ChiroTouch Blog

by Dr. Joe Borio

These words were written thousands of years before chiropractic but they represent our purpose and define our objective more clearly than any words written before or since. It is your purpose to save their life and the life of their family and everyone else they know one person at a time. As I continue on this journey I am more convinced today that we chiropractors are the last true hope for the people we serve. It is our vision on health and the choices we offer our patient’s that will save their lives. I am also convinced that all of us need to do a better job. We need to get serious and start working together if we are ever to change the paradigm of those we care for. How do we start such a large and what seems impossible task? One person, one patient, one life at a time.

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Tags: Chiropractic Coaching

by Dr. Fred DiDomenico

We all know that most patients come into our clinics motivated by pain. As chiropractors addressing the cause of health problems, the subluxated spine, we attempt to teach our patients about the true, underlying cause of their health condition as well as their pain. Sometimes we are successful and patients commit to a corrective program and sometimes they are only committed until their pain is gone. Our Challenge as purpose driven chiropractors is if they quit when their pain is gone we are left feeling dissatisfied, frustrated and let down because they did not understand our message. How could we have taught them more effectively? The problem begins when we don’t know the answer.

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Tags: Chiropractic Coaching

by Dr. Pete Meinhofer

There you are in your car stuck in traffic. Cars seem to be backed up for as far as you can see. You are watching the clock wondering what the hold up is, and desperately trying to think of a way to get around the lineup of other drivers. Once you get to a certain point in the road, all of a sudden everything seems to open up and you’re moving again. There are no signs of an accident or stranded vehicles so you’re left wondering what the trouble had been in the first place.

Many times in practice we reach points where our growth will start to stagnate. There are invisible ceilings that restrict us and increase our frustration as we continually attempt to figure out ways to get around these evasive walls. The greatest danger that can occur when we are stuck in these positions is that we grow complacent, or burn ourselves out and lose interest in reaching our goals.

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Tags: Chiropractic Coaching, Dr. Pete Meinhofer