Rob and Mike are back after a short hiatus and hit the ground running with a discussion of appropriate and practical care planning, monitoring patient function/dysfunction over time to establish baselines and goals for improvement, and the use of published algorithms and guidelines as aids to meaningful and confident case management.

This episode is devoted to discussing Rob’s new book, “Why Does It Still Hurt? Understanding Chronic Muscle and Joint Pain.” Saddle up and listen to Mike pepper Rob with questions about who the book is for, what it’s about, and his writing process.

Make sure to listen to both part one and part two!

In this episode, Mike and Rob are joined by the very knowledgeable Dr. David Wedemeyer. They discuss foot analysis, pedal mechanics, gait, and orthotics in a practical and understandable way

Make sure to listen to both part one and part two!
In this episode, Mike and Rob are joined by the very knowledgeable Dr. David Wedemeyer. They discuss foot analysis, pedal mechanics, gait, and orthotics in a practical and understandable way

On this week’s episode, Mike and Rob are honored to welcome Dr. Jeff Williams. Jeff hosts the Chiropractic Forward podcast, has recently written a book entitled “The Remarkable Truth About Chiropractic: A Unique Journey Into The Research,” and is truly a modern-day renaissance man.

Grab a tasty beverage, sit back and enjoy!

Come on in, sit yourself down, and enjoy our conversation with the brilliant Dr. Julia Viscomi. Julia is a second-generation chiropractor practicing in Toronto. She is an elected council member to the College of Chiropractors of Ontario, and she’s accumulated rather a lot of wisdom in her nine years of practice

This week Mike and Rob chop it up with Chris ChippendaIe, who’s just a smart, thoughtful, caring person and chiropractor. He runs Patient Centred Training which helps chiropractors to improve their communication skills. He can be found at https://www.facebook.com/patientcentred/

Mike and Rob step outside the office and discuss what it's like to be a chiropractor in your own community, away from the clinic...and how that might change based on the stage of practice you're in, the size of your community, and where you live relative to your practice location. Social variables are explored relative to physical practice location, geography, population, networking, and community involvement.