Adjusting the Mic
Adjusting the Mic is the homegrown podcast from the New Zealand College of Chiropractic - where we sit down with leading voices in chiropractic, share stories from the field, and spark ideas to help you grow your impact in practice and in your profession.
Contributors
Guests
Dr Anna Heath
Dr Anna Heath is the principal chiropractor at Eastern Bay Chiropractic in Whakatāne. A graduate of the New Zealand College of Chiropractic, Anna has built a thriving, family‑focused practice grounded in values‑driven care and community connection. She has completed extensive postgraduate training in paediatric, prenatal, and family chiropractic, and is particularly passionate about supporting expecting mothers, infants, children, and families through every stage of life. Known for her grounded leadership style and commitment to sustainable practice growth, Anna brings a thoughtful, purpose‑led perspective to both clinical care and professional development.
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Dr Brad Glowaki
One of the most sought-after speakers in chiropractic, Dr Brad Glowaki runs a high-volume, family-based practice in California while caring for everyone from Olympic gold medallists to everyday families. Named Chiropractor of the Year and recognised internationally for his impact, Brad shares real-world, battle-tested strategies that help chiropractors grow their practices and their lives.
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Dr Jodie Blackbourn
Dr Jodie Blackbourn is a respected chiropractic leader and practice owner known for building thriving, sustainable practices grounded in retention, culture, and consistency. A mother, chiropractor, and mentor, Jodie has doubled patient numbers, successfully sold practices, and planned strategic exits - all while navigating real life. She shares practical, experience‑driven insights that help chiropractors create practices that last, serve practice members well, and support a full life beyond practice.
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Dr Matt Wheatcroft
Dr Matt Wheatcroft is practice owner at Proactive Chiropractic Care in Canterbury. A graduate of the New Zealand College of Chiropractic, Matt’s journey into the profession began through elite cycling, where chiropractic care played a pivotal role in his performance and recovery. After practising and managing a busy clinic internationally in Europe, Matt returned home to build and scale a thriving multi‑associate practice. Known for his grounded approach to growth, systems, and mindset, he is passionate about creating practices that are sustainable, values‑aligned, and built for the long term.
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Dr Te Rina Hingston
Dr Te Rina Hingston is a chiropractor based near Wellington who brings a unique, integrative approach to care by blending chiropractic with Te Ao Māori healing.
After graduating in 2019, she undertook years of further study to reconnect with her culture, exploring traditional practices such as rongoā (plant medicine), mirimiri, and romiromi. Her work centres on treating the whole person - combining physical adjustments with an awareness of mauri (life force), wairua (spirit), and overall wellbeing.
Passionate about authentic practice and community connection, Te Rina is dedicated to helping people heal through a balance of modern chiropractic and cultural wisdom.
Dr Tony Ebel
Dr Tony Ebel is known for his focus on pediatric and family wellness care. With advanced training in neurologically based chiropractic techniques, he specialises in helping children, especially those with developmental challenges, reach their full potential through natural, non-invasive approaches. Dr Ebel is the founder of a wellness-focused practice where he leads a team dedicated to holistic health, emphasising the connection between the nervous system and overall wellbeing. He is also an educator and advocate for proactive healthcare, sharing insights with families and communities on the benefits of chiropractic care for all stages of life.