In my presentation, Practical Philosophy, I trace the ideas and thoughts from these two philosophers all the way to DD Palmer, the founder of Chiropractic. The Chiropractic profession’s history and foundation are ridiculously wealthy in philosophy.
I am sure you have encounter moments in your life where the pieces fall together in ways you never could have imagined. That doesn’t happen
What would it be like to be an elderly person caring for a seven-year-old child that was unable to walk or feed himself, go to
In the late 1990’s, two friends stood outside of one of New York’s skyscrapers feeling elated, exhausted, powerful, and humble. It was a strange mix
Some of you may be aware there is a heated debate. On one side you have the “old school” thinkers who have always done things
Life is the expression of tone. But first… Don’t miss the Scoliosis Support Group – BENT. Wednesday, Sept. 26 @ 7:30. RSVP chad@drchadhawk.com. Goodies from
4 New Patients Per Week Some of you know that I was accepting very few new patients for nearly a year. With the conclusion of
A Pop Toe What? In my efforts to educate and inform, a question was asked last week about how we age. I mentioned the
Proprioception: The ability to sense stimuli arising within the body regarding position, motion, and equilibrium. Brain-receives and interprets information from all body inputs and crafts the proper
Today’s topic gets right at the heart of what it means to be foundationally sound with who you are. This is a critical component to
November of 2000, I met a very wise retired Medical Doctor named William Standish Reed who had practiced as a surgeon for his whole career.
When the Colonist defeated the British, not everything went smoothly. There were still factions that never wanted to be free from British rule, there was
I cohost a podcast called Renegade Atlas that explores how human wellness is connected to our spiritual lives.
Give it a listen and see what you can discover about yourself. Maybe, you will be able to chart a new path for your life.
