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Reggie: Making the Message Simple
Reggie: Making the Message Simple portrays the contribution of chiropractic's most articulate philosopher, Dr. Reggie Gold. Dr. Joe Strauss presents the man and the message that most chiropractic colleges in the country were afraid to let their students hear.
Dr. Strauss writes, “As one interested in the philosophy and the history of the chiropractic profession, particularly that of straight chiropractic, I have been keenly interested in writing this book. It is, hopefully, a chronicle of the recent history of straight chiropractic and the man most closely associated with it.”
He further writes “Some people will be disappointed that this is not a ‘tell-all’ book. It is a book about chiropractic. It happens that Reggie Gold’s life is inextricably woven into the profession.”
Chapter titles include:
London, England to Davenport, Iowa
Spring Valley Years
The South Carolina Experience
ADIO Institute Spinology
Getting Back into Chiropractic
Visionary/Teacher
The Philosophy
Reggie
Man on a Mission
Written as a result of many interviews with Reggie who chose the title of the book.
Dr. Strauss writes, “As one interested in the philosophy and the history of the chiropractic profession, particularly that of straight chiropractic, I have been keenly interested in writing this book. It is, hopefully, a chronicle of the recent history of straight chiropractic and the man most closely associated with it.”
He further writes “Some people will be disappointed that this is not a ‘tell-all’ book. It is a book about chiropractic. It happens that Reggie Gold’s life is inextricably woven into the profession.”
Chapter titles include:
London, England to Davenport, Iowa
Spring Valley Years
The South Carolina Experience
ADIO Institute Spinology
Getting Back into Chiropractic
Visionary/Teacher
The Philosophy
Reggie
Man on a Mission
Written as a result of many interviews with Reggie who chose the title of the book.
373 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 10, 2014
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