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LIFE UNIVERSITY CO-SPONSORS THE 2ND CHINA INTERNATIONAL CHIROPRACTIC AND SPINAL HEALTH SUMMIT

Marietta, Georgia –November 15, 2024 – Life University (Life U) proudly announces its role as a co-sponsor of the 2nd China International Chiropractic and Spinal Health Summit, held on November 2-3, 2024, in Shanghai, China. The two-day event brought together over 200 healthcare professionals, chiropractic students and prospective students from diverse disciplines, with an additional virtual audience of nearly 40,000 worldwide.

Alumni & Friends, Chiropractic, Podcast, Slice of LIFE

Total Body Assessment and avoiding preconceptions with Dr. Bob Bacon- Thriving Chiros

Trusting the body to heal itself once interferences are removed is a hard fought lesson for most chiropractors. Dr. Bob Bacon is a 2003 Life U alumnus practicing in Marietta, Georgia at East Cobb Spine & Sport Chiropractic. He discusses the importance of listening to the body to see what it can tell us of what it needs, rather than letting diagnosis’ and outside information color judgement.

Slice of LIFE

Assuaging Homesickness in College

Homesickness is an underestimated and common feeling among college students, particularly those leaving home for the first time ever. It is important to develop coping mechanisms to deal with homesickness whenever it might strike.

Slice of LIFE

Biased- Challenging Internal Assumptions

The brain is designed to make split second decisions in an attempt to keep us safe from potential threats. This is a necessary and often unconscious function, categorizing the complex and unpredictable world around us into more manageable segments so we can figure out how to navigate and succeed. Unfortunately, in modern society, this natural process often translates to discriminatory behaviors that may or may not be understood without careful thought.

Slice of LIFE

Perception vs. Reality – Staying Grounded

Especially in the ever-easily manipulated La-la land that is the AI-sphere, the internet and everything it touches, many are left begging the question, ‘How do I know what is real?” Personal, political and cultural biases constantly color how we perceive the world around us, so how does anyone have any idea of what can be considered objective fact?