Essay On Chiropractic Care
“You want to take me where? To see a what? Who is going to do what to me?” Those were the initial thoughts running through my mind when my parents first introduced the concept of chiropractic care. “Why do I need to see a chiropractor and how on earth could someone feel better after having their spine cracked?” As a sixth grader, these were the seemingly logical beliefs I had conjured in my mind. Only after experiencing for the first time what I thought would snap my spine, did my mentality began to change. Looking back now, I can’t even begin to imagine how different my life could have been without having my spine aligned. Once a skeptic, I am now pursuing a life-path in the field of chiropractic care. I know first-hand that this practice can heal, which is why I want to reach out to the other skeptics of the world and change their mentalities by becoming a chiropractor.
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For two years I have worked in a restaurant filling the role as a hostess and waitress for Famous Dave’s. Along with this, for over a year I have worked as a Resident Assistant (RA) in college housing for my sophomore and junior years of school. Thanks to these job experiences, I have learned how to communicate with a wide range of people and connect with individuals. One of the tough lessons I have learned in life is that not everyone is going to be positive or even kind. Most of the time though, people will come out of their shell and let down their defenses when they realize someone cares. Like an RA, chiropractors often end up filling that compassionate role in their practice. I want to be the authentic person who not only helps heal the physical aspect, but supports their emotional health as
For two years I have worked in a restaurant filling the role as a hostess and waitress for Famous Dave’s. Along with this, for over a year I have worked as a Resident Assistant (RA) in college housing for my sophomore and junior years of school. Thanks to these job experiences, I have learned how to communicate with a wide range of people and connect with individuals. One of the tough lessons I have learned in life is that not everyone is going to be positive or even kind. Most of the time though, people will come out of their shell and let down their defenses when they realize someone cares. Like an RA, chiropractors often end up filling that compassionate role in their practice. I want to be the authentic person who not only helps heal the physical aspect, but supports their emotional health as