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"In late February, the local CBS affiliate ran a 3 minute "public interest" (?) story on 2 women that feel they were injured by a chiropractic adjustment. While my patients trust me and what I do to be safe, like most chiropractic patients, they needed help talking to friends and family members about the safety and effectiveness of their choice to continue getting adjusted.
Less than 2 weeks after the TV story, the In Touch Newsletter arrived at my door with its lead article being a review of the Spine article showing no statistical connection between chiropractic adjustments and stroke. I loved it. It is displayed prominently in my office."
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Malvern, South Australia
"Continuous patient education is a MUST. The problem is, how do you do this and keep it fresh, interesting, and informative all at the same time? That’s where Dr. Kim Stetzel’s WEEKLY HANDOUTS Program comes in! She’s done the work. She’s created interesting and informative, full color handouts. All you have to do is put them in your patient’s hands and let the handouts speak for themselves! I highly recommend this program for anyone who is interested in growing and maintaining a Lifetime Family Wellness practice."
Dr. George Auger
Greenville, SC
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Westwood, MA
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Chiropractic Awareness Council's Blog
| Tuesday, Mar 09, 2010 |
| Good Morning Dr. Steve... |
By Dr. Steve Silk
Chiropractic Awareness Council's website |
| Tuesday, Mar 09, 2010 11:22 |
Good Morning Dr. Steve,
I am a officially a new CAC member as of this morning. While I have always felt the CAC represented my practice style and personal moral compass, have admired your letters and responses to questions sent to you and had a blast at the CAC Spring Conference last year, I have never joined the organization. I felt that joining CAC would be a conflict with being a member of OCA, and I really needed them for their software and access to malpractice. I guess I was scared that somehow the sky would fall on my head (ie my practice would suffer) if I wasn't 100% committed to the other organization (which I have been for some time now). The activities and stands that both groups have made over the past few years helped me get clear, and when the OCA/CCA bill came this week, I made my mind up to follow my heart and put my money where my mouth is. Truth is, when I add up all the costs of belonging to the other group, and compare them to the costs of belonging to your group, I figure that I am saving almost $600 per year! Thanks for all you do, and keep up the good work. -Dr. J.
Good Afternoon Dr. J.
Thanks for your note and your kind words of enthusiasm in joining CAC. We appreciate your confidence in what we are doing and welcome you on-board. Our membership is growing at a steady rate, and notes such as yours confirm for the Board of Directors that we are on the right track in our endeavours to move chiropractic forward in a traditional values, neurologically-based wellness model, and to above all, "Stand on Principle".
While I have received a number of notes and calls with similar sentiments the past week, I want to be clear that you don't need to stop belonging to any other organization to join ours. Many of our members belong to OCA, ICA, WCA and a whole bunch of other CA's. None of the Board feels that it needs to be an "us or them" decision to join CAC. However, we do encourage chiropractors to support and be active in organizations which represent the values that enable them to get up each morning and go to the office in the first place, in an era where being a chiropractor can be a challenge. Supporting those who share your passion fuels all of our growth. That is how we will continue to get stronger as a profession. That is what brought us through the early dark years, that is what will bring us through these trying times. Thanks again for joining.
Sincerely,
Dr. Steve
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