Podcasts about nzcc

Lizette chats to Dr. Phil McMaster, epic chiropractor and one of the founders of the incredibly successful New Zealand Chiropractic College. Phil talks about adjusting, the art of chiropractic and how that ties into our philosophy. He gives some great practice advice for new and older chiropractors and talks about how the NZCC was established.

You're going to love this episode of The Mile High Podcast with very special guest, Dr. Kelly Holt, president of New Zealand Chiropractic College (NZCC).  NZCC is a pearl in the global chiropractic education landscape, and Dr. Kelly Holt has taken up the reins at the college.  ✅Dr. Kelly Holt is the current president of NZCC;  ✅Part of NZCC's inaugural graduating class in 1998; ✅Held various roles at NZCC: Director of research, Lecturer, Clinic supervisor; ✅Served in private practice for 10 years before involvement in education at NZCC; ✅Contributed to 44 peer-reviewed research articles; ✅Named Chiropractor of the Year by NZCC in 2012; ✅Received several international research awards; ✅On the editorial board of two peer-reviewed chiropractic journals On this episode you'll hear about: ✅NZCC and the Sherman Mafia  ✅New Zealand's contributions to the Chiropractic profession  ✅Why New Zealand is a top place to send prospective chiropractic students  ✅And MUCH more!   Enjoy this podcast and make sure that you and your team are registered for Mile High XII: Mile High Noon in Denver, September 26th – 29th. You'll hear speakers who are among the best of the best, connect with other doctors and teams from around the world, and have a blast at the western-themed after-party!  You definitely don't want to miss this event!  Get your tickets now at RiseUpToMileHigh.com.  Be sure to check out the available CE credits, the day with Dr. Donny Epstein, and the VIP option that is your best value when bringing your team to the weekend! P.S.  If you want to market your Chiropractic-based product or service to thousands of chiropractors, check out the opportunity to become a Mile High Podcast sponsor at https://bit.ly/BeAPodcastSponsor. #ChiropracticMovementEvent #MileHighChiro #12thyear #MileHigh2024 #chiropracTOR #chiropractTIC #chiropractorsofinstagram #chiropracticcommunity #chiropracticevents #denver #milehighcity #chiropracticcare #getadjusted #chiropracticadjustment #adjustment #spine #chiropracticworks #chiropractichealth #chirocare #truehealthandwellness #chiropracticlifestyle #movement #colorado

The very special guest on this episode of The Mile High Podcast is the driving force behind Chiropractic research in Australia.  At school, Marcus was fascinated with the human body and healthcare — so much so, in fact, that when he won an award for public speaking and debating, he bought an anatomy and physiology textbook with his prize money! It was the influence of his then-girlfriend (and future wife) that motivated Marcus to enter chiropractic school. He enrolled at Macquarie University (then the Sydney College of Chiropractic). Before finishing at Macquarie, he received a Bachelor of Science in Anatomy from the University of New South Wales. Then, he completed a Master of Chiropractic at Macquarie. Marcus had the good fortune to be mentored by Dr John Kelly, a well-known chiropractor who taught him the value of constantly learning more and working with other practitioners to show clients the results they seek. Marcus' approach to care looks at healing on all levels. With an integrated model of care, we achieve remarkable results for people where other avenues have failed. Marcus seeks to uncover and understand the needs of each client with the appropriate testing, then holistically apply the best forms of therapy for a total healing blueprint. Marcus has lectured and worked as a tutor at the Canberra Institute of Technology in Psychology. He's provided medical science courses for the Kim Dudley College for Natural Therapists. With his additional studies in kinesiology, Marcus became an instructor in the subject. He's even studied quantum physics and symbolism to work on an incredibly profound, holistic level with his clients. On this podcast, you will hear about: The establishment of Chiropractic Education Online as a not-for-profit to fund raise for vitalistic chiropractic endeavors. Fundraising for the Australian Spinal Research Foundation (ASRF) and the Heidi Haavik's Centre for Chiropractic Research at NZCC for pediatric research Fund-raising to subsidize Chiropractic philosophy education and make philosophy training more accessible The Clinical Applications of Chiropractic Philosophy. What you can do to help And MUCH more! Check out this FREE resource: The Clinical Applications of Chiropractic Philosophy: https://www.chiropracticphilosophy.com.au/  It's a FREE Virtual Summit: Nov 26th - 28th, 2021, with a ton of Chiropractic speakers, including Dr. Danny Knowles!  Admission is FREE or you can receive bonuses in a VIP program, the proceeds of which are a fundraiser. So, enjoy the podcast, register for the Summit, and  if you haven't already, get yourself and your team registered for the Mile High 10th Anniversary event in June at MileHighChiroRegistration.com

Something a little different this time around. We got on a call with the incredible Aymun Kamal. It was such a blessing that she put some time aside, so close, to her pregnancy to talk exactly about that! This was actually the second time around we had to record this podcast. After the first one, we had some technical issues and I was worried we had lost some gold, but 2nd-time round there was more you will see/hear.... We wanted to chat about how life was while checking and adjusting while a bump grows, but wow we ended up covering up a lot. Make sure you send this as a recommendation for anyone who is about to go pregnancy as a Chiropractor. What did we cover:

Erana talks about her training at NZCC in Auckland, her love for the East End of London, Chiro life explained in simple terms, travel and all things gluten. 

