Dr. Don MacDonald

Dr. Don MacDonald is a chiropractor with 29 years in practice and co-founder of The Informed Chiropractor with his wife Brandi. He developed the MacDonald Safety Corridor Protocol and the pelvic floor protocol, and Brandi helped turn his ideas into the structure and framework they are today. He teaches chiropractors around the world how to adjust through a polyvagal lens, communicate chiropractic with clarity, and build a more regulated practice, without changing who they are. New to this? Start with his free six-video course.

Transitioning Into A Vitalistic Practice – Dr. Danny Constable

Transitioning Into A Vitalistic Practice – Dr. Danny Constable Summary Chiropractic is not a numbers game. The number of patients you see and the amount of money you earn don’t matter. Chiropractic is about helping people reach their full potential. On this episode, we are with Dr. Danny Constable. He graduated from Palmer University in

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Selling Chiropractic Instead Of Yourself As The Chiropractor – Dr. Donald Francis

Selling Chiropractic Instead Of Yourself As The Chiropractor – Dr. Donald Francis Summary Selling yourself as the chiropractor, building a practice which is all about you, and hiring an associate into that practice is a good recipe for trouble. On this episode, we’re here with Dr. Donald Francis who has been in practice for nine

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Being More Certain About Vitalistic Chiropractic Through Research – Dr. Kelly Holt

Being More Certain About Vitalistic Chiropractic Through Research – Dr. Kelly Holt Summary Research states that subluxation is real, it does exist, and it affects the way our nervous system functions. On this episode, we are here with Dr. Kelly Holt. He graduated in 1999 from New Zealand College and has been doing full-time research

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