philosophy of Chiropractic.” He adds that while he is a Gonstead
practitioner, he did not want “several clones” of himself in
the office, and with a LIFE education, his sons have added
tremendously to the depth of the practice.
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Dr. Howard Hadley
nothing more than just sitting at the front desk being the cute
little kid welcoming people in, I got to see people literally crawl
in sometimes and then walk out. I’ve just seen too many very
hurt people — hurt in all sorts of different ways — get better with
Chiropractic.”
He also notes that LIFE is confident enough to bring in some of
the profession’s best guest speakers to give students real world
information. He adds, “I mean, you’ve got the best people on staff
already and then you bring in the technique masters to add to that
experience ... the students graduate
being able to perform day one on
their job.”
Dr. Howard says that when the family was at the University for Dr.
Clark’s graduation, their names were not yet added to the wall,
and now he is very excited to return and see it completed. He adds,
“There are just a lot of superstars
on there, and you know that they
all have that extra love and passion
for this profession, so it’s amazing
“We feel like we’re really a
to be included in this group. Of
part of something bigger
course, it’s also incredible to have
my sons on there with me so that
than us — Chiropractic
we can be there together for future
and Life University.”
generations to aspire to as well.”
Of their addition to the Generations
wall, Dr. Harry says, “It was one of
the most heartwarming experiences
to go back to LIFE a couple of
months ago, besides seeing my
brother walk across the stage at
his graduation, to walk past the
Generations wall and see who’s
already on there and think that we’re about to be next. There
are some huge chiropractic names up there — people I’ve been
listening to since I was about 10 years old driving around with my
dad having us listen to chiropractic philosophy tapes.”
About those chiropractic philosophy tapes, Dr. Harry says, “When
we would take car trips, like a trip to see our gramma, we’d be
listening to Dad’s chiropractic heroes, like Sigafoose, on the way.
Chiropractic felt important to us even at that age.”
He adds that when you are eight years old with a chiropractor
dad, your friends’ parents ask you adult questions about
Chiropractic — some positive and some not so positive — and you
have to be able to answer them in an informed way. He adds, “I’ve
worked in my dad’s office since I was eight, and even if it was
Howard Hadley, D.C., a native of
the Rochester, New York area, is a
1990 graduate of Logan College of Chiropractic. His interest in
optimal health and the growing number of professional athletes
maximizing their performance through chiropractic care caused
him to look into the chiropractic profession that he so loves
to this day.
Harry Hadley, D.C., is a 2015 graduate of Life University. Always
bothered by the number of people who had never seen a
chiropractor, it became his mission to teach as many people as
possible about the importance of proper spinal health and the
benefits of modern chiropractic care.
Clark Hadley, D.C., is a 2018 graduate of Life University. His love
for Chiropractic developed at a young age while working at Hadley
Chiropractic, seeing the transformational growth that patients
experience while under care.
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