Dr. Eric Plasker, a 1985 Life University graduate, has made it his mission to ensure the chiropractic message is accessible to all, not just chiropractors. As the creator of the 100 Year Lifestyle brand, Dr. Plasker discusses the importance of translating chiropractic jargon into relatable, understandable language for patients. His conversation today offers strategies for connecting with a broader audience and delivering a clear message about chiropractic care.

This podcast episode is part of Thriving Chiros Podcast, an Alumni & Friends Chiropractic series part of the Living Life at Life U podcast. This long-term series goes into deeper detail about what it means to succeed in practice and outside of the four walls of the chiropractic office. This is Season 1, Episode 6 of Thriving Chiros hosted by Dr. Austin Cohen- Life U Alumnus, Chiropractor & Founder of Corrective Chiropractic.

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Dr. Eric Plasker, a 1985 Life University graduate, has made it his mission to ensure the chiropractic message is accessible to all, not just chiropractors. As the creator of the 100 Year Lifestyle brand, Dr. Plasker discusses the importance of translating chiropractic jargon into relatable, understandable language for patients. His conversation today offers strategies for connecting with a broader audience and delivering a clear message about chiropractic care.
This podcast episode is part of Thriving Chiros Podcast, an Alumni &amp; Friends Chiropractic series part of the Living Life at Life U podcast. This long-term series goes into deeper detail about what it means to succeed in practice and outside of the four walls of the chiropractic office. This is Season 1, Episode 6 of Thriving Chiros hosted by Dr. Austin Cohen- Life U Alumnus, Chiropractor &amp; Founder of Corrective Chiropractic.
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Making Chiropractic Memorable: The Power of Simplicity- Featuring Dr. Eric Plasker

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Brimming with excitement and positivity, Amondre Smith is a D.C student and the current Vice President of CAB (Campus Activities Board). On the cusp of graduation, in the 13th quarter, Smith reflects on all he had learned so far and where he hopes to go. He has remarkable compassion for the people around him, eager to delve into research and finding new ways to facilitate healing.

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Brimming with excitement and positivity, Amondre Smith is a D.C student and the current Vice President of CAB (Campus Activities Board). On the cusp of graduation, in the 13th quarter, Smith reflects on all he had learned so far and where he hopes to go. He has remarkable compassion for the people around him, eager to delve into research and finding new ways to facilitate healing.
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Approaching Chiropractic in a Multidisciplinary fashion, with Amondre Smith

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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.

This podcast episode is part of Thriving Chiros Podcast, an Alumni & Friends Chiropractic series part of the Living Life at Life U podcast. This long-term series goes into deeper detail about what it means to succeed in practice and outside of the four walls of the chiropractic office. This is Season 1, Episode 5 of Thriving Chiros hosted by Dr. Austin Cohen- Life U Alumnus, Chiropractor & Founder of Corrective Chiropractic.

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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 &amp; 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.
This podcast episode is part of Thriving Chiros Podcast, an Alumni &amp; Friends Chiropractic series part of the Living Life at Life U podcast. This long-term series goes into deeper detail about what it means to succeed in practice and outside of the four walls of the chiropractic office. This is Season 1, Episode 5 of Thriving Chiros hosted by Dr. Austin Cohen- Life U Alumnus, Chiropractor &amp; Founder of Corrective Chiropractic.
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Total Body Assessment and avoiding preconceptions with Dr. Bob Bacon- Thriving Chiros

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Kristin Poole is a Life U D.C student and currently serves as President of the MLS Club. MLS stands for Mastery, Love and Service. But what do these principles look like in practice?

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Kristin Poole is a Life U D.C student and currently serves as President of the MLS Club. MLS stands for Mastery, Love and Service. But what do these principles look like in practice?
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Mastery, Love, Service with Kristin Poole

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As President of the Hispanic Chiropractic Club, Gamalis Velez is familiar with the unique challenges of combining cultural differences with the rigors of chiropractic education. This partially bilingual podcast seeks to explain how hispanic chiropractic students from all over the world come to Life University and build community for themselves.

