Philosophy of Chiropractic: Integral Theory

Integral Theory was developed by philosopher Ken Wilber. When applied to the philosophy of chiropractic many new insights come to light. Most notably, the contextual development of chiropractic. It grew out of a specific time and place in history. This includes culture, social circumstances, as well as the levels of consciousness of all involved. Taken together, these many influences make for levels of depth that have not been explored in the chiropractic literature.

Philosophy of Chiropractic.com was created to explore these connections and make sense of the many philosophical, cultural, and political conflicts within chiropractic. This is undertaken on several levels: an extensive resources section, access to Dr. Simon Senzon's published articles, as well as books by Dr.Senzon: The Spiritual Writings of B.J. Palmer. and The Secret History of Chiropractic.

This is the first attempt to apply a comprehensive framework such as integral theory to the chiropractic profession.

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