HeyJaredUnder the Influence with Martin Harvey
Under The Influence is a podcast helping chiropractors help more people and help people more.
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"Would you send your mum there?" With Dr Bec Bowring (opens the original)
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What does it take to build a practice you would happily send your own mum to? Dr Bec Bowring has been in practice for more than 32 years. Today, she helps lead seven chiropractors across three Sydney locations, each with its own community, team and focus. In this episode, Martin and Bec discuss how her work has evolved from a traditional chiropractic setting to collaborating with dentists on paediatric development, airway health, and sleep. They explore how chiropractic can complement dental car
What if your clients could see their adjustment? with Dr Vismai Schonfelder (opens the original)
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What if your clients could actually see what was happening to their nervous system around an adjustment? That question sits behind Chiro Ring , the wearable Dr Vismai Schonfelder has spent the past few years developing. In this episode, Vismai joins Martin to talk about why he believes wearable technology could change the way chiropractors communicate the value of what they do. They explore how Chiro Ring can track health metrics around an adjustment, why personal data can sometimes communicate
When chiropractic comes under threat with Dr Nimrod Mueller (opens the original)
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What do you do when chiropractic itself comes under threat? In this episode, Martin is joined again by Dr Nimrod Mueller. The conversation starts with a fascinating shift happening among Gen Z chiropractors, team members and practice members: less interest in optimisation, career climbing and rigid commitment, and more value placed on autonomy, connection and quality of life. Then the conversation gets bigger. Nimrod explains the regulatory challenge currently facing chiropractors in Spain and w
Neuro wellness, adaptability and what comes next with Dr Nimrod Mueller (opens the original)
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Wellness has spent years telling us to track more. Sleep. HRV. Steps. Blood sugar. Recovery scores. But what happens when measuring your health starts making you less healthy? In this episode, Martin sits down with Dr Nimrod Mueller to explore two trends from the Global Wellness Summit’s Future of Wellness 2026 report that could have big implications for chiropractic. They discuss the growing backlash against over-optimisation, the rise of “neuro wellness”, and why adaptability may be a better w
When more benefits make you less persuasive (opens the original)
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We tend to think persuasion works like maths. One good reason is persuasive. So five good reasons must be five times better. Except that’s not how people think. In this episode, Martin explores the argument dilution effect : why adding weaker benefits to a strong reason can actually make your overall message less compelling. Using the example of a patient with headaches, Martin looks at why “being able to concentrate at work again” may carry far more weight than adding abstract benefits such as
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