JOURNAL:
Asia-Pac Chiropr J: Jan-mar 2026(6:3) : 1-16
ID:
28746
TITLE:
Structural and biochemical interactions within the chiropractic patient: An adrenal stress disorder (ASD) case report
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J Chiropr Educ: Oct 2024(38:2) : 172-178
ID:
28178
TITLE:
Perceived stress and burnout syndrome in chiropractic students at a South African university during the COVID-19 pandemic: A cross-sectional study
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J Chiropr Educ: Mar 2024(38:1) : 82-95
ID:
27917
TITLE:
Resilient responses to stressful events among chiropractic students: A cross-sectional survey
AUTHORS:
Baca KJ
Derby DC
Salsbury SA
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Chiropr J Aust: 2023(50:1) : 115-135
ID:
27831
TITLE:
Neuro-emotional technique: 35 years of mind-body healthcare: A commentary
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J Chiropr Humanit: Dec 2022(29:1) : 37-43
ID:
27586
TITLE:
Depression, anxiety, and stress among chiropractors in South Africa during the early COVID-19 pandemic
AUTHORS:
Landman DM
Sewpersadh A
Peterson C
JOURNAL:
J Chiropr Educ: Oct 2022(36:2) : 77-83
ID:
27494
TITLE:
Stress self-perception and burnout in chiropractic students in a lockdown situation due to COVID-19: A cross-sectional and comparative study
AUTHORS:
Etxeberria IR
de la Ossa PP
Rank MP
JOURNAL:
J Chiropr Educ: Mar 2022(36:1) : 13-21
ID:
27480
TITLE:
Coping strategies and chiropractic student perceived stress
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J Manipulative Physiol Ther: Feb 2022(45:2) : 127-136
ID:
27135
TITLE:
Cross-sectional survey of opinions, professional changes, and personal hardships of COVID-19 on chiropractors in the United States
AUTHORS:
Neff SM
Deyo RL
Mac Auley AL
Lawrence DJ
JOURNAL:
Asia-Pac Chiropr J: 2022(2:6) : 1-5
ID:
27033
TITLE:
Relieving spinal stress with ‘Emotional Recall Quick Fix’ technique
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J Chiropr Educ: Mar 2021(35:1) : 14-21
ID:
26636
TITLE:
Stress and burnout in chiropractic students of European chiropractic colleges:A cross-sectional study
AUTHORS:
Rank MP
Perez de la Ossa P
JOURNAL:
Asia-Pac Chiropr J: 2020(1:1) : 1-5
ID:
26315
TITLE:
How am I? A discussion on self-care practices
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J Chiropr Educ: Mar 2017(31:1) : 1-7
ID:
24748
TITLE:
The relationship between levels of resilience and coping styles in chiropractic students and perceived levels of stress and well-being
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J Chiropr Educ: Mar 2017(31:1) : 8-13
ID:
24749
TITLE:
Perceived stress and fatigue among students in a doctor of chiropractic training program
AUTHORS:
Kizhakkeveettil A
Vosko A
Brash M
Philips MA
JOURNAL:
Nutr Perspect: Jul 2016(39:3) : 37-40
ID:
24501
TITLE:
Preconception nesting: Optimizing maternal health before and during your baby’s gestational period
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Chiropr & Manual Ther: 2016(24:2) : Online access only 7 p
ID:
24317
TITLE:
Chiropractors’ perception of occupational stress and its influencing factors: A qualitative study using responses to open-ended questions
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J Chiropr Educ: Oct 2015(29:2) : 139-144
ID:
24237
TITLE:
Effects of test stress during an objective structured clinical examination
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J Chiropr Educ: Oct 2014(28:2) : 173-174
ID:
23998
TITLE:
What Doctors Feel: How Emotions Affect the Practice of Medicine [by] Danielle Ofri [book review]
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J Chiropr Educ: Fall 2013(27:2) : 147-151
ID:
23137
TITLE:
Stress in chiropractic education: A student survey of a five-year course
AUTHORS:
Hester H
Cunliffe C
Hunnisett A
JOURNAL:
Nutr Perspect: Apr 2012(35:2) : 26
ID:
23775
TITLE:
Stress treatments helps control type 2 diabetes
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J Manipulative Physiol Ther: Sep 2012(35:7) : 534-540
ID:
22536
TITLE:
Musculoskeletal symptoms and associated risk factors among office workers with high workload computer use
AUTHORS:
Cho C-Y
Hwang YS
Cherng RJ
JOURNAL:
