Mastering the Balance: Chiropractic Practice and Life Goals, Featuring Dr. JaGerran Knight-Bryant- Thriving Chiros podcast
Dr. JaGerran Knight-Bryant, co-owner of Mustard Seed Chiropractic in Smyrna, Georgia, shares his experience of balancing marriage, parenthood, and business ownership with his wife, Dr. Jessica. Both Life University alumni, they discuss the daily learning curve of running a practice while staying true to their values. Dr. Knight-Bryant offers practical insights into achieving harmony between professional and personal life, emphasizing the importance of adaptability.
Leveling Up Through Mentorship, with Redmond Cunanan
Redmond Cunanan is a 3rd quarter student hitting the ground running, learning to communicate effectively as a future chiropractor and getting guidance through mentorship. He is President of the Level Up Mentorship club, a student club focused on helping students plan for practical aspects of practice, such as marketing and financial stability, through mentorship and guidance from chiropractors who have valuable experience and knowledge to impart.
Waving the Flag for Flag Football
The world of sports, as well as the ways in which we play are as vibrant, diverse and evolving as the stellar athletes that compete within them. This attitude of evolution and reinvention is most evident in the meteoric rise of flag football nationally and internationally as a recognized sport.
Faces of Life: Maria Encarnacion
Though born in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Maria Encarnacion grew up in Jacksonville, Florida attending performing arts schools. Music and dance were formative influences in her early life, as she played cello in addition to learning dance and ballet.
Financial responsibility to propel University success, with Cedric Gaddy – Podcast
As Life University’s new CFO, Cedric Gaddy has immersed himself in understanding the Life U community, its operations and its financial landscape. Though he has only been here for a few months, beginning April 1, 2024, he has high hopes for helping Life U streamline its processes and modernize in order to best serve its students and the community at large.
Commemorating Chiropractic Founders Day: September 18, 2024
Life University (Life U) is proud to commemorate Chiropractic Founders Day. Today, September 18, is a day dedicated to honoring the pioneers of chiropractic care: D.D. Palmer, B.J. Palmer and Harvey Lillard. As we reflect on our chiropractic history, let us remember that this day serves as a reminder of the vision, dedication and passion that have propelled this amazing field.
Does TikTok Change How You Tick? Social Media and Psychology
Imagine sitting in a boring doctor’s office, with about 10 minutes before a likely call back. Is the impulse to doom scroll through your phone and laugh at the latest TikTok trend dance rather than be alone with your thoughts? That could be a sign of a limited attention span or of a growing dependence on social media.
Faces of Life: Hailey McKie
Hailey McKie traded in beach views for lush pines when she transplanted from Deerfield Beach, Florida to become a Life University (Life U) Dietetics student. To understand the thought process leading up to that momentous decision, let’s back up to McKie’s high school days as a bubbly cheerleader full of optimism and a sunny attitude toward her future.
Authenticity, Accountability, and Purpose in Practice Featuring Dr. Daniel Bai- Thriving Chiros
Dr. Daniel Bai, a Life University alumnus, author, speaker, and chiropractor at Life Effect Centers in Frankfort, Illinois, delivers a powerful reminder that authenticity and personal dedication are the keys to building a successful chiropractic practice. Dr. Bai challenges the common belief that external factors determine success, highlighting instead the importance of mastering your craft, connecting with your community, and walking the talk.
A Straight Look at Military Neck
Straight posture is healthful, but if it feels like your neck is stuck at attention like a strict toy soldier, it could be an indicator of a condition known as military neck. Also known as cervical kyphosis, this neck problem is not actually related to service in the military at all. Rather, it could be caused by a degenerative disc disease, congenital disorder, bodily trauma or iatrogenic response (adverse effect related to some form of medical intervention).
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