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.
Within each of us there is a well of energy that must be regularly replenished. When we act as if this well is bottomless, scheduling a long list of activities that fit like puzzle pieces into every minute of every day, it becomes depleted and we feel exhausted, disconnected, and weak. Refilling this well is a matter of finding time to focus on, nurture, and care for ourselves, or "you time."
As chiropractic coaches, we are frequently asked how to help chiropractors attract more new patients. We've written many articles on ways to get more patients and the management techniques in your practice to keep them coming back. I've found that chiropractors should be focusing on their mindset.
During your lifetime you'll come across many contradictions. There's a movement toward health and wellness, but McDonald's still makes billions of dollars each year. People say they want to travel but end up working crazy hours to save up enough money for their dream vacation that will never happen.
Our bodies fortunately are imbued with adaptability. Our frame and supporting structures possess all the physical characteristics of the inanimate materials that we are composed of yet there is more to us than just the physical materials from which we are made. There is an extra something within and about us that makes us different. It animates and coordinates us and gives our body its incredible adaptability.
A while back, Rick wrote a great post about the importance of patient education. He discussed the importance of listening to your patients instead of trying to impose your goals upon them. With that in mind, let's talk about patient goals.
