By Sharon Gorman, D.C. The void is where God is. Empty places, empty moments are not really empty; they’re pregnant. God is the potential fullness gushing out from every empty space, the ever-present possibility of a magic moment or miraculous thought. Off the blank page jumps a cosmic summons to write your own name. Out…
By Dr. Rick Wren Dear Colleagues and Friends, Success principle #7 (set up multiple appointments) is most times difficult to get chiropractors to do, because of the emotional risk. The physical planning for multiple appointments is one of the easiest to prepare for, but due to the fear of rejection chiropractors do not schedule for…
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. This week’s New Yorker magazine features an in-depth article on surgery of the low back, the politics associated with the procedure, and the fact that the results have been overwhelmingly unsuccessful. To put the concept of low back surgery into perspective, the article begins by reminding us of several surgically touted…
An article from this mornings Cox News Service caught my attention and I thought I would share some highlights with you. It was titled, “Behavioral Medicines Help Troubled Pets Cope with Life.”