Chiropr & Osteopat: 2012(20:4) : Online access only 10 p
ID:
22211
TITLE:
Burnout among chiropractic practitioners: real or imagined. An exploratory study protocol
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J Chiropr Humanit: Dec 2011(18:1) : 86-93
ID:
22311
TITLE:
Potential unique causes of burnout for chiropractic professionals
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Top Integr Health Care: 2011(2:3) : Online access only 5 p
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22039
TITLE:
Commentary. Can healthcare providers contribute to the prevention of dependent adult abuse? Recognizing and intervening for caregiver stress
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Clin Chiropr: Jun 2011(14:2) : 76
ID:
21814
TITLE:
An investigation into stress levels of chiropractic students as they progress through the course [Chiropractic Evidence 2011, The College of Chiropractors, London, 19 January 2011; meeting abstract]
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JACA Online: Oct 2010(47:7) : Online access only p 40-41
ID:
21468
TITLE:
Stress, emotional eating and weight [patient education handout]
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J Chiropr Med: Sep 2010(9:3) : 115-120
ID:
21374
TITLE:
Little-known neurons of the medial wall: A literature review of pyramidal cells of the cingulate gyrus [review]
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J Manipulative Physiol Ther: Feb 2010(33:2) : 88-95
ID:
20973
TITLE:
Risk factors associated with back pain: A cross-sectional study of 963 college students
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Gilkey DP
Keefe TJ
Peel JL
Kassab OM
Kennedy CA
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J Manipulative Physiol Ther: Jul-aug 2008(31:6) : 442-446
ID:
20200
TITLE:
Is it time for a population health approach to neck pain?
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J Chiropr Educ: Spring 2008(22:1) : 12-16
ID:
20023
TITLE:
Student mental health in a chiropractic university setting
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J Chiropr Educ: Fall 2007(21:2) : 129-137
ID:
19737
TITLE:
Chiropractic interns’ perceptions of stress and confidence
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JACA Online: Dec 2006(43:9) : Online access only p 22-23
ID:
19457
TITLE:
Patient page: Healthy living: Living with stress [patient education handout]
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Chiropr J Aust: Sep 2006(36:3) : 82-91
ID:
19294
TITLE:
Biopsychosocial model of pain and it relevance to chiropractors
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Pollard HP
Hardy KE
Curtin D
JOURNAL:
Chiropr J Aust: Jun 2006(36:2) : 51-57
ID:
19067
TITLE:
Sources of stress for chiropractors in private practice
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J Manipulative Physiol Ther: Mar-apr 2002(25:3) : 149-153
ID:
15753
TITLE:
The effect of chiropractic manipulation on salivary cortisol levels
AUTHORS:
Dishman JD
Burke J
Whelan TL
Levine S
Sciotti V
JOURNAL:
DC Tracts: Winter 2001(13:4) : 2-4
ID:
19156
TITLE:
Audio lecture. Stress and relaxation techniques.
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Chiropr Econ: Apr 2001(43:4) : 20-22
ID:
15031
TITLE:
SECRETS TO LAUGHING AWAY WORKPLACE STRESS
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J Am Chiropr Assoc: Feb 2001(38:2) : 52-53
ID:
14893
TITLE:
SOME EXCELLENT SUGGESTIONS FOR USE BY PATIENTS UNDER TENSION [CLASSICAL ARTICLE]
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J Manipulative Physiol Ther: Jul-aug 1999(22:6) : 395-398
ID:
492
TITLE:
Stress: the chiropractic patients' self-perceptions
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Chiropr J Aust: Mar 1998(28:1) : 7-12
ID:
1576
TITLE:
Stress management: Experimental learning of chiropractic philosophy
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JOURNAL:
Am Chiropr: Jan-feb 1998(20:1) : 14-18+
ID:
1719
TITLE:
Does heartbreak really affect the heart? Heart stress - Diagnosis & treatment
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J Manipulative Physiol Ther: Jul-aug 1997(20:6) : 377-381
ID:
2276
TITLE:
The chiropractic consultation: A stressful experience?
