What does a chiropractor do?

Chiropractors focus mainly on the vertebral column, and alleviation of pain caused by spinal difficulties, but they have also built a wider health care model which includes nutrition, exercise, posture, stress management, weight management, and a wide range of lifestyle counseling. The philosophy of chiropractic practitioners is the promotion of general health without the use of drugs or surgery. They believe that the body can heal itself and that the body should be treated as a whole - health is an expression of spiritual, psychological, physical, and environmental factors. Chiropractors are not the physicians of choice for serious pathologies or trauma. As a result, there are few emergency calls for chiropractors, and flexible hours allow for a personal life.

How long will it take to obtain a chiropractic degree, and what is the curriculum like?

What tests will I need to take to become a licensed chiropractor?

What courses should I take at Wittenberg to prepare for chiropractic school?

What major should I pursue at Wittenberg if I am interested in chiropractic medicine?

Do I need to have medically related hours when applying to chiropractic schools?

Is it important that I participate in extracurricular activities while at Wittenberg?

How can I locate the chiropractic program that is best for me?

How and when should I apply to chiropractic schools?

Do I need to go through the Pre-Health Professions Committee when applying?

Do I need to coordinate my applications through a service?

Do you have any tips for preparing an attractive application?

Which chiropractic schools have accepted Wittenberg students in the last 10 years?

What are some of the chiropractic programs in the country?