ChiroShift

In this episode of ChiroShift, Dr. Chung joins Dr. Taylor Goldberg to discuss the intersection of upper cervical chiropractic and evidence-based practice. He addresses misconceptions within the chiropractic community, the role of imaging in treatment, and the significance of strength training for overall health and psychological well-being. The conversation highlights the need for collaboration in chiropractic and the future directions of the profession.Dr. Jonathan ChungIG: @drjonathanchung

In this conversation, David and Jacob discuss the importance of challenging misinformation in healthcare, the responsibility of professionals to stay updated with clinical practice guidelines, and the evolving nature of education in the field. They also explore the need for a biopsychosocial approach and the challenges faced by new graduates in building confidence. The discussion emphasizes the importance of engaging with broader perspectives and philosophical ideas to enhance understanding and practice in healthcare. Also touched on are the challenges of applying theoretical knowledge in real-world settings and the significance of continuous learning and adaptation in the healthcare profession.Dr. Jacob Templar's InfoIG: @strengthinevidence_physioOnline Course: https://contextualhealth.org/professional-education/lbpaz/

In this conversation, behavior change coach Shelly Belk discusses the intricacies of self-sabotage, belief systems, and the importance of awareness in facilitating change. She emphasizes the co-creative nature of coaching, the role of intuition, and practical strategies for overcoming self-limiting beliefs. The dialogue explores how subconscious patterns influence behavior and the necessity of setting clear expectations in the coaching process. Shelly and Devyn explore the complexities of emotional growth, the importance of understanding and embracing a full range of emotions, and the role of curiosity in personal development. They further touch on how self-sabotage can be a survival adaptation and emphasize the need for clinicians and coaches to meet clients where they are, using curiosity and effective questioning to facilitate change. Contact Shelly:IG: @ShellyBelkCoaching

In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Chris Daprato—better known as CupTherapy. Chris is a Physical Therapist with over 20 years of experience, currently working with both professional and collegiate athletes. He holds clinical roles at UC San Francisco and UC Berkeley and serves as the lead instructor at Integrated Movement Health, a company dedicated to advancing education in myofascial decompression and cupping therapy.This conversation dives into the complexities of evidence-based practice within manual therapy. We explore how to critically navigate misinformation, strike a balance between passive and active treatment strategies, and stay adaptable in a constantly evolving clinical landscape. Chris offers valuable insights from his experience, highlighting the importance of individualized care, clear communication, and the role anecdotal evidence can play alongside research—especially in emerging areas like cupping.

In this conversation, Dr. Dane Barone and Dr. Josh Glasmann share their unique journeys into the chiropractic field, discussing their experiences in chiropractic school, the challenges they faced, and the lessons learned along the way. They emphasize the importance of soft skills, communication, and understanding patient care, while also reflecting on the gaps in their education and the need for a more comprehensive approach to chiropractic practice. Also discussed is the importance of mentorship, patient-centered care, and the challenges of entrepreneurship. They elaborate on the need for effective communication in healthcare and the significance of understanding patients' deeper needs beyond just physical symptoms. The dialogue also touches on the value of building a supportive community and the lessons learned from associateship experiences, ultimately providing advice for aspiring chiropractors.Contact Info:Dane Barone - @chirobythesea (IG)Josh Glasmann - @dr.josh_unbound.sms (IG)

Summary:In this episode of Chiro Shift, Taylor interviews Chris Hughen, a physical therapist and remote coach, discussing his journey in the healthcare field, the importance of mentorship, and how to navigate the job market. Chris shares valuable insights for students and new graduates on seeking opportunities, aligning job roles with personal values, and the significance of continuous learning through research. The conversation also touches on the evolving landscape of social media and its role in disseminating valuable information in the healthcare community. He emphasizes the need to set realistic patient expectations and the role of mentorship in professional development. This discussion also highlights the complexities of patient care, particularly in low socioeconomic settings, and the value of being present and attentive to patients' needs.Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Chris Hughen and His Journey02:50 Advice for Students: Getting Your Foot in the Door06:11 Finding a Job That Aligns with Your Values09:00 The Importance of Mentorship in Healthcare12:09 Navigating Research and Information in Clinical Practice14:57 The Evolution of Content Creation and Social Media Engagement27:56 Integrating Social Media in Patient Care32:53 Navigating Patient Barriers and Socioeconomic Challenges39:32 The Importance of Listening and Patient Engagement48:06 Setting Patient Expectations and Treatment Approaches54:22 Mentorship and Professional Development in Healthcare

