine throwing in the mix researching position and political advocacy articles from multi...
There are 3 things that are guaranteed in life: birth, change, and death. We are often enthusiastic to talk about the start of life, but conversations about death are perhaps less than comfortable. Mo...
“Be silly. Be honest. Be kind.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson 1803-1882 founder of Transcendentalism, author, poet, philosopher This paper is dedicated to all the students I have been privileged to inst...
For this topic I went directly to one of the people who knows it the best, Dr. Ankur Tayal. Dr. Tayal is a graduate of Life West, President of the Alumni Association and head of the Department of Phil...