1. What was the original motivation behind creating the TriChord Method?

2. Before adopting the TriChord Method, Lifespring’s care model was primarily focused on:

3. In what order does the TriChord Method prioritize systems of care?

4. Why does Lifespring begin care with the nervous system—even when a patient has an extremity complaint like knee pain?

5. What is “The Magic Trick” at Lifespring, and why is it used?

6. What is a “tell” in the context of a first (or any) adjustment at Lifespring?

7. How is subluxation best described in Lifespring’s philosophy?

8. Why does Lifespring avoid excessive osseous (cracking) adjusting, especially in the neck?

9. What are ligament adjustments referred to as at Lifespring?

10. Why is adjusting at a direct dural attachment (like in MC2 or TRT) so impactful?

11. After performing a neuro-based adjustment using the TriChord Method, you notice persistent muscle tension in the low back. Is it okay to perform additional structural adjustments or Activator checks?

12. Which parts of the Webster Technique are utilized within the TriChord Method at Lifespring?

13. If a subluxation is found at the sacrum, what is Lifespring’s intent and protocol for using a drop piece?

14. What is the maximum percentage of osseous (cracking) adjusting a chiropractor should perform at Lifespring to maintain brand guidelines and continuity of care?