chiropractic

285 Screening and Why Not Wait and See

Early Detection of Scoliosis – Let’s Stop the Surgery Most scoliosis doesn’t start with pain. It starts with small signs that are easy to miss—one shoulder a little higher, a shirt that twists, a shoulder blade that sticks out, or a “rib hump” when a child bends forward. The problem is that if a curve…

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284 Dry Needling and Sciatica

That burning, tingling, or numb feeling running down your leg can be scary. Most people assume it has to be a disc problem. Sometimes it is—but in many cases, tight, irritated muscles in the hip and buttock can mimic sciatica or make it worse. In this episode, you’ll learn what sciatica really means, why the cause matters more than the…

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283 Achilles Problem and Shockwave

If your Achilles “warms up” after a few minutes but keeps coming back, this episode explains why rest alone often fails—and how shockwave therapy plus the right loading plan can help you finally turn the corner. Episode Summary Does your heel feel stiff the first few steps in the morning… then loosen up… then ache…

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282 Early Scoliosis Detection Awareness

Episode overview June is Scoliosis Awareness Month, and this episode is a simple reminder of why scoliosis matters and why it’s often missed. We cover what scoliosis is, what signs to look for in kids, teens, and adults, and how catching it early can open the door to more conservative options and better long-term outcomes. The…

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281 Dry Needling vs Acupuncture

What Is Dry Needling (and Is It the Same as Acupuncture)? Episode overview If someone told you a thin needle could help release the “knot” that has been wrecking your shoulder, neck, or back, you’d probably ask the big question: “Is that acupuncture?” This episode answers that clearly. Dry needling and acupuncture may use a similar tool…

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273 Dry Needling Vs Shockwave

A Doctor’s Perspective with Dr. Justin Trosclair Episode outline Today’s topic: dry needling versus shockwave therapy for musculoskeletal pain, with practical guidance on choosing the right approach based on whether the primary issue is muscle or tendon/injury. Key points discussed Takeaways Resources mentioned

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SOLO DOCTOR OPERATING SYSTEM

How to Finish Notes, Keep Marketing Moving, and Be Present at Home If you are a solo doctor, you are not just seeing patients. You are also leading a team, finishing notes, solving problems, answering questions, handling marketing, and trying to have a life when the day is over. That is where many clinic owners…

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M 76 Chiropractic Recommended by Medical Journals and ESI Facts

Quick look at the Medical Journals that recommend chiropractic and the truth about spinal steroid injections. The frequency of patients who filled a prescription for opioid medication six months after their initial visit was significantly higher in the group that started with a primary care physician compared to those who did not. In contrast, a…

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M 73 One Long Form Post a Week Strategy   

Learn a strategy that only requires 1 post a week but supplies content for a whole year using snippets that are only the top producing for social media likes and clicks. 📍 Welcome back to a doctor’s perspective podcast. This is mini-sode number 73, long form post a week strategy. So I was listening to…

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E 180 House Call Chiropractic How & Why Jillaine St Michel DC

Learn the In’s and Out’s of house call chiropractic. Going to someone’s home or office has many questions and Jillaine St. Michel DC answers them. See if mobile chiro is right for you. While working in a traditional brick and mortar higher volume practice, she quickly gained lots of experience but also learned some of…

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