This week in Upper Cervical Chiropractic - Dec 8, 2023 with Dr. Bill Lordan

In this conversation, Dr. John Stenberg discusses various topics related to the upper cervical field. He provides a status update on recent events, including the Epic conference and the announcement of the fourth class of the DCCJP program. Dr. Stenberg shares his motivation for participating in the program and the benefits he expects to gain. He also discusses the Dunning-Kruger effect and imposter syndrome, as well as the return on investment of professional development. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the power of collaboration and different perspectives in the upper cervical community. Takeaways The upper cervical field is constantly evolving, and it is important for doctors and students to stay informed and engaged. The DCCJP program offers advanced training in all aspects of upper cervical care, including anatomy, physiology, neurology, and biomechanics. Participating in the program can lead to improved clinical procedures, increased confidence, and financial growth. Collaboration and networking with other doctors in the program can provide valuable insights and perspectives. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Status Update 01:36 Recapping Epic Conference 02:06 Announcement of DCCJP Class 03:14 Purpose of the Diplomate Program 04:46 Motivation to Participate in the Program 05:37 Benefits of the Diplomate Program 08:02 Discussion with Dr. Bill Lorden 09:27 Dunning-Kruger Effect and Imposter Syndrome 11:25 Return on Investment 13:02 Modeling for Children 14:30 Doubt and Frustration in the Program 19:43 Podcasting the Journey 21:16 The Upper Cervical Community 22:16 Support and Advice from Prior Cohorts 24:09 Power of Collaboration and Different Perspectives