Archive for December, 2006

The Cedar Incident, as it is called, is the largest fire ever recorded in California history. Now I don’t know about you, but calling that unimaginably devastating fire an “incident” just sounds puny and disrespectful. I think of an incident as a minor annoyance that is only slightly painful, such as the Invisible Skateboard Incident [...]

 

So what is it we want more of? Is it a better physique, more energy, stronger relationships, a happy family, a sense of purpose, or better health? Any or all may be on our list as desires or dreams, but have we really considered what “lies in our way” of reaching them? What bad habits, [...]

 

Chiropractors across the United States have been reporting a spike in visits from university and college students during the past two weeks as they prepare for final examinations.

 

A couple of days ago a patient I hadn’t seen for a while greeted me as I walked into the room, then said, “Hey, with all those people out front, I was wondering if you were giving away gold in here?” We both laughed for a moment, then I said to him, “Yes we are! [...]

 

Professionalism and ethics is the theme for the upcoming Association of Chiropractic Colleges Research Agenda Conference 2007 (ACC-RAC 2007), which will be held March 15-17, 2007, in Phoenix, Arizona.