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As President of the Hispanic Chiropractic Club, Gamalis Velez is familiar with the unique challenges of combining cultural differences with the rigors of chiropractic education. This partially bilingual podcast seeks to explain how hispanic chiropractic students from all over the world come to Life University and build community for themselves.
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Connecting with Chiropractic and the Hispanic Culture with Gamalis Velez

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CHARLI stands for Complementary Healthcare Advanced Research & Leadership Institute. CHARLI is the new direction and structure for Life University’s research efforts, aimed at supporting and sharing research of multi-disciplinary importance. Dr. Stephanie Sullivan, Associate Vice President of Research and Director of the Dr. Sid E. Williams Center for Chiropractic Research, and Erin Gilligan, Projector Coordinator for CHARLI, join the podcast once again to explain this exciting new frontier and what it means for the future of Life U research.

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CHARLI stands for Complementary Healthcare Advanced Research &amp; Leadership Institute. CHARLI is the new direction and structure for Life University’s research efforts, aimed at supporting and sharing research of multi-disciplinary importance. Dr. Stephanie Sullivan, Associate Vice President of Research and Director of the Dr. Sid E. Williams Center for Chiropractic Research, and Erin Gilligan, Projector Coordinator for CHARLI, join the podcast once again to explain this exciting new frontier and what it means for the future of Life U research.
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Unveiling CHARLI: Refocusing Life University’s Research w/ Dr. Stephanie Sullivan and Erin Gilligan

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Life University alumni Drs. Deb Cirone and Joe Clarino of AlignLife of Sugar Hill share their inspiring story of how they emerged from the pandemic with a stronger practice and marriage. By creatively leveraging interviews and social media, they stayed connected to their patients when physical appointments were not possible. This conversation dives into how they continue to adapt, serve their community, and stay ahead of the curve in an ever-changing environment.

This podcast episode is part of Thriving Chiros Podcast, an Alumni & Friends Chiropractic series part of the Living Life at Life U podcast. This long-term series goes into deeper detail about what it means to succeed in practice and outside of the four walls of the chiropractic office. This is Season 1, Episode 4 of Thriving Chiros hosted by Dr. Austin Cohen- Life U Alumnus, Chiropractor & Founder of Corrective Chiropractic.

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Life University alumni Drs. Deb Cirone and Joe Clarino of AlignLife of Sugar Hill share their inspiring story of how they emerged from the pandemic with a stronger practice and marriage. By creatively leveraging interviews and social media, they stayed connected to their patients when physical appointments were not possible. This conversation dives into how they continue to adapt, serve their community, and stay ahead of the curve in an ever-changing environment.
This podcast episode is part of Thriving Chiros Podcast, an Alumni &amp; Friends Chiropractic series part of the Living Life at Life U podcast. This long-term series goes into deeper detail about what it means to succeed in practice and outside of the four walls of the chiropractic office. This is Season 1, Episode 4 of Thriving Chiros hosted by Dr. Austin Cohen- Life U Alumnus, Chiropractor &amp; Founder of Corrective Chiropractic.
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Pivoting and Growing During Challenging Times- Featuring Drs. Deb Cirone & Joe Clarino

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Chiropractic is a profession that requires a level of physical and mental fitness that must be trained and maintained in ordered to optimize success. Megan Showers is a D.C. student and President of the Kairos club on campus at Life University (Life U). She gets into the philosophy behind the training regimen that Kairos club members commit to, a high-energy and upbeat program that encourages the physical and mental stamina of the future chiropractic practitioner so the hands-on care they provide is effective, safe and sustainable for all involved.

