Dr. Anthony Lisi is the keynote speaker at the 2024 Chiropractic Homecoming Symposium. Get a sneak peek to what the award winning academic, chiropractor, and humanitarian will say on February 1 .
Dr. Anthony Lisi is the keynote speaker at the 2024 Chiropractic Homecoming Symposium. Get a sneak peek to what the award winning academic, chiropractor, and humanitarian will say on February 1 .
So, you tore your ACL. Or maybe you strained your hamstring or sprained your ankle. You’ve done the RICE method—rest, ice, compress, elevate—and maybe you’ve had imaging (or even surgery) done. Now, you just want to get better as fast… Read More ›
Hear about our graduate’s success as an athletic chiropractor — and how NWHSU’s Chiropractic School gave him the tools to achieve his ambitions.
[caption id="attachment_27102" align="alignnone" width="1280"] Kelsey Lloyd, DC, at her clinic where she hosts NWHSU interns[/caption] NWHSU’s rigorous chiropractic school curriculum prepares you to excel in the field, but real-world practice is a critical complement to the classroom. Our renowned community-based… Read More ›
Jasmine Hanson, DC didn’t set out to be a sports chiropractor, but she built a thriving sports-focused career. She is a partner in her private practice, Pure Health Chiropractic, and is the first woman to be hired as a chiropractor… Read More ›
Michele Maiers, DC, PhD, MPH, delivered the keynote address at the 17th World Federation of Chiropractic (WFC) Biennial Congress. The congress, held in Queensland this October, highlighted patient-centered, inter-professional and collaborative care. Patients as Drivers of Healthcare Dr. Maiers opened… Read More ›
When you think of sports practice, what comes to mind? NWHSU alumni are supporting athletes in creative and exciting ways. From sideline care to functional mobility training, our alumni help athletes—in the broadest sense—train, compete, recover, and just live full,… Read More ›
Get inside information on chiropractic schooling, internships, sports chiropractic, and what it is like to run your own practice from NWHSU faculty member, Dr. Scott Oswald.
Alum Column by Hirad Najaf Bagy, DC (Dr. H) How to Build a Successful Sports Practice. The start of my career might sound familiar: I worked with local running groups and high schools, basically, any sports-related work I could get… Read More ›