David Fletcher: Elevating the Excellence of ChiropracTIC [PODCAST]

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Evaluating the nervous system elevates the excellence of chiropracTIC, and chiropracTORS, and most importantly the care of practice members. This is an exciting podcast with Dr. David Fletcher, a 1980 graduate of CMCC, and the current chairman and chief clinical officer of the Chiropractic Leadership Alliance and the Creating Wellness Alliance. Read all of David Fletcher’s bio here. In this episode, we have an in-depth discussion of instrumentation, and the nervous system. Mile high pre-registration is open with early savings until September 30th, and you can also gain access to the video and audio streaming of all years of MH! PRE-SALE HERE

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You will definitely want to listen to this episode with a pad and pen to take notes. We defined and discussed neuroplasticity, and the NeuroStorm. Whether you use instrumentation or not in your practice, you will surely learn a lot about the process of the downward spiral of a loss of adaptability and the subluxation process, as well as the upward spiral of a person’s healing, as their adaptability improves.

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You’ll also gain great communication strategies and skills for sharing a person’s results with them on instrumentation, as well as their progress, table-side. I encourage you to listen to this podcast, and become a neuro-storm chaser.

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You will learn about the difference between flying in hand and eye protocol versus instrumentation protocol and what you would do to make sure you’re not flying blind in taking care of people. Dr. Fletcher further discusses the relationship between structure and function, and how a person’s physical chemical and emotional stresses in their life have translated into their neural behavior and spinal structure.

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I already know this is going to be one of people’s favorite podcasts because of the depth and quality of the information and communication strategies that you’ll gain. Remember to check us out on iTunes as well as subscribe and leave feedback. If you enjoy the podcasts, please share them.

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Question of the day: “What do you enjoy about using instrumentation?” Please let me know in the comments.

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Scroll below for links and show notes…

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Questions I asked:

People Mentioned:

• Dr Gonstead
• Dr David Cox
• Pasquale Cerasoli
• Donald Epstein
• DD Palmer
• Arno Burnier
• Lou Corleto
• Simon Senzon
• Daniel Knowles

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You may also like these episodes:

• Phil McMaster: It’s as simple as that
• Jack Bourla: Social Change and Chiropractic
• Heidi Farrell: Creating Outstanding Team Members
• Joe Borio: The Future of chiropracTIC is in our hands
• Joel Kinch: Changing the Landscape of Chiropractic

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