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Meet Dr. Jennifer Brandon

 

Jennifer Brandon, D.C., has practiced for over 35 years. She is the author of two chiropractic textbooks and many peer reviewed chiropractic pediatric articles. Brandon has lectured to thousands of Chiropractors on pediatric adjusting technique and related practice management. She is regarded as an expert in pediatric and prenatal adjusting and has taught extensively for the past 25 years. She formerly held the position of Associate clinic director of Life Chiropractic College and taught  CBP pediatric adjusting for over 15 years.

Dr. Brandon has received many speaking awards including the Dr. Larry Webster Chiropractic Pediatric Lifetime Achievement Award and is respected as a teacher, author, and researcher. Dr. Brandon was also the recipient of the Alumni of the Year Award 1991, Life Chiropractic College. Additionally, Dr. Brandon is the CEO of The Baby Adjusters™, which is a company dedicated to supplying chiropractors with educational materials to educate parents about the necessity of chiropractic care from birth.

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While I had known Dr. Clum for my years at the National Institutes of Health and working for Congress as a leader in the chiropractic profession, it was not until we both were volunteering on a number of projects, including the Integrative Health Policy Consortium, that I came to call him friend and mentor. The brilliance of this ‘Gentleman Scholar’ is recognized worldwide,” said Beth Clay, Executive Director of the International Chiropractors Association. “In 2013, I was honored to participate in the Octagon Conference, ‘Creating 2025,’ and be immersed for three solid days on a single vision – maximizing the potential of chiropractic with Dr. Clum and the gathered experts. It was a profound experience in witnessing his depth of knowledge not just of chiropractic, but all of health care and vision for how chiropractic can play a major role in reshaping how the nation, the world perceives health, not through the lens of medicine, but through the lens of personal empowerment.