Mo is founder of Dr Mo Knows and a former neuroscience researcher turned chiropractor, with published work in psychoneuroimmunology and the neurobiology of stress. A leading voice in applied polyvagal theory and neuro regulation, she translates complex brain science into practical strategies that help chiropractors adjust, think, and lead with evidence-grounded, nervous system-based frameworks.

Yvonne is a sociologist and Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at the University of North Carolina Asheville. Her peer-reviewed research on chiropractic professional identity has taken her before chiropractic audiences worldwide since 2004, offering a distinct, outside-in perspective on the profession’s evolving identity.

Eric graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1996 and owns Purely Chiropractic in Asheville, North Carolina. He made history as the first Diplomate of Philosophical Chiropractic Standards to become a chiropractic college president, leading the New Zealand College of Chiropractic, and has held academic leadership roles at Life University, Parker University, and the Australian College of Chiropractic. A Fellow of the International Chiropractors Association, he is dedicated to elevating the philosophy, science, and art of chiropractic.

Chanelle is Programme Coordinator: Chiropractic Practice at the Australian Chiropractic College, where she leads Australia’s only curriculum grounded in chiropractic philosophy while embracing innovative practice. With a radiology residency, a paediatrics diplomate, two practices, and a decade in academia, her 17 years since graduation have deepened her appreciation of neo-vitalistic principles – in life, and in educating the next generation of chiropractors.

Alice is a chiropractor, researcher, and educator. With a background in clinical neuroscience and brain-injury research, her work focuses on science communication and how science and philosophy together shape chiropractic understanding and practice.

Based in Edinburgh, Scotland, Ross brings over 30 years of clinical experience, leadership, and vision to a profession he sees as truly coming of age. He co-owns a family wellness practice with his wife Rebecca, and his work in elite performance has supported teams including the South African Springboks and Scotland Rugby. Ross is Founder and Principal of the Scotland College of Chiropractic, President of the Scottish Chiropractic Association, and co-founder of The Edinburgh Lectures.

Brian is a 2005 Summa Cum Laude graduate of Sherman College of Chiropractic, where he received the Service Distinction Award, the B.J. Palmer Philosophy Award, and the Milton W. Garfunkel Award. His work centres on integrating chiropractic philosophy into everyday practice, helping students and chiropractors move beyond information toward true understanding. A Diplomate of the Academy of Chiropractic Philosophers, he serves as Treasurer on the Board of the International Federation of Chiropractors and Organizations.

Neil spent more than 28 years building a thriving family practice in South Florida alongside his wife Randi, grounded in chiropractic principle, perseverance, and faith. In 2014 he joined Sherman College of Chiropractic as Executive Vice President, a role he held until 2023, becoming an influential voice for chiropractic across the United States and internationally. He now leads ABOVE DOWN Success Coaching, guiding chiropractors toward their true purpose and passion.

Dame Catriona was one of New Zealand’s leading international equestrian riders, with the 2004 Olympics in her sights, until a 2002 riding accident left her a C6/C7 tetraplegic. In 2005 she channelled that experience into founding The CatWalk Spinal Cord Injury Trust, driven by the dream of a cure for paralysis. Since then she has completed the New York City Marathon, climbed to Everest Base Camp on a handcycle, and was made a Dame Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit in 2025. She now leads CatWalk’s mission to fund groundbreaking research and bring that cure closer to reality.

Tamara has over 15 years of experience as a Chiropractic Assistant, playing a key role in patient experience and practice culture as the “Director of Wow.” Now co-owner of a family-focused chiropractic practice in Pukekohe, she is passionate about the important role Chiropractic Assistants play in shaping patient journeys and contributing to both practice success and community wellbeing.

Shayna brings a strong healthcare background to her role as a Chiropractic Assistant, with over 20 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry across diverse settings. Now part of the team at Proactive Chiropractic Care, she is passionate about supporting patient experiences and mentoring others in the profession. Drawing from her own journey as a chiropractic patient, Shayna is committed to helping individuals grow and thrive, both within the practice and the wider community.

Jen is a chiropractor with a strong focus on wellness chiropractic, particularly working with children and families. Her passion for helping people live healthier lives has seen her volunteer and organise mission trips for chiropractors, most recently travelling to Cambodia with a team of chiropractors and chiropractic students. She is a Board Director and Vice President of the Australian Spinal Research Foundation. Dr Jen is passionate about helping people recognise what they bring to the table, and use their unique strengths to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

Head of Department – Technique at the New Zealand College of Chiropractic

Matt is a chiropractor, educator and technique specialist with a particular focus on Activator Techniques. He brings a wealth of practical experience and a love of precision, helping chiropractors explore how instrument adjusting can become a confident and effective part of their technique toolkit.

Senior Lecturer and Chiropractic Coach at the New Zealand College of Chiropractic

Lisa is a chiropractor, educator and Chiropractic Coach who loves helping students and chiropractors build confidence, sharpen their skills and get more out of their chiropractic practice. Expect practical insights, plenty of energy and a session designed to get you thinking differently about how you adjust and connect with your people.

Lecturer at the New Zealand College of Chiropractic

Murray is a chiropractor and educator with a genuine passion and vast knowledge in Gonstead technique, and the detail that makes it so powerful. His hands-on approach bring technique to life, with practical ideas you can take straight from the room into your practice.