Back to Basics - Wisconsin Chiropractic Association's Podcast

John Murray: The wins, near-misses, and why 2026 is a consequential election year for Wisconsin chiropractic

In this episode of Back to Basics, WCA President Dr. Chris Resch sits down with WCA Executive Director and CEO John Murray.  John is a Wisconsin native who spent a portion of his professional career in Washington, D.C., working in the world of politics and public policy before returning home to Wisconsin. Today, he leads the WCA as the Executive Director and works closely with chiropractors across the state and the nation to help support, strengthen, and advance the chiropractic profession. In today’s episode, we’ll talk about John’s journey to the WCA, what led him back to Wisconsin, and some of the current issues and developments happening within the political landscape of chiropractic in the state of Wisconsin.

Dr. Bryan Henslin: How Chiropractic Continues to Earn its Place on the World Stage of Athletics

Today’s episode is about possibility. It’s about how chiropractic continues to earn its place on the world stage of athletics—and how sports chiropractors can intentionally build a path into high-level, integrated sports care. Our guest today is Dr. Bryan Henslin, and his story is a powerful reminder that these opportunities don’t happen by accident. They’re built through education, consistency, service, and a commitment to excellence. Dr. Henslin shares how he stepped into the sports world, what that journey really looked like, and how he now practices within a major healthcare system while continuing to serve competitive athletes. If you’re a sports chiropractor—or a doctor who wants to move deeper into athletics—this episode offers real insight and a clear roadmap. This is what it looks like when preparation meets opportunity.

Dr. Jacob Stoffel: An Impressive Treatment Toolbox for Patient Care

Our guest is Dr. Jacob Stoffel, a chiropractor practicing in Baldwin, Wisconsin, who brings a fresh and highly effective approach to patient care. A 2020 graduate of Northwestern Health Sciences University, Dr. Stoffel has built a patient-centered practice by focusing on a personalized and comprehensive approach to treatment. He begins and builds his relationships with patients through a discovery visit, which then leads to a detailed functional movement evaluation and ultimately, a customized plan of care. His treatment toolbox is impressive, including chiropractic adjustments alongside therapeutic modalities like instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization, cupping, kinesiotaping, dry needling, therapeutic exercise, nutritional counseling, and much much more.

Dr. Michael Court: A Focus on the Postural Restoration System

Today, I’m excited to share my conversation with Dr. Michael Court, a 1989 graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic. Dr. Court runs an independent practice in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, where he utilizes a variety of chiropractic techniques, but has a special focus on the upper cervical region. In addition, Dr. Court is proficient in the Postural Restoration System and shares valuable insights on its application and his training.  Beyond his clinical expertise, Dr. Court serves as one of the Board of Directors representative for the Northwest District of the Wisconsin Chiropractic Association.

Dr. Kent Belville: A Passion for Helping Patients

In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Kent Belville, a 1984 graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic, who has been practicing in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, for the past 40 years. As you listen to our conversation, it’s clear that Dr. Belville’s passion for helping patients and his commitment to his business are as strong as when he first began. His enthusiasm for chiropractic care continues to drive him each day.