The Rodent Race of Research and Chiropractic Implications with Dorothy Trent- Podcast Research Series
Dorothy Trent is a chiropractic student and RISE scholar who caught the research bug after taking a research-based class and presenting in the college’s research symposium. Today she discusses her experiences with her most recent research project comparing the C1 spinal vertebrae of rats to humans related to locomotion, which so far points to scientifically significant similarity. She recently presented on the project at the 85th Association of Southeastern Biologists (ASB) in Chattanooga, TN.
Cheerleading NeuroLIFE patient health and milestones with Ruby Jordan – Podcast
If you have ever come through the bright, welcoming doors of NeuroLIFE Institute, you have most likely been acquainted with Ruby Jordan, NeuroLIFE’s beloved Office Manager. Dr. Veronica Garcia-Chapparo, our host, has a special love for functional neurology, in part due to the life-saving care she received herself as a NeuroLIFE patient. Thus she and Ruby are well-known to one another and it is a happy day to share the heart behind all the great lasting purpose work that NeuroLIFE does on a daily basis.
A Chiropractic Community Passion, Research and Academics with Kevin Tran- Podcast Research Series
Kevin Tran grew up in a chiropractic family with his dad practicing Chiropractic, knowing from an early age he wanted to become a chiropractor. He has a wisdom and maturity that many his age don’t have, recognizing the need in the chiropractic community to create a wealth of chiropractic research in order to “speak the language” of the larger healthcare community, to back up our work with scientific data. He is a RISE scholar conducting research through the research track, and has even presented at conferences. This special research series episode is co-hosted by Erin Gilligan, Project Coordinator for the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL).
Healthy Movement: A Key to Lifelong Wellness
At the NeuroLIFE Institute at Life University, we emphasize the critical role of maintaining a healthy level of movement or activity for overall well-being. While reducing symptoms is important, achieving and sustaining health extends far beyond that. One fundamental aspect of this holistic approach is encouraging patients to incorporate regular physical activity into their daily routines.
Enfranchising Cross Disciplinary Research with Dr. Alan Wells – Podcast Research Series
Dr. Alan Wells is the Assistant Dean of Liberal Studies at Life University (Life U) as well as an essential member of the Research Council. Research is often framed in the context of math and science endeavors, but a fair amount of business and interdisciplinary projects are also conducted here at Life U. Dr. Wells weighs in on some of the periodic considerations that go into preparing a student to start or continue a project, as well as how funding decisions are made. This special research series episode is co-hosted by Erin Gilligan, Project Coordinator for the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL).
Researching the Art of the Adjustment with Dr. Brent Russell – Podcast
Dr. Brent Russell is something of an institution here at Life University, first as an alumnus, then as a Faculty Clinician and now as a Research Professor that wears many hats for the Research Department. He leads the team that conducts research on “The Art of the Adjustment”, with the overarching goal of contributing to a breadth of research knowledge on what is exactly going on during an adjustment, how much force is involved and the potential benefits etc. The Palpation and Adjustment Trainer (PAT) became a big piece of that equation during the Covid 19 pandemic and beyond, and continues to be a tool with immense research and student practice capabilities.
Sleep Hygiene with Dr. Dom Fetterly, Director of the NeuroLIFE Institute (NLI)
“Sleep hygiene is how well you take care of your sleep routine. With that, how well do we take care of our brains so they can sleep and recover well so that they can heal better? Often the cases and the folks we see here at NeuroLIFE Institute (NLI) – they’re in a position where optimal healing needs to come from any avenue that we can find. Sleep is often a controllable factor and often worthwhile endeavor to explore with patients,” explained Dr. Dom Fetterly, Director of NLI.
Life University Embraces Research and Innovation at the ICPA Gathering 2024
Renowned Life University (Life U) Assistant Professor and Division of Chiropractic Sciences and Research Chair for the College of Chiropractic Dr. Christie Kwon was one of the keynote speakers at the March 15-16, 2024, International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA) Gathering. Dr. Kwon joined chiropractors from…
Reducing Stress with Dr. Dom Fetterly: Naturally Relieving Stress and Helping with Depression
Today we’re talking about stress. What an appropriate time to be talking about stress, as we all try to recover from a busy holiday season and welcome in the new year.
Spotlight on NeuroLIFE Institute: Changing the Focus to Prevention from Intervention
A common issue that plagues many chiropractic patients is slips and falls. These seemingly innocent accidents can lead to extensive recovery times, injuries and even life-threatening consequences, especially in the elderly population. Today, we’ll delve into the innovative approach taken at Life University’s (Life U) NeuroLIFE Institute (NLI) to assess patients’ balance and coordination, help prevent injuries and improve overall well-being.
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