Dr. Sullivan explains why research in chiropractic is so important, using a specific example of how it could’ve changed the life of someone she knew.
To learn the importance of telling the chiropractic story through research and the case studies in your own office.
Dr. Stephanie Sullivan serves as the director of Life University’s Dr. Sid E. Williams Center for Chiropractic Research, fostering the objectively skeptical, collaborative, curious, creative, and exacting environment that science demands. Her work as a Ph.D. candidate with the Biomedical & Health Sciences Institute, Neuroscience division of University of Georgia (UGA) has involved conversations about locating, correcting, analyzing, and then measuring the effects of vertebral subluxation – interestingly, without controversy over the term “subluxation.”
Life University’s LIFE Vision Seminar provides ongoing inspiration and a community for likeminded, purpose-driven chiropractic professionals. LIFE Vision is a two-day shot of high-energy, high-impact inspirational and educational moments as well as practical, skills-oriented break-out sessions. These seminars, which take place multiple times a year, are designed to bring current and future chiropractic leaders of vitalistic perspectives together to connect and recharge. Learn more at LIFEVisionSeminar.com.