Welcome to Episode 19 with Alanna Ogan.. She is the founder and owner of Active Family Chiropractic, From her website. "Dr. Alanna Ogan came to Sioux Falls in February 2010, after practicing in St. Paul, MN for several years. Originally from Watertown, she wanted to get back to South Dakota and closer to her family while opening Active Family Chiro…

Since the inception of this podcast I am frequently asked questions about starting a nontherapeutic Chiropractic practice. These come from both new practitioners starting from scratch or folks interested in transitioning their practice into the nontherapeutic model of Chiropractic. I have been looking for someone who is just starting out to share t…

Eddy Robinson is phenomenal. He is the epitome of hard work and perseverance, with the confidence to live his life being faithful to his personality. If you are in your practice (and your life) and it does not feel like you are being authentic to who you are, then have a listen to Eddy. Eddy started this practice only a few short years ago and he c…

What does it look like when the light bulb goes on? Everyone who practices in the nontherapeutic model has their own light bulb moment. For Trent Scheidecker the moment was a catalyst which lead to his very successful practice and manifested a vision of a franchise model of nontherapeutic Chiropractic offices. Trent is a big vision person and a big…

I love Tyler White, there I said it. When we are attending the same seminar we often find ourselves hanging out at breaks talking about Chiropractic, families, and life. He is a great guy who is one of those folks who always gives you a calming sense and also the feeling that he has spent a lot of time on Chiropractic and what it is to run a nonthe…

A great chat with Jim Healey. Jim has been around a long time and is a wealth of knowledge. A quick plug for the upcoming seminar being put on by the Garden State Chiropractic Society in NJ on October 19th, 2019. If you want to learn more about a nontherapeutic type of Chiropractic office, it should prove to be a great day of learning and discussio…

We get a lot of questions in the email (for future questions email me at Rhinochiropractic@hotmail.com) on starting a practice so our 2nd board member Q & A is on starting a new nontherapeutic Chiropractic practice. My board member guests are Scott Timpanelli from Greenville, SC and Chiropractor Howie from Mississippi. We quickly realized that this…

From the great state of Michigan we have Todd Galley as our guest in this week's episode. I had a fun talk with Todd about his practice, having a home office, a BOTW office and the mindset of a nontherapeutic Chiropractor. I feel like Todd marries a loving heart with a no nonsense approach perfectly. I hope you enjoy our chat. Please share this pod…

Success leaves clues. Judy Campanale has a long and distinguished resume in her Chiropractic career. We have a great conversation about her working together with Joe Strauss for many years and her seemingly never ending energy to engage in being involved in Chiropractic on a organizational level. I was thoroughly impressed by Judy's ability to see …

It was great to catch up with Bradley and to see how he has grown his practice over the last few years. I was surprised and excited to hear him talk about what he has done to market his practice. I learned a lot and I hope you do too. Also, please enjoy our first ever show "sponsor" commercial. We are happy to endorse this sponsor and hope you work…

Dawn Maynard is the Epitome of a servant. If you listen to this episode you will quickly pick up the subtlety of someone with a giving mind. Dawn is always thinking of her practice members first, and she exudes that in the way she runs her office. I have known Dawn for a while and this was always a part of her personality, but I was struck by how m…

Great episode with Patrick Smith, who had a successful practice in Illinois but the little voice inside (not innate intelligence by the way) told him to "move west young man". He listened and made the bold choice to fold up shop and start a new practice in Denver. He wanted this one to be the reflection of the way he received Chiropractic care. He …

On this episode we answer the "why" of the Trust. Mark Romano, chairman of The Chiropractic Trust, goes over some of the nitty gritty history of the nontherapeutic movement including Reggie Gold the organizations that came before the Trust and led to where we are now. This episode should not be missed and Mark Romano does a great job of explaining …

When people are converting their practice into a nontherapeutic practice or they are starting a new one, there are often questions. Typically they range from nuts and bolts questions about how to run this style of practice successfully and often touch on the mindset of the practitioner. In this episode I am joined by David McGonagle and Stamatis Ts…

Please welcome to the podcast Scott Walker of Texas who talks about his major paradigm shift from the world of insurance and PI (personal injury) to an amazing nontherapeutic Chiropractic practice. It is so enjoyable to hear about Scott's story, including his inauspicious start and even a law suit. Scott has quickly built a massive 1000/wk practice…

Are their any powerful women who have nontherapeutic practices? Of course, and Jennifer Doriott is certainly one of them. She is one of my best friends in Chiropractic. Upon graduating school she moved to a new city and started a practice and a life without knowing a single person there. In this episode we talk about that type of bravery, as well a…

This week the call is with Justin Quail of Virginia Beach, Virginia. He talks about his move to a new city and how he has built a phenomenal straight Chiropractic practice from scratch. Oh yeah, and along the way survived a major fire, and a few other road blocks. He does it HIS way (did I mention that he doesn't even have a practice website!?!?!?)…

Well someone has to be first..... I am excited to finally launch this podcast and I am very grateful that Michael Madison agreed to be the first interview. My apologies to him that I was just getting used to a new microphone and it was too close to my mouth so sounded like Darth Vader for a lot of this. In one moment he actually pointed it out (it …

After almost 50 years in practice and one of the most successful practices in the history of the profession, Joe Donofrio has seen it all. Listen as I get to interview one of my life's greatest mentors. He truly embodies the nontherapeutic approach. HE gives it to you straight, in a "hold nothing back" intimate interview. Classic Joe D. Enjoy!!!!…