I’m going to step on some toes this week. Not because I want to, but because if I don’t say this clearly, you might spend your entire career chasing the wrong thing. Here it is: A subluxation is not a bone out of place. A subluxation is not a joint that’s stuck. A subluxation is neurological interference. I know what many chiropractors have been taught. I know what the textbook says. And I know that in clinic, the dominant model is: feel for loss of motion, find the stuck seg

The KST Edge | Week 5 Issue 5 Pop quiz. A patient walks in with neck pain. What caused it? If your Educated mind just said “sleeping wrong” or “poor posture” or “that car accident three years ago”, you’re not wrong. But you’re not deep enough. Not even close. Chiropractic has always understood that subluxations come from three sources: Thoughts, Traumas, and Toxins. The Three T’s. And if you want to be the kind of chiropractor who actually changes lives, not just manages pain