What Does a Chiropractor Need to Be Allowed to Do?
What happens to scope when chiropractic is defined by the adjustment.
Chiropractic, Culture, and the Climb
Exploring professional identity, cultural relevance, and the future of chiropractic.
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Are We Making Chiropractic Too Small?
What happens when a profession becomes known for its procedure instead of the doctors who practice it.
Build the Association Around the Problem
If advocacy and collective representation are the problems only the association can solve, then that is what the association should be built to do.
Why Advocacy Is So Hard to Fund
The benefit belongs to everyone, even when only some people pay for it.
What Problem Does an Association Solve?
Why the reasons people once joined associations are not the same reasons we still need them.
CCE Is Leaving Federal Recognition. Now We Need to Read the Fine Print.
The real work begins in the statutes, rules, credentialing standards and policies built around the old system.
The Comparison
The Parable of the Talents never asked the servant with two talents to measure himself against the one with five. I did.
The Currency of Service
How a profession measures worth when markets won't
Let's Add More
What happens when burden compounds faster than infrastructure can manage.
The Bill Won't Pass Without Money
Here's Why You're Not Funding It.
What Professional Associations Don't Pay For
How extraction becomes embedded in culture.
The Medicare Bill and the Shape of History
Sometimes the most interesting question isn’t what changed, but why.
A Perfectly Reasonable Question About a Six Year Old Plan
What a coffee station conversation reveals about apathy, infrastructure, and the gap between the two.