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by Amy Hayek, DVM We spent half a day, traveling to Waco to spend time speaking with Representative Patrick Curry about animal chiropractic. One of the biggest takeaways was that someone outside the profession cannot solve a problem the profession has not organized itself to solve. This is not to say all is lost. But taking the role of victim is not solving the problem for animals. So long as there is a mindset that chiropractors can't get patients because of an imaginary b

It is easy to understand why parents feel excited — and sometimes concerned — when their children decide to pursue veterinary school or chiropractic school. The economics of higher education today are very different than they were years ago. Some parents are fortunate enough to help their children through school, while others know their children may graduate carrying significant student loan debt. And those student loans are not as inexpensive as they once were. I remember fa

### From Lowly Student to Fulfilled Doctor: How Animal Chiropractic Bridges the Gap — And Builds Resistance to Corporate Takeover This Easter weekend, as we reflect on the profound gift of Christ’s death and resurrection, we’re reminded that true freedom comes from grace, not from endless striving or sacrifice. We don’t have to buy, suffer, or climb our way into belonging — we are loved and valued from the very beginning. That same liberating principle is beautifully embodied

by Dr Amy Hayek I’m reminded today that it’s Palm Sunday. What does that mean? It’s the day that Jesus walked into Jerusalem—a place where he would ultimately be challenged, judged, and put to death. He walked into what was, in many ways, enemy territory. And yet, people lined his path, laying palms on the ground in front of him as he rode in. That act was a sign of reverence. People weren’t just aware of him—they believed in what he was teaching. He helped them see themselve