Dr. Nick Laurie says that doing a lot of personal development, going to many seminars as you can, and having a mentor can teach you the quickest way to grow your practice and reach your target without sacrificing your family and health. Nick has been in practice for close to 18 years. He graduated from NZCC where he was in their 2nd class. He also came up with Fiji on Fire, where chiropractors have the opportunity to learn from ‘Chiropractic masters’ through power sessions and hanging out. Nick shares how he got hung up on the value of achievement and got focused on the numbers which made him felt isolated from his family and friends. He did things to make up with it, but didn’t realize it was putting his health at risk. Nick had a heart attack, and when he recovered, the things he learned from coaching and self-development programs have helped him to rebuild himself and his relationship with the people around him. Get all the resources for this episode and listen to more at http://www.drdonmacdonald.com/

Brian Lanoue is a 3rd year student at New Zealand College of Chiropractic in Auckland, New Zealand. Brian has worked with the Spinal Column Radio podcast as their New Zealand correspondent, interviewing influential chiropractors including the two most recent presidents of NZCC. He and his partner, Thea, both attend the school while running a produce business on the side and maintaining a popular blog on personal wellness and chiropractic. Check it out at OurExtraordinaryLives.com. In this episode we talk about what it's like to live in beautiful New Zealand, what's changed at NZCC since the induction of a new president, how chiropractors can take advantage of social media, and more. Be sure to look for us on Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and ExploringChiropractic.com to hear about upcoming hangouts. This episode is also available on iTunes as an audio podcast.

Join Dr. Thomas Lamar for a Spinal Column Radio dedicated to the students. DC-to-be, SCR Global Correspondent, and NZCC student Brian Lanoue joins Lamar in studio via remote from his New Zealand location as cohost for this special student episode. Listen in as Lamar gleans for our audience Lanoue's current perspective as a chiropractic student as they play and talk about two great interviews from the New Beginnings Vault. First they play Lamar's off-the-cuff Chiro Student Panel Interview conducted at the recent Fall 2012 Weekend to learn how students representing four different chiropractic colleges (UQTR, Life University, Sherman, and Palmer) are growing in their love of the principles and philosophy of chiropractic because of New Beginnings Chiropractic Weekends. Then they dig a little deeper in the Vault to bring out Lamar's Fall 2011 interview with Dr. Ron Castellucci, an associate professor at Sherman Chiropractic College, who not only loves the TIC but is able to bring a fresh and real perspective to his students by remaining in active chiropractic practice. Plus, Mairead Rothman, editor of Spizz Magazine, joins the boys for her regular Spizz Report which she deftly spins with a student angle. (Student Panel Interview -- Jad Tannous, Rafael Rosado, Ricardo Alvarez, Anna Elkins, Shane Zimmer, and Dr. Andrew De Saro -- recorded at the Fall 2012 New Beginnings Chiropractic Weekend. Dr. Ron Castellucci interview recorded at the Fall 2011 New Beginnings Chiropractic Weekend. Both interviews took place in Long Branch, New Jersey. This episode is proudly sponsored by BalimoChairs.com). [Plus as a last minute break-in, Dr. Lamar reports on the death of the Iconic Defender of ChiropracTIC, founder of Life University, and leader of Dynamic Essentials (DE), Dr. Sid E. Williams].

Join Dr. Thomas Lamar as he pulls two interviews from the recent Fall 2012 New Beginnings with two great leaders in our chiropractic profession. In the first half we hear from a chiropracTOR who may be retired from his 30 year run as the president of Life Chiropractic College West but has certainly not retired from our profession, Dr. Gerry Clum. Clum and Lamar tackle some hot topics: DC's prescribing drugs, CCE, Obamacare, and the stroke issue. In the second half, Lamar sits down with NZCC president who is passionate about the principles that undergird our profession, Dr. Eric Russell. Find out how he is leading this Down Under chiropractic college to create market ready chiropracTORS that are all about the TIC. Plus, we talk about the Chiro-Picker's upcoming book Chips from Sweet Home, the final bow of Jason Ulsrud's Rock Star Chiropractic Project, the Power of the Podcast, and we hear from Mexico Spinal Column Radio Global Correspondent, Dr. Victor Sañudo, for a chat with 2006 Canadian Chiropractor of the Year, Dr. Peter Amlinger. (Clum and Russell interviews recorded and at the Fall 2012 New Beginnings Chiropractic Weekend in Long Branch, New Jersey. This episode is proudly sponsored by BalimoChairs.com).