Entering into chiropractic school I was eager to learn, and still largely a mechanical, logical person. I was open minded, but favored structural stability against what I understood as "energy work." 

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Knowing this, I made it a priority to learn from as many of the different types of healing as possible, from techniques and mentors that were some of the best in their fields, ranging from biomechanical chiropractic, functional movement, concept therapy, to energy healing. 

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My mind was opened to larger Truth when I had a spiritual experience that caused me to question and re-create everything in my life and character. I began to see that there were many ways of seeing any particular scenario, and that each perspective brought its own wisdom.

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More over, I learned that the essence of two seemingly polar opposite viewpoints were actually marks along an wider spectrum of possible considerations, and that I could combine the best of both views to create a more holistic understanding of the reality.

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That is how I've learned to create a philosophy that is not mutually exclusive to any other philosophy, method, or practice. It is a way of taking the value from each, and fitting it into necessary context and application, to fit the unique patient and moment.