The Philosophy and Precision of Chiropractic: Unlocking the Healing Potential Within

MoChihChu Schofield Chiropractic Training Podcast

In this enlightening episode of the Schofield Chiropractic Training podcast, join hosts and SCT coaches Dr. FJ Schofield and Dr. Fred Schofield as they delve deep into the foundational philosophy that underpins chiropractic care and its pivotal role in the healing process.

Chiropractic care is not merely about making adjustments; it's about understanding and embracing the profound philosophy that the body has an innate ability to heal itself. As Dr. FJ Schofield aptly puts it, "If you don't believe that the body heals from the inside out, you're never going to get good at adjusting."

Listen in as our hosts emphasize the significance of not questioning the principle but rather focusing on refining your application. Chiropractic care is not a matter of simply praying to innate intelligence and expecting miraculous healing; it's about the art and science of precision in adjustment.

Intriguingly, Dr. Fred Schofield shares an insightful excerpt from the Chiropractic Textbook by R.W Stephenson titled "the Missing Link." This invaluable text sheds light on the deep connection between philosophy and practice in chiropractic care, providing a blueprint for chiropractors to enhance their co-creative role in facilitating healing.

Whether you're a seasoned chiropractor or someone interested in understanding the philosophy behind this holistic approach to health, this episode will broaden your perspective and deepen your appreciation for the intricate balance between philosophy and precision in chiropractic care.

Tune in to explore the profound philosophy that guides chiropractors in helping the body tap into its innate healing potential, making every adjustment a step closer to optimal health.

Note: The Chiropractic Textbook by R.W Stephenson, "the Missing Link," serves as a cornerstone in the world of chiropractic philosophy, offering valuable insights into the profession's core principles and practices.