In this episode of the Chiro Shift Podcast, Taylor speaks with Jared Maynard about his transformative journey from a childhood filled with insecurities to becoming a powerlifting coach, the importance of having coaches as clinicians, and his harrowing experience with a severe health crisis that led to a life-changing recovery. In this conversation, Jared opens up about his journey of personal growth and resilience following a life-threatening medical crisis and emphasizes the importance of opening up to help, finding supportive communities, and the transformative power of strength training. We also discuss the qualities that make clinicians successful, the balance between personal and professional life, and the significance of taking uncertain actions to achieve goals. Also highlighted is the ongoing journey of recovery and the lessons learned along the way.Jared's story is an absolutely incredible one that you won't want to miss.Takeaways:Clinicians often struggle to ask for help, but it's essential for growthHaving a coach can enhance a clinician's ability to help othersJared's health crisis highlighted the importance of resilience and supportEmpathy for clients increases when clinicians experience their own challenges. Opening yourself up to help is crucialStrength doesn't just save lives; it changes themTake uncertain action; do it scaredBe selectively selfish to be sustainably selfless

In this episode of the Chiro Shift podcast, Dr. John Stenberg discusses the intricacies of upper cervical chiropractic care, emphasizing its niche focus on the upper cervical spine and the importance of understanding the broader context of patient care. He shares insights on the role of lifestyle and behavior changes in treatment, the significance of imaging, and the ethical considerations surrounding chiropractic practices. The conversation highlights the need for patient-centered care and the challenges posed by traditional business models in the chiropractic profession. In this conversation, Dr. John Stenberg discusses the integration of chiropractic philosophy and evidence-based practice, emphasizing the importance of patient-centered care. He addresses the challenges of identity within the chiropractic profession, particularly in the context of social media and differing opinions on what constitutes a 'real chiropractor.' The discussion also delves into the complexities of the cervical spine, the significance of proprioception, and the importance of safety and confidence in neck adjustments. Additionally, Dr. Stenberg introduces the Anti-Fragile Chiropractor movement, which promotes resilience and empowerment in both practitioners and patients.Takeaways:Upper cervical chiropractic is a niche form of chiropractic focused on the upper cervical spineThe neck is a complex area that requires specialized understanding and carePatient-centered care is essential in chiropractic practiceImaging can provide valuable insights but should be used judiciouslyLifestyle and behavior changes play a crucial role in patient outcomesThe chiropractic profession must evolve to meet modern healthcare needsEthical considerations are vital in chiropractic business practicesCommunication and rapport with patients enhance treatment effectivenessChiropractors should be open to learning and adapting their practices. Chiropractic philosophy is part of history but not always clinically relevantScience has been more helpful than philosophy in clinical practicePatient-centered care should be the focus of chiropractic practiceThe identity of a chiropractor should not be solely defined by techniqueBuilding referral networks is essential for complex casesDr. John Stenberg's Info:IG: @zenith_chiroPodcast: Atlas of Chiropractic

Summary In this episode of ChiroShift, David, Taylor, and Devyn discuss the evolution of the podcast as well as their educational platform, Clinical Concepts. They emphasize the importance of challenging the status quo in chiropractic care, fostering a supportive community, and encouraging critical thinking among practitioners. The conversation highlights the mentorship program's role in building confidence and providing diverse career paths for chiropractors. They also address the need for continuous learning, collaboration, and a humanistic approach to patient care, while advocating for meaningful change in the healthcare system. Takeaways The podcast aims to challenge the status quo in chiropractic. The mentorship program provides clarity and confidence for new chiropractors. Community support is essential for professional growth. Asynchronous learning modules will enhance education. Encouraging critical thinking is a key focus. Chiropractors should define their unique roles in healthcare. There are diverse career paths available for chiropractors. Collaboration and referral networks improve patient care. Continuous learning is vital for success in the profession. Patient-centered care can lead to financial success. Chapters 00:00 - Introduction to ChiroShift and Clinical Concepts 02:18 - Evolution of the Podcast and Mentorship Program 05:21 - Building a Supportive Community for Chiropractors 09:45 - The Importance of Critical Thinking in Chiropractic 17:50 - Chiropractic Beyond Pain Management 25:06 - Creating Change in Healthcare 35:07 - Ethics and Financial Success in Chiropractic

Dr. Trevor Zierke, a chiropractor from Austin, Texas, is shaking up the chiropractic world through his viral TikTok insights. He discusses transitioning from traditional methods to a more holistic approach that incorporates exercise and patient empowerment. Trevor highlights the importance of adapting to modern healthcare, including the rise of telehealth and personalized care plans. He emphasizes the need for better communication with patients and how empowering them leads to improved outcomes in their wellness journey.