Inside Chiropractic is a podcast for chiropractors and chiropractic students who are fresh in to the profession. Hosted by Dr. Marcello, Dr. Lizette, Dr. Edwina, Dr. Oz, the show explores principles, practice, philosophy, business, and the realities of life in chiropractic; beyond surface-level conversations. Expect thoughtful discussions, honest perspectives, and insights that help shape our young generation of chiropractors coming through from students to new graduates.
E21: More Than a Crack: What Makes a Chiropractic Adjustment Different?
We explore why adjusting is about much more than producing movement or getting a pop — and how specificity, analysis, presence, intent, communication and the relationship between chiropractor and patient can all influence the experience of care.
The conversation covers:
• Why great adjusting starts with great analysis
• The importance of knowing what you are trying to change before you adjust
• How experienced chiropractors develop greater specificity
• Visualising your line of drive and intended outcome
• Why intention and presence can change how you deliver an adjustment
• The importance of making patients feel safe, heard and cared for
• Preparing mentally before a shift
• Why being busy can sometimes help you stop overthinking and enter a flow state
• How to develop your own approach without simply copying one technique
• What new graduates can start practising immediately to become more intentional adjusters
This episode is less about learning another technique and more about understanding the chiropractor behind the adjustment.
18 Sept 2026
E20: SPECIAL: The Associateship Playbook: Finding the Right Fit with Chris Chuc
Chris shares what he has learned from seeing both sides of the associate–practice owner relationship, including why some associateships thrive while others fall apart.
We unpack:
• The biggest green flags Chris looks for in an associate
• How to work out what kind of practice actually suits you
• Why changing practices often doesn’t solve the real problem
• The role ownership, coaching and personal development play in early career success
• What practice owners actually want to see in a new graduate
• Why being coachable can matter more than being highly skilled
• The expectations practice owners often get wrong
• Why every promise should be put in writing
• How to assess whether you should stay in your current associateship or move on
• Why the person or practice you like the most isn’t necessarily the best fit
• A real story of an associate who nearly questioned chiropractic altogether before finding the right environment
Connect with Chris Chuc:
Instagram: Connect 2 Chiro
Website: connect2chiro.com.au
4 Sept 2026
019: Do New Grad Chiropractors Need a Coach or a Mentor
Inside this episode:
The key differences between coaching and mentorship
How a coach can compress years of mistakes
Why strong coaching should include accountability and clear outcomes
How mentors provide wisdom, perspective and clinical guidance
Why new graduates benefit from having several mentors
How a principal chiropractor can naturally become a mentor
The value of learning from chiropractors with decades of experience
Why mentorship should not be a one-way relationship
How to approach someone you admire without making it awkward
Why observing someone in practice can be more useful than asking endless questions
The risks of constantly changing coaches and systems
How to stay true to yourself while still accepting guidance
Reach and audience
Public platform figures. Ratings count people who left a rating, not total listeners.
Spotify
5.0 / 5
13 ratings
Contact Inside Chiropractic
Guest appearances
Does not typically book guests
Based on episode analysis; this does not confirm that the show is currently accepting guests.
Host of Inside Chiropractic?
Claim your podcast to manage its listing and keep your show details accurate.
Pod Engine is an independent podcast discovery and analytics service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by this podcast. Artwork and show content belong to their owners. Full legal notice.
Explore this show Podcast research with Pod Engine
