About this episode

This episode features discussions on accessible chiropractic research and its impact on new chiropractors in developing regions, along with insights from Cherine Lauer on engaging chiropractic practices.

In this episode, we caught up with Professor Phillip Ebrall, editor of the Asia Pacific Chiropractic Journal, to talk about the power of accessible chiropractic research to empower new chiropractors in the majority world - that is, new and emerging chiropractors in India, Asia and Africa. Here, we talk about chiropractics offering as we move beyond the places where chiropractic is well-established and into places where it is so needed. We also touch on a big concept: quantum thinking and the vertebral subluxation. We are then joined by the wonderful Cherine Lauer, who founded the CAAA (Chiropractic Assistants Association of Australia), to talk about how to get the whole practice talking chiropractic. This episode is proudly sponsored by ABCA - Advanced Biostructural Correction Australasia. Find out more about them at https://www.abcaustralasia.org.au/As always, find us on our socials to find out what we have been up to, and visit www.spinalresearch.com.au to find out how you can support quality chiropractic research.

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