(1:00 – 13:30) – Introductions and Chiropractic

Question 1: What do you do and what is a chiropractor?

Question 2: What is the difference between a chiropractor and someone like a sports medicine physician?

Question 3: How did you get to the point of not using manipulative medicine as a chiropractor and what do you do today?

Question 4: What is the difference between chiropractic care and physical therapists?

(13:30 – 16:30) – Chiropractic Care and Preventive Medicine

Question 4: What does preventive medicine mean to you as a chiropractor?

(16:30 – 31:30) – All Things Pain

Question 6: What is pain?

Question 7: When does pain matter and when should we worry about it, when do you intervene?

Question 8: How do contextual factors and narratives influence what we feel?

Question 9: How do you balance patients wanting a cure for their pain now versus the nuanced and longer-term approach?

Question 10: How can we bring this evidence based approach to pain to the public to someone who might not have the same background in the literature?

(31:30 – 49:30) – Myth Busting

Question 11: Myth or truth – back pain is dangerous most of the time?

Question 12: Myth or truth – are trigger point releases or injections valid treatment modalities?

Question 13: How do you address expert experience and opinion when they say “you don’t have my hands?”

Question 14: Myth or truth – humans should generally live pain free.

Question 15: Is pain a disease?

Question 16: Myth or truth – posture and pain are related

Question 17: Myth or truth – strength imbalances are related to pain in the weaker body parts

(49:30 – 57:00) – Treatments for Pain

Question 18: When do procedures or surgery come into play for helping someone with their pain?

Question 19: Are there specific things you can do to reduce your risk of pain?

(57:00 – 1:00:00 ) – Closing Remarks

Question 20: What do you tell someone in 2 minutes who asks you, “how do I get healthy?”