In today's episode, KTC Lead Facilitators Dr. Lance von Stade and Dr. Darren Murphy discuss: the origins of a collection of events known as KTC Explorations what training the art of chiropractic looks like at two events that Dr. Darren founded and facilitates, one titled "The Art of the Anterior Dorsal" and the other titled "Delivering the Lightning" the most challenging aspects of training an artful adjustment for the cervical spine the limitless approaches to applying the anterior dorsal style of adjusting methods to protect the chiropractor's hand while adjusting anterior dorsal

In this episode, Dr. Lance von Stade reflects after a session of Move. Breathe. Meditate. with his Thursday morning community of elementary school dads.  He touches on: concentric circles of intention held for practice members by the doctors at Golden Gate Chiropractic the importance of integrity as a principle of life and KTC the value of vulnerability as a leader and facilitator of a community how breath, movement, and life interrelate 

In this episode, Dr. Lance von Stade describes his journey that includes: being an athlete hitting rock bottom (or what he thought was rock bottom) becoming the athletic trainer and strength coach for the USA Water Polo Women's Senior National Team through back-to-back World Championship gold medals learning hard lessons in personal development, imposter syndrome, and self-sabotage pivoting to chiropractic school and finding love focusing on the Art of chiropractic training with Adjusting Ninjas Co-founding Kairos Training Culture Healing personal traumas and developing a needs-based consciousness through Nonviolent Communication Developing Golden Gate Chiropractic from single doctor to several and one location to multiple with an innovatiev business model Coaching his kid's soccer teams and doing everything in his life to become the best father he can be.

In this episode, Dr. Lance von Stade and Dr. Dyllon Mawn discuss: Kairos Training Culture as a container for vulnerability and evolution Shortening one's feedback loops to accelerate growth How harnessing the power of vulnerability overcame outworking others as the most effective strategy to achieve and create a dreamlife. At the end of the episode, Dr. Lance fields a question from Leilani from Life West: "How do the different docs on your team apply their different body types, shapes, and sizes to adjust people different body types, shapes and sizes?" Thanks for listening! We'll see you next week!

In this episode, Dr. Hannah Donahoe and Dr. Lance von Stade discuss: Hannah's path from student to KTC Club Facilitator and now to Lead Facilitator Hannah reflects upon the concept from KTC Energy Camp of empwer healing by guiding instead of puppeteering Lance discusses the law of demand and supply as it relates to the art of chiropractic and healing At the end of the episode, Dr. Lance also fields a question from a KTC community member and DC2B, Katie Davis, about how to train holding space for someone, both in practice and in communication.

In this episode, Dr. Claudia Catalan and Dr. Lance von Stade discuss: balancing the feminine & masculine while working with women's health and the pelvic floor  bringing both of these energies when facilitating a group or working one-on-one with folks and methods & strategies that healing facilitators can use to receive and express energy while serving in practice and in life beyond the office. At the end of the episode, Dr. Lance also fields a question from a KTC community member and DC2B, Jodie Sung, about how to train holding space for someone, both in practice and in communication.

In this episode, Dr. Jordan Fairley shares his experiences, takeaways, and lessons from the Level 1 Kairos Training Camp in Berkeley, CA last weekend.  Some highlights of the episode are:  How Dr. Jordan would structure his year-by-year training if he was to do school over again The ingredients of facilitating deeper experiences with folks on the table A deepening on the longtime mission of KTC: To evolve the Art of Chiropractic and elevate human consciousness. Reminders:  The first ever KTC Energy Camp Level 1 is next weekend August 9-10, 2023 in St. Petersberg, FL! Join us for Live Artistry Training on Tuesdays 7:00 AM PST in the Kairos Training Culture Community Facebook Group You can see more content for training the Art of Chiropractic on IG @kairostrainingculture  See you next week!    

Supercamp is a Kairos Training Camp where nearly all KTC Lead Facilitators co-facilitate an event together. Last weekend in Atlanta, >180 chiropractors trained their art, connected with themselves, and refocused on what it will take to make our profession #1 in health and healing.  In this episode, Dr. Lance von Stade and Dr. Brett Jones reflect on the event and also dive more deeply on the mechanisms of stretching the field.

I competed in the 2007 and 2008 Cross Country NCAA Championships... but both times I failed miserably.  I had high expectations, went into the races poised to be an All-American, yet fell into the same pattern that resulted in not eating, vomiting, and falling apart. But I learned a lot about how to overcome patterns. In this episode I share how this lesson can transform your healing, your business growth and your chiropractic artistry. 

Just like your health experiencing pain and symptoms is a sign of health. Your ability to adapt, feel, expel is normal and good for you.  If you are unable to adapt to the stressor and there is a repetition of the symptoms this is when you would experience sickness. How about your business? As you grow, and the life of a business owner will continue to throw new pains and symptoms your way. Your ability to adapt is a sign of health. So what would a sign of sickness in your business be? https://www.healthfreedom.academy/