Chiro Hustle Podcast 040 – Richelle Knowles, DC
Richelle Knowles graduated in 1999 from Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic. Since then she has been very busy with her husband Daniel M. Knowles III, D.C. (1999 Sherman Graduate) and his father, Dr. Donnie Epstein, continuing the development of Network Spinal Analysis™. She has presented at several seminars such as Network Spinal Analysis™, Wise World Seminars (1999-Present), Mentor Coach for Madeira Success Strategies (2005-2011). She is also Co-Creator of the Mile-High Chiropractic Event, and past member of the Colorado Board of Chiropractic Examiners (2011 to 2015) Her publications include: • Reduction of a Lumbar Scoliosis & Improved Cervical Curve in a Geriatric Patient Following Network Spinal Analysis™ Care: A Case Study - Ann Vert Sublux Res: Sept 2013(2013:2) • Restoration of the Cervical Curve and Improvement in Neurological Function in a Patient Following Network Spinal Analysis™ - Ann Vert Sublux Res: Sept 15, 2011 • Improvement in Vision in a Patient with Diabetic Retinopathy Following Network Spinal Analysis™ Care - Ann Vert Sublux Res: Feb 16, 2012 Dr. Richelle has also added to their family – a son Daniel IV, and a daughter Anika. She enjoys hiking, skiing, camping, reading and gardening.
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