What The Health?
Let’s start this conversation with a healthy discussion. What are the two most important organs in the human body? Importance in the manner of sustaining life functions in its full […]
Living in Glass Boxes
What exactly does it mean to be human? Is it because we have a soul? Is it because we are able to critically think and problem-solve? Or maybe it is […]
Neurologic Rehabilitation
What comes to mind when you think of rehabilitation? Physical therapy for a knee surgery, back surgery, or joint replacement? Do you think of chiropractic or neurology? An injury does […]
Expression Through Technique
Expression is at the core of Chiropractic. The variation in what we do stems directly from expression. Entire techniques are created from this variation, and I have little doubt that […]
Rehabilitation and Maintenance Care: An Evidence-Based Critique
The story of the first chiropractic adjustment is one we all know well. Every student to pass through the halls of Life Chiropractic College West has repeatedly heard this same […]
Concussions: A chiropractic opportunity
Concussions occur much more often than we think. In 2014, the CDC reported approximately 2.53 million traumatic brain injury (TBI) related visits to the emergency department; 812,000 were pediatric cases. […]
It’s Time To Catch Up
Rehabilitation. A word that tends to make the average chiropractic student squirm. But our definition of rehabilitation tends to be limited to tiresome and monotonous exercises and physical therapists. It […]
The Real Vitalistic Life
Vitalism. The emphasis on the non-physical, non-chemical aspect of the human experience. It seems as if vitalism is one of those terms with multiple definitions and general descriptions. What exactly […]
Simple Exercises for the Chiropractor or Student
Chiropractic is a profession that draws people from all walks of life under one common cause: Clearing interference in the nervous system to restore proper function to the body. With […]
As the World Burns: On Rehabilitating the Chiropractic Profession Before It’s Too Late
When I was in University, I went on a delirious late-night rant about climate change one night in which I made a number of dramatic and outlandish claims about overpopulation […]
