The KST Edge | Week 17 Issue 17 There’s a lie that gets whispered to every developing chiropractor, every new practitioner, and every doctor facing a case that stretches them. It sounds reasonable. It sounds wise. And it is absolutely crippling: “You just need more experience.” More experience. More patients. More time. Then you’ll feel confident. Then you’ll know what you’re doing. Then you’ll be ready. Here’s the problem with that story: it puts confidence on the other side

The KST Edge | Week 16 Issue 16 Short one today. But sit with it. Every technique in chiropractic has a starting point. A first question the practitioner asks, either out loud or implicitly, that shapes every clinical decision after it. The motion palpation approach starts with: “What’s stuck?” The scan-based approach starts with: “What does the machine show?” The protocol-based approach starts with: “What does the diagnosis tell me to do?” KST starts with: “Body, what do you