The Neuro Way To Practice Podcast: Recent Episodes
Ted A. Arkfeld, DC, MS: Clinical educator and podcaster
The Neuro Way To Practice is a podcast regarding an exciting way for doctors of chiropractic to practice in a neurologically based manner.
Are you or someone you know struggling with disc pain, herniations, or sciatica. Then this is a must listen to podcast. So You Have a Disc Problem episode, wil provide expert insight on disc-related issues and new cutting-edge treatments.
In this episode of The Neuro Way To Practice podcast, we are joined by Dr. Ryan Comeau, the founder of the Kinetisense System.
We dive deep into how the Kinetisense system revolutionizes practice efficiency and enhances patient outcomes through cutting-edge technology.
Dr. Comeau shares actionable insights on how doctors can maximize the use Kinetisense for practice growth, better patient engagement, and improved clinical outcomes.
Tune in to discover how integrating movement analysis can elevate your practice to new heights.of Kinetisense to grow their practices, improve patient engagement, and improve
In this episode of "The Neuro Way to Practice Podcast," we focus on one of the most common and painful foot conditions---plantar fasciitis. Learn how to effectively manage and treat plantar fasciitis from the comfort of your home using the Neuro Way approach.
In this episode, we dive into the mechanics and management of disc pain, highlighting the crucial role of the multifidus muscle in spinal stability and support. We'll explore how strengthening this deep muscle group can be pivotal in alleviating disc-related discomfort.
Additionally, we discuss the innovative ARP neurological treatment, a therapy that utilizes bioelectrical currents to enhance muscle responsiveness and pain relief.
In this episode, we discuss what are the latest therapies for physical and mental recovery. If you are not engaging in mental recovery, then you are not doing recovery.
In this episode, we discuss the topic of "Neuroplasticity". Not sure what that is? Well, you do it at the start of every new year. Athletes do it during the offseason, and you can do it daily by going for a walk, having a stimulating conversation, or reading a good book.
We we also discuss what happens during a chiropractic adjustment. Spoiler Alert! It is not about putting a bone back in place.
In this episode, we dive into Nicole's journey following a significant ankle fracture that necessistated surgical intervention. Faced with a critical decision for her rehabilitation - opting for care at Arkfeld Advanced Chiropractic or pursuing traditional Physical Therapy - Nicole's choice provides valuable insights into the world of post-surgical recovery.
Tune in to hear about her decision-making process, the specifics of the treatment she chose, and the reasons behind her choice. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the different pathways to recovery and the role chiropractic care can play in rehabilitation, especially in cases involving the nervous system and musculoskeletal injuries.
Join us to discover Nicole's experiences, the challenges she faced, and the outcomes of her rehabilitation journey.
In this episode we pick up right where we left off in our last podcast on female athletes being left behind in the weight room.
We also discuss exciting new protocols for strength and conditioning utilizing ARP therapy.
In the realm of junior and high school sports, a critical question looms large: Are we neglecting our female student-athletes in strength conditioning? Despite the strides made in promoting gender equality in sports, a growing body of evidence suggests that there may be a significant gap in the attention and resources dedicated to the strength and conditioning programs of female athletes.
In this episode, we discuss how we consistently achieve remarkable clinical results with ARPneuro therapy, setting us apart in the field of pain management healthcare.
Patients in our care experience not only relief from their immediate symptoms, but also significant improvement in their ability to move.
In this episode, we discuss the history of ARPneuro and how it differs from TENs units and other electrical muscle stimulation therapies.
Issac Collins is a high school sophomore who suffered a setback when he fractured his clavicle in October. The injury left him unable to participate in his usual workout routine, and he began to lose muscle mass and strength.
However, Isaac refused to let his injury hold him back. He began to explore alternative ways to continue building muscle while his clavicle healed. That's when Dr. Ted Arkfeld of Arkfeld Advanced Chiropractic recommended ARPneuro PRS, a cutting-edge technology that promised to accelerate muscle growth and increase strength.
With the guidance of Dr. Arkfeld, Issac began using the ARPneuro PRS to work on various muscle groups, including his upper body, lower body, and core. The device and electrical impulses to his muscles, caused them to contract-relax rapidly, which increased blood flow and stimulate muscle growth.
Overall, Issac's story is a testament to the power of determination and the potential benefits of cutting edge technologies like the arm neural PRS for muscle grossly strength, even in the face of injury and adversity
In this episode, we have Reagan Olli, All-American and recently the National Champion in women's slalom at Northern Michigan University.
