From the Director's Desk
Memo
Transforming the health and performance of teenagers, and teenage athletes is a
passion that Dr. Tim Maggs has spent a
career mastering. This is a niche that is difficult to gain access too, and can be incredibly rewarding, when the proper
techniques and programs are followed. Flip to page 18 and read “Helping the Chiropractic Profession Capture the Middle and High School Athlete Market” for this explosive opportunity.
Teenagers are an important demographic, and with that in mind, if you are treating this segment, you will be keen to keep your eyes out for cases of progressing adolescent idiopathic scoliosis. Be aware of the potential pitfalls present for these cases, according to Marc Lamantia, DC, in his article “Five Mistakes Chiropractors Make When Treating Scoliosis”, beginning on page 30.
This issue, like every issue is packed full of practice transforming information, that is worth its weight in gold. Read this issue, like every issue, cover to cover.
Until Next Month!
Joseph Busch, DC
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