EPISODE · Oct 22, 2025 · 12 MIN
Reviving Chiropractic’s Core: Philosophy, Leadership, and Building Stronger Practices
from Build to Scale · host Chiro Match Makers
In this thought-provoking conversation, Dr. Allen Miner and Dr. Mark Mouw unpack the evolving role of chiropractic philosophy in today’s practices — and why it still matters more than ever. They kick things off by connecting the dots between Tylenol, glutathione depletion, and chronic pain, sharing both clinical experience and what’s trending in healthcare conversations right now. But beyond the science, this episode centers on something deeper: the soul of chiropractic. Here’s what they explore: ✅ How vitalistic principles continue to shape thriving, modern practices ✅ The challenge of staying precise in chiropractic messaging ✅ Why the profession is missing strong philosophical voices today ✅ The lasting impact of foundational principles on teams, patients, and leadership ✅ A call to action for the next generation of chiropractic thought leaders Dr. Allen and Dr. Mark share personal stories, professional lessons, and real talk about what it takes to stay grounded in philosophy while building successful, future-ready practices. Whether you’re a chiropractor, clinic owner, or simply passionate about holistic health — this conversation will inspire you to think bigger, lead stronger, and reconnect with the roots of chiropractic Hiring: Build your dream team to help more people and make more money. Click below to schedule a complimentary Discovery Call for: Associate DC Hiring Chiropractic Assistant Hiring Virtual CA Hiring Get Hired: Want a better job? Submit Your Resume (no cost, no obligation) Check out our Job Board with over 100 open positions paying $85K+ Let’s Connect on Social (we’ll follow you back!) Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn
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