chiropractic management

Treat Yourself This Holiday Season!

You’ve worked hard at your chiropractic practice all year long and now it’s time to treat yourself! Join us January 23-25 in Playa Mujeres, Mexico for our next seminar. This beautiful location will benefit you personally and our seminars will benefit you professionally.

The Importance of Empathy

The Importance of Empathy

We're currently looking at a trend where unemployment is low and there is a skilled labor shortage, meaning employees have the advantage. Just as you have to work to keep your patients, you must also work to retain (and recruit) the best employees possible. So, where do you start?

Management Skills To Lead A Successful Team

Management Skills To Lead A Successful Team

Some of us are natural born leaders...some of us aren't so lucky. For most of us, being a great leader isn’t something you just start doing. Like any other skill, you have to work at it to become better. Here are eight management skills we suggest learning in order to lead a successful team.

Be Famous in Your Community

Get out of your office and show face in your community! It is easy to rely on social media to get the word out there, but if people can see you in person and interact with you, then that will create a better bond with them. Become known in your community and watch your practice grow.

Getting Inactive Patients to Return to Your Office

Getting Inactive Patients to Return to Your Office

See how a simple system and procedure in my office encourages a patient who had been gone for 9 years to come back.

How Chiropractic Coaches Keep You Efficient

How Chiropractic Coaches Keep You Efficient

Technical expertise is usually not enough to keep a practice up and running. Chiropractic seminars are a great way to get inspired and learn techniques on how to implement and improve your practice. Nothing will challenge you and keep you growing like a chiropractic coach will.

What To Expect from a Chiropractic Coach

What To Expect from a Chiropractic Coach

So you’ve made it through Chiropractic College, done your time as an associate, and started your own chiropractic practice. You’re experiencing some success, but you’re not growing as fast as you thought you would. It might be time to consider chiropractic coaching.