This episode of the Atlas of Chiropractic podcast discusses a research paper on cervicogenic dizziness in patients with neck pain.

The paper explores the prevalence, etiology, and risk factors of cervicogenic dizziness and provides insights into its clinical presentation and differentiation from other causes of dizziness.

The episode highlights the importance of accurately diagnosing cervicogenic dizziness and offers practical tips for assessing and treating these patients. It also emphasizes the need for collaboration with other healthcare providers and provides key takeaways for upper cervical chiropractors.

Resources mentioned:

Podcast episodes

• Mastering the message: the science of nocebo effect with Dr. Jonathan Chung
• Demystifying Meniere's Disease with Dr. Cameron Bearder
• The upper cervical chiropractors guide to cervicogenic dizziness with Dr. Cameron Bearder

Full text PDF of the paper:

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In this episode, Dr. John Stenberg, Dr. Cameron Bearder and Dr. Jamie Browning discuss the use of thermography in chiropractic practice.

They differentiate between chiropractic thermography and medical thermology, highlighting the importance of understanding the differences and limitations of each.

Dr. Browning shares her personal journey with thermography and how it has helped her patients with dysautonomia. They emphasize the need for chiropractors to approach thermography with caution and adhere to guidelines set by the American Academy of Thermology.

The episode also touches on the emotional attachment and resistance to change within the chiropractic profession. In this part of the conversation, Dr. Jaime Browing explains the process of interpreting thermal images and how they can be used to identify issues in the autonomic system. She emphasizes the importance of considering the whole picture, including neuro and symptomatology, to form an impression. She also discusses the distance and equipment used for thermal imaging and the need for FDA-approved cameras.

Dr. Browing highlights the challenges of providing thorough and conservative care in chiropractic practice and the need for more time and attention to complex cases. She also mentions the potential of artificial intelligence in analyzing thermal images and the importance of evolving techniques and incorporating new technology.

The conversation explores the tension between traditional chiropractic practices and the desire for innovation and expansion. It emphasizes the importance of supporting and cheering on fellow chiropractors, even if their approaches differ. The hosts discuss the need for students to find their own path and technique, taking into consideration their interests, athletic abilities, body type, and desired patient population. They also highlight the emotional toll of working with suffering patients and the importance of self-care and setting boundaries.

The conversation concludes with advice for students to stay humble, be open to learning, and appreciate those who mentor them.

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In this conversation, Dr. John Stenberg, Dr. Cameron Bearder, Dr. Chad Billiris, Dr. Jeffrey Hannah, Dr. Rebecca Kusichev, and Dr. Josh Silver discuss the topic of clinical neurology and its relevance to chiropractic practice.

They emphasize the importance of a thorough physical exam and the value it brings to patient care. The conversation also touches on the sequencing of modules in the DCCJP program and the need for ongoing education and training.

The hosts highlight the significance of cranial nerve assessments and the impact of upper cervical care on brain health. They discuss the non-linear nature of neurology and the need for individual accountability in providing comprehensive care.

Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of clinical neurology in chiropractic practice and the value it brings to patient outcomes. The conversation explores the application of the polyvagal theory in chiropractic and the importance of pre and post testing in healthcare. The speakers discuss the need for a comprehensive neurological evaluation and the challenges of integrating functional neurology principles into upper cervical chiropractic.

They also touch on the influence of social media on chiropractic marketing and the importance of articulating chiropractic principles to gain respect in the medical community.

The conversation concludes with a discussion on the different philosophies within the chiropractic profession and the need for continuous improvement and education. In this part of the conversation, the discussion revolves around the relationship between chiropractic and the medical field. The guests discuss the misconceptions and biases that exist between the two professions. They also talk about the importance of effective communication and articulation of chiropractic principles to the general public.

The conversation then shifts to the role of the cerebellum in chiropractic care and its connection to various neurological functions. The guests explore different approaches to adjusting the upper cervical spine and stimulating the cerebellum. They also touch on the significance of early detection and intervention in neurodegenerative disorders.

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