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Chiropractic is a profession that requires a level of physical and mental fitness that must be trained and maintained in ordered to optimize success. Megan Showers is a D.C. student and President of the Kairos club on campus at Life University (Life U). She gets into the philosophy behind the training regimen that Kairos club members commit to, a high-energy and upbeat program that encourages the physical and mental stamina of the future chiropractic practitioner so the hands-on care they provide is effective, safe and sustainable for all involved.
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Kairos and Connections at Life U with Megan Showers

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Human Resources is a necessary but often misunderstood department supporting vital organizations like Life University (Life U). It takes an organized and compassionate person to keep all the behind-the-scenes foundational needs taken care of in the right way. Terri Carter is Life U’s new Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO), working diligently to make current systems more efficient and then implement fresh ideas.

Human Resources is a necessary but often misunderstood department supporting vital organizations like Life University (Life U). It takes an organized and compassionate person to keep all the behind-the-scenes foundational needs taken care of in the right way. Terri Carter is Life U’s new Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO), working diligently to make current systems more efficient and then implement fresh ideas.

Taking care of your people with Terri Carter

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Dr. Karen Ferguson, chiropractor and Life U alumna, knows firsthand the challenges of launching a practice from scratch. As the owner of Ferguson Family Chiropractic in Acworth, Georgia, and a Life University PEAK doctor, she’s learned the importance of seeking guidance from mentors and focusing on the practical aspects of business. Today, Dr. Ferguson shares valuable advice on how to avoid “reinventing the wheel” and build a sustainable practice.

This podcast episode is part of Thriving Chiros Podcast, an Alumni & Friends Chiropractic series part of the Living Life at Life U podcast. This long-term series goes into deeper detail about what it means to succeed in practice and outside of the four walls of the chiropractic office. This is Season 1, Episode 3 of Thriving Chiros hosted by Dr. Austin Cohen- Life U Alumnus, Chiropractor & Founder of Corrective Chiropractic.

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Dr. Karen Ferguson, chiropractor and Life U alumna, knows firsthand the challenges of launching a practice from scratch. As the owner of Ferguson Family Chiropractic in Acworth, Georgia, and a Life University PEAK doctor, she’s learned the importance of seeking guidance from mentors and focusing on the practical aspects of business. Today, Dr. Ferguson shares valuable advice on how to avoid “reinventing the wheel” and build a sustainable practice.
This podcast episode is part of Thriving Chiros Podcast, an Alumni &amp; Friends Chiropractic series part of the Living Life at Life U podcast. This long-term series goes into deeper detail about what it means to succeed in practice and outside of the four walls of the chiropractic office. This is Season 1, Episode 3 of Thriving Chiros hosted by Dr. Austin Cohen- Life U Alumnus, Chiropractor &amp; Founder of Corrective Chiropractic.
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Building a Real-World Chiropractic Business Featuring Dr. Karen Ferguson

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Life University (Life U) makes a point to engage with students, alumni and friends in creative, innovative ways. Life U has created the Living Life at Life U podcast in order to generate dynamic content, mind-blowing conversations and new ways for the Life U community to connect with the University. Our host, Dr. Véronica Garcia-Chaparro, is a proud alumna of the Life U D.C. program as well as a practicing chiropractor and friend of the University.

The podcast covers all the latest developments at Life U, from academics and chiropractic education to athletics and so much more. It is organized for user convenience into 4 main categories: Athletics, Professional Development, Leadership and Featured Podcasts.

Life University (Life U) makes a point to engage with students, alumni and friends in creative, innovative ways. Life U has created the Living Life at Life U podcast in order to generate dynamic content, mind-blowing conversations and new ways for the Life U community to connect with the University. Our host, Dr. Véronica Garcia-Chaparro, is a proud alumna of the Life U D.C. program as well as a practicing chiropractor and friend of the University.
The podcast covers all the latest developments at Life U, from academics and chiropractic education to athletics and so much more. It is organized for user convenience into 4 main categories: Athletics, Professional Development, Leadership and Featured Podcasts.

Living Life At Life U

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