Chiro Hustle Podcast 063 – Stephen Judson, DC
Dr. Steve Judson has been practicing in Newington, Connecticut since 2002 and has a great passion for helping others reach their fullest potential through Chiropractic. He is a 1998 Life University graduate and has traveled around the world to Russia, Central America, Tobago and the Dominican Republic educating doctors and patients about the power of the human body and its Innate wisdom to heal itself. As an upper cervical specialist, Dr. Judson trains chiropractors to become upper cervical specialists themselves. He speaks and educates internationally about finding their destiny from within themselves. Dr. Judson prides himself most on his incredible family: his wife Tammy and his five beautiful children, Kylie, Sierra, Brooke, Kane and Jaimee.
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Dr. Steve Judson has been practicing in Newington, Connecticut since 2002 and has a great passion for helping others reach their fullest potential through Chiropractic. He is a 1998 Life University graduate and has traveled around the world to Russia, Central America, Tobago and the Dominican Republic educating doctors and patients about the power of the human body and its Innate wisdom to heal itself. As an upper cervical specialist, Dr. Judson trains chiropractors to become upper cervical specialists themselves. He speaks and educates internationally about finding their destiny from within themselves. Dr. Judson prides himself most on his incredible family: his wife Tammy and his five beautiful children, Kylie, Sierra, Brooke, Kane and Jaimee.
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