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Topics for next week live Q&A. Please start dropping questions this week for next week.
Now is the time for you to have a think about Clients that you can receive extra help with next week by utilising this community to sharpen the saw. The peer support available to help you recall Clients and upgrade expectations for what Chiropractic care can deliver is why we exist. Let us help you deliver master full adjustments above and beyond by dropping clinical challenges in here and using the collective mind to deliver exceptional results to your tribe.
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I would love to know how you handle clients that don't fit your practice or don't follow the care plan and still complain. I had a tough example with a mother and son. She booked her son in for care and from the first interaction she was making fun of her son for his "dirty" underwear (which they weren't) then she didn't have a good vibe with the receptionist and only wanted to pay and book appts in with me. I told her from the start that that we don't work that way but that I'm happy to refer them to someone one who does. This child was overweight and I had already after 3 visits built a good rapport with him, but the mother stopped care because of her bad feeling of the practice
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Hey Doc! I was watching your videos where you mentioned the fee system that you have set up to promote wellness and consistent care. I was hoping you wouldnt mind sharing the details of that as far as pricing and how the system works (amount of visits, time, frequency) Thanks!
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Very interested in this topic also 🙌
Epilepsy, childhood migraine, practitioner self care, CNS nutrition
Covers Epilepsy v childhood migraine, communicating to parents when they have medical confidence melting and giving them alternatives to hang on to in a chiropractic domain, philosophy and competition challenges in the office, specifics on lifting sphenoid and gag reflex threshold. How to explain threshold to parents and clients. Communication • Give homework to give families back control. Management then tells them to call back and get checked. Calling back to get checked is part of the homework. • Changing diagnoses (example: epilepsy → migraine). Some clients hold onto one diagnosis and forget there is hope. • “I get adjusted myself. I want you to have the same.” Patients advice- small goes a long way • Cranial work improves CSF and blood flow to the brain. • Small advice goes a long way: TMJ issues in bald patients — cold stresses the system. Keep warmth in the body (beanie). • Avoid overtightening suboccipitals and TMJ strain. • Point-dog hold Hold 10 seconds to reset posture and nervous system awareness. Teach patients to “snap to attention.” Nervous System Nutrition • Nutrition = basics of feeding the nervous system. • GABA • Building block of brain scaffolding • Stress depletes it • Research shows it can reduce tics and seizures • Improves clarity, focus, and response to adjustment • Poor suture texture (“wood-like”) + low CSF = need amino acids to build tissue strength. • Omegas improve fat conduction and tissue strength. • Ornithine supports CSF production. • If patients don’t have good nutritional input, adjustments happen on “squishy tissue” and won’t be as effective. Practitioner Self-Care • Self-care = life-giving back into your tank (Mother Nature). • Low suboccipital tone + looking down + fast impulse = mini whiplash, being the bench higher. • The energy exchange is real — protect your own system. • Switch off when you leave practice. • Separate work and home (uniform mindset). Create a transition ritual. • Write down unfinished thoughts at the end of the day so you start fresh tomorrow.
Epilepsy, childhood migraine, practitioner self care, CNS nutrition
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@Simon Floreani amazing thank you 🙌
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@Diana Graca wow you take great notes thanks for sharing 🙌
Media flashback
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1aRHKtSYDM/?mibextid=wwXIfr One of the things that has helped me build my social media to over 1 million views a week within three months has been the extensive media training I received when I was the president of the Chiropractor in Australia and we were being attacked for adjusting children and causing strokes. I’m keen to build an army of chiropractors worldwide who showcase the beauty and power of adjustments. Who’s interested ?
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This is one of the things I really dislike about politics and media. How the interviewer can prepare and decide when to end the discussion. Since coming to the well adjusted seminars, post covid, I've felt more confident to say something to people in regards to Chiropractic in a way that I am not defending my profession but letting the results speak for themselves. At the end of the day chiropractic works whether you believe in it or not. And now look at the body of evidence that is growing about our influence on the immune system, burnout, kids etc. We knew all this already as chiropractors 🫶🙌
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@Joe Ierano wow you handled that like a pro 🙌
Skool content coming!!
I’m excited to share with you all my day today going to my publisher and seeing the first drafts of our modules in a concourse with ai generated images to showcase the beauty of the adjustment. Drop a message in here if you would like to be the first people to review this content. There is 6 books so far!
Skool content coming!!
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So cool!
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Looks amazing Simon, love the images too and how each section is broken down 🙌
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Olivia Cox
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Spreading the love of chiropractic. One spine at a time ❤️🙌

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