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JOURNAL:
Todays Chiropr: Jul-aug 1996(25:4) : 107
ID:
3217
TITLE:
The Ultimate Cure by Jim Dreaver [book review]
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JOURNAL:
J Am Chiropr Assoc: Dec 1995(32:12) : 33-36
ID:
3724
TITLE:
Chiropractic biofeedback and clinical psychology team up to teach stress control
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JOURNAL:
Chiropr Tech: May 1995(7:2) : 55-59
ID:
4280
TITLE:
TWO CASES OF SPINAL MANIPULATION PERFORMED WHILE THE PATIENT CONTEMPLATED AN ASSOCIATED STRESS EVENT: THE EFFECT OF THE....
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JOURNAL:
Todays Chiropr: May-jun 1994(23:3) : 50-51
ID:
5310
TITLE:
CHIROPRACTIC SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY: SUBLUXATIONS OF THE MIND
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DC Tracts: Aug 1991(3:) : 4
ID:
7863
TITLE:
STRESS AND COPING WITH SCOLIOSIS: PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS ON ADOLESCENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES [ANALYSIS BY PATRICK P. VENDITTI]
AUTHORS:
Green NE
Maclean WE Jr
Pierre CB
JOURNAL:
Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-aug 1990(33:1) : 102+
ID:
8904
TITLE:
PATIENT PARTICIPATION - THE KEY TO TMJ TREATMENT
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DC Tracts: Jun 1990(2:3) : 141-43
ID:
8995
TITLE:
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT OF IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS ON THE ADOLESCENT FEMALE: A PRELIMINARY MULTI-CENTER STUDY [ANALYSIS BY RON A. BUCZEK]
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DC Tracts: Aug 1990(2:4) : 225-229
ID:
8855
TITLE:
FIBROMYALGIA: A REHABILITATION APPROACH [ANALYSIS BY JOEL P. CARMICHAEL]
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Am Chiropr: Sep 1990(12:9) : 4-13
ID:
8701
TITLE:
CHIROPRACTIC'S MAJOR SCIENTIFIC BREAKTHROUGHS:(MES) MENTAL-EMOTIONAL STRUCTURAL STRESS PATTERN PROFILING
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Am Chiropr: Jun 1990(12:6) : 4-6
ID:
8970
TITLE:
CHIROPRACTIC EMOTIONAL THERAPY NUTRITIONAL ASPECTS
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Am Chiropr: Jun 1990(12:6) : 7-14
ID:
8971
TITLE:
DISEASE AND THE VITAL FORCE
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JOURNAL:
Am Chiropr: Jul 1990(12:7) : 9-16
ID:
8873
TITLE:
THE COMPONENTS OF STRESS
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JOURNAL:
Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-feb 1989(31:4) : 28,30-34
ID:
10645
TITLE:
CHIROENERGETICS: RECENT OBSERVATIONS IN THE ROLE OF CHIROPRACTIC AND PSYCHOLOGY
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JOURNAL:
Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-feb 1989(31:4) : 126
ID:
10661
TITLE:
CHIROPRACTIC PSYCHONEUROIMMUNOLOGY
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JOURNAL:
Am Chiropr: Aug 1989(:) : 52-54
ID:
9919
TITLE:
THE MIND AND NEUROIMMUNOLOGY
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J Chiropr: May 1988(25:5) : 21
ID:
11477
TITLE:
GETTING YOURSELF UP
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JOURNAL:
Dig Chiropr Econ: May-jun 1988(30:6) : 52-55+
ID:
11448
TITLE:
PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE SUBLUXATION, PART 2
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Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-apr 1988(30:5) : 17-20
ID:
11596
TITLE:
PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE SUBLUXATION, PART I
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Todays Chiropr: Dec-jan 1987(15:6) : 15-17
ID:
11936
TITLE:
THE STRESS CONNECTION: GAUGING THE ROLE OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