Reagan discusses the importance of using both NormaTec and BrainTap for both recovery and brain entrainment. Being a student-athlete at the collegiate level brings a new set of stressors and sometimes bad internal dialogue.
She outlines what is necessary in order to perform at this high level of competition and achieve goals she never imagined while in high school.
In this episode, we have Gage Looker as our guest. Gage is a high school senior who tore his left ACL in August, and after surgery in September was told he would not be able to play hockey his senior year.
He was back on the ice in November and playing in games by mid-January. He was able to accomplish this by putting in the work and with ARPneuro therapy and NormaTec Compression sessions.
In this episode, we discuss the first ACL rehab patient we had with ARPneuro. Rachel Fennell, tells her story of injury, surgery, and recovery.
Her surgeon said she would not be able to ski, we said she would.
In this episode, we have Sydney Deer, a high school senior as our guest. Sydney discusses the stresses of being a student-athlete and what tools she uses to be the best version of herself.
In this episode, we introduce you to Logan's Story. During her sophomore year in high school, while playing varsity soccer, she was hit in the head and sustained a concussion.
Months went by and school had recently started, yet she could not attend a class for a full day due to having debilitating headaches and light sensitivity. Sinking deeper into anxiety and depression, her mother brought her into the clinic for an evaluation. Standing before me was not the girl I knew, so we got to work on "The Neuro Way".
In this podcast, we introduce an exciting and cutting-edge technology we use called ARPneuro. We have a special guest, Jake Kozen of ARPneuro to discuss the technology and why it is a must for sports and chronic pain injuries.
We start off this season with What is a Neuro Way to Practice and how is that different from other chiropractors. In this session, you will be introduced to what receptors do and how a lack of movement actually can cause more pain and discomfort.
In this episode, we discuss the new review company for BCBS of Michigan. We cover topics such as medical necessity and their review process.
In this episode, we introduce NormaTec Compression Therapy and why it is a must-have component for today's Chiropractic Offices.
NormaTec has traditionally been used for sports recovery following a practice, game, or hard workout. What you will learn is that NormaTec is not just for LeBron James.
We discuss the various clinical conditions that we have successfully treated using this amazing technology.
This episode discusses brain stress, the autonomic nervous system, and brainwaves.
We also provide a solution to get out of sympathetic survival syndrome and achieve Neurological Peak Performance in your life.
In this episode, we cover briefly the Chiropractic Medicare Modernization Act that is working its way through congress. This will be a major game-changer for many chiropractic offices across the country.
The time to prepare is now, and we discuss what can be done to get ready.
In this podcast, we discuss common coding errors and relying on passive therapies that are costing your office revenue each month.
In this podcast, we discuss a chronic pain patient whose life was turned upside down after two lumbar spine surgeries.
In this podcast, we discuss the importance of the first visit of the chronic pain patient. Contextually Aided Recovery is a term all doctors treating chronic pain need to know.
In today's Neuro Way to Practice Podcast, we discuss What is Chronic Pain. The latest neuroscience research indicates we have been looking in all the wrong places for the cause of chronic pain.
In this podcast, we discuss the importance of quality education and training for insurance staff in Chiropractic offices. Incorrect coding can cost offices thousands of dollars per year, and the doctor may not even know it is happening.
In this Neuro Way To Practice Podcast, we discuss why Hyperice products specifically NormaTec Compression Therapy is a must for all Doctors of Chiropractic.
In this episode, we are pleased to announce the Coding Genius new course content to our Neuro Way To Practice Program.
If you are submitting claims to insurance, you need to know the rules of the game, this course is the rule book the insurance companies base their claims payments upon.
Give your office a boost and increase your revenues with correct coding.
In this session, we discuss three case studies of people wanting a consultation after vowing never to see another chiropractor again. Learn what was discussed and why they all become patients.
In this podcast, we discuss the two basic business models in chiropractic and how it is time for a change
In this podcast, we discuss how the current Coronavirus has impacted Chiropractic offices and how maybe this is the time for a do-over in your practice.
In this podcast, we discuss how to provide a strong defense with the Clinical Genius program against audits and negative profiles.
In this podcast, we discuss the new partnership with Genius Solutions in offering educational content on Chiropractic documentation, coding, and clinical conditions most commonly seen if offices.
In this podcast, I discuss my own personal and professional journey to implementing Brain Based Wellness in the clinic. Is the Chiropractic Profession still neurologically based, or musculoskeletal only?
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