Episode 9 | Keeping Chiropractic Real (Without Losing Yourself) with Dr. Richelle Knowles

Dr. Richelle Knowles shares what it takes to stay authentic in a profession where chiropractors are often exposed to competing messages, systems, scripts, and definitions of success. She identifies incoherent messaging as one of chiropractic’s biggest subluxations and explains why subluxation-centered doctors need a clearer, more unified story while still having the freedom to practice and communicate in a way that genuinely fits who they are. The conversation also gets into mentorship, business and communication skills, staffing, new patients, outcome assessments, and the hard work required to build a sustainable practice. Richelle encourages chiropractors to find the right mentors and communities, learn from proven models without simply copying them, and develop the confidence to make chiropractic their own. HERE ARE THE 3 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE: 1. Chiropractic needs a clearer, more coherent message without sacrificing individual authenticity. 2. Strong practices require both clinical excellence and solid business, communication, and leadership skills. 3. Mentorship and community help chiropractors grow without losing their own identity. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Richelle Knowles - www.instagram.com/richelleknowles Mile High Chiropractic — www.milehighchiro.org Boulder Chiropractic — www.boulderchiropractor.com FOLLOW US: Instagram - www.instagram.com/subluxation.squad Facebook - www.facebook.com/subluxation.squad #SubluxationSquad #Chiropractic #ChiropracticPhilosophy #PrincipledChiropractic #VertebralSubluxation