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J Chiropr: Jun 1987(24:6) : 29
ID:
12421
TITLE:
STRESS: THE FOOD, THE BAD AND THE UNAVOIDABLE
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J Chiropr: Jun 1987(24:6) : 31-36
ID:
12422
TITLE:
COPING WITH MENTAL "WEAR AND TEAR"
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J Chiropr: Jun 1987(24:6) : 37-38
ID:
12423
TITLE:
COPING WITH PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL STRESS IN THE WORKPLACE
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ICA Rev: Jul-aug 1987(43:4) : 9-13
ID:
12327
TITLE:
THE COST OF CARING: STAYING ON FIRE: THE CHIROPRACTOR'S GUIDE TO BURNOUT
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ICA Rev: Jul-aug 1987(43:4) : 13-25
ID:
12328
TITLE:
BURNOUT IN HEALTH PROFESSIONS: A SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS
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Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-oct 1987(30:2) : 130-32
ID:
12150
TITLE:
CHIROPRACTIC SELF-CONDITIONING FEEDBACK
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Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-feb 1987(29:4) : 40-43
ID:
12782
TITLE:
CONFRONTING DR. WARD'S STRESSOLOGY RADIOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION PROCEDURES
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JOURNAL:
Am Chiropr: Jun 1987(:) : 42-50
ID:
12379
TITLE:
COPING WITH THE STRESS OF MALPRACTICE LITIGATION
AUTHORS:
Charles SC
Warnecke RB
Wilbert JR
JOURNAL:
Am Chiropr: Jul 1987(:) : 16-20+
ID:
12271
TITLE:
SPINAL COLUMN STRESSOLOGY: A MAJOR BREAKTHROUGH IN THE HEALING ARTS
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JOURNAL:
Todays Chiropr: Mar-apr 1986(15:3) : 87-88+
ID:
13530
TITLE:
HIGH RISK CARDIO-RESPIRATORY AND CEREBRO-VASCULAR CASES - PART 4
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JOURNAL:
Todays Chiropr: Jan-feb 1986(15:1) : 27+
ID:
13624
TITLE:
THE ROLE OF BIOFEEDBACK IN CHIROPRACTIC: CHRONIC STRESS DEPLETES THE BODY'S ENERGY
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JOURNAL:
Todays Chiropr: Jan-feb 1986(15:1) : 29-30
ID:
13625
TITLE:
STRESS, NUTRITION, AND HOLISTIC CHIROPRACTIC: WHAT BONES DO YOU ADJUST TO REMOVE ANXIETY?
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Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-oct 1986(29:2) : 132-33
ID:
13012
TITLE:
RELAX? LET YOUR FISH HELP YOU!
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Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-dec 1986(29:3) : 34+
ID:
12907
TITLE:
STRESS AND DISEASE
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Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-apr 1986(28:5) : 36+
ID:
13428
TITLE:
NEW ANSWERS FOR OLD STRESS PROBLEMS - PART 2: AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH DR. LOWELL WARD
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JOURNAL:
Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-feb 1986(28:4) : 68+
ID:
13582
TITLE:
NEW ANSWERS FOR OLD STRESS PROBLEMS - PART 1: AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH DR. LOWELL WARD
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JOURNAL:
Am Chiropr: Sep 1986(:) : 84
ID:
12983
TITLE:
THE BODY/MIND CONNECTION
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JOURNAL:
Am Chiropr: Jan 1986(:) : 49
ID:
13564
TITLE:
FROM EMOTION TO DISEASE
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Am Chiropr: Aug 1986(:) : 67
ID:
13116
TITLE:
THE BODY/MIND CONNECTION: THE POWER THAT HEALS
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J Manipulative Physiol Ther: Dec 1984(7:4) : 237-242
ID:
25536
TITLE:
Psychophysiological factors in myofascial pain
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