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Logan Alumnus Blazes Trail for Chiropractors in Integrative Medicine

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Timothy “TJ” Williamson, DC (’19), attended the University of Arkansas for his bachelor’s degree in exercise science. While there he worked as a personal trainer and at a physical therapy practice helping a variety of patients from CrossFit athletes to Razorback football players. “The chiropractors I worked with while at Arkansas were Active Release Technique (ART) specialists who worked closely with athletes on myofascial release,” said Dr. Williamson. “At the time I knew I wanted to get into the medical field but wasn’t sure which path to take. I then saw the high demand for treating back pain and helping …

2023 Symposium on Women’s Health: Speakers

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Logan University is thrilled to welcome six speakers to the 2023 Symposium on Women’s Health. From learning to manage spinal and skeletal osteoporosis to experiencing and interpreting your own DEXA Scan, attendees will be able to sharpen and advance their skills and knowledge in women’s health care. Read below to learn more about our speakers and their presentations. Keynote Speaker: Delilah Renegar, MD, DC Delilah Renegar, MD, DC, has been practicing internal medicine since 1989. Dr. Renegar received her Doctor of Chiropractic degree (DC) at the National University of Health Sciences and her Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree at the …

Spine and Health Signs for Pediatric Chiropractic Care Needs

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Parents and caregivers have an endless list of responsibilities, but keeping a baby safe and healthy is a top priority! Logan professor Mary Unger-Boyd, DC (’97), DICS, CACCP, has been a practicing chiropractor for more than 20 years and has extensive knowledge and first-hand experience working with children, especially babies. As we enter National Baby Safety Month, ensure you are creating a safe space for your baby to grow, learn and play. “Minor falls and injuries may affect the neuro-biomechanical balance of the spine,” explains Dr. Unger-Boyd. “Even though kids are extremely resilient, these minor incidents may affect the development …

Logan University and ACA Present 5th Annual Symposium on Women’s Health

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Logan University, in conjunction with the American Chiropractic Association (ACA) Council on Women’s Health, is proud to present the 5th Annual Symposium on Women’s Health. The event will be held on October 21-22, 2023 on Logan’s campus. The two-day symposium will cover topics including the detection and management of spinal and skeletal osteoporosis, Ehler-Danlos and Hyper-flexibility Syndromes, pelvic floor dysfunction and more. There will be multiple hands-on learning and practicing opportunities as well. The symposium is open to all health care professionals working with female patients. Attending the symposium will also provide up to 12 hours of continuing education credits. …

Logan Adjunct Professor and Health Professions Education Resident to Graduate with Ed.D.

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While working on her master’s degree in athletic leadership and positive coaching at the University of Missouri, Brianna Kraft, MEd, LAT, ATC worked as a graduate assistant athletic trainer for the university’s track and field and cross country programs. There she met Brittany Ramirez, DC, MS, LAT, ATC, CCSP®, who introduced her to Logan University and the adjunct professor position teaching courses in the Master of Science in Sports Science & Rehabilitation (MS-SSR) program. She currently teaches the sports emergency care course and lab, in addition to teaching sports psychology for the Master of Science in Strength & Conditioning (MS-SC) …

From South Side Skeptic to Global Lifestyle Architect: The Transformative Journey of Dr. Glenn T. Miller

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Born and raised on the South Side of Chicago, Glenn Miller’s, DC (’19), path to becoming a wellness expert was far from predictable. His childhood was marked by frequent illnesses, fostering skepticism toward health care. However, Logan’s Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) program changed the trajectory of his life. After attending Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville. Dr. Miller transferred to Logan University in 2011, where he received his Bachelor of Science in Life Science before earning his Doctor of Chiropractic degree. Balancing two jobs while pursuing his degree, he had the added responsibility of impending fatherhood. The will to be a role model …