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Aaron Kubal

Aaron Kubal is a chiropractor and online educator who challenges pain and rehab myths, helps people through telehealth, and teaches clinicians how to put evidence into practice.

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Overview

Work
Chiropractor, pain educator and clinician mentor
Education
Doctor of Chiropractic, Northwestern Health Sciences University
Known for
Challenging pain and chiropractic misinformation on social media
Approach
Education, exercise and patient self-management

Mini bio

How it started.

Aaron trained at Northwestern Health Sciences University. While still a chiropractic student, he worked with Craig Liebenson and First Principles of Movement on telehealth webinars for clinicians, including sessions with pain researcher Lorimer Moseley and musculoskeletal researcher Jan Hartvigsen.

Finding his audience.

His audience grew around videos questioning unsupported claims about pain and chiropractic care. Aaron credits that social platform with opening the door to teaching. Fans can hear him explain the thinking behind his posts in interviews with E3 Rehab, Forward Physio and The Modern Pain Podcast.

From posts to practice.

Aaron’s clinical work focuses on helping people understand pain and work toward their own activity goals through education and exercise. He also created Why Telehealth, a course about running online services, and the Pain & Rehab Mentorship Program for professionals and students. His Pain Recovery Coach app brings his approach into an AI-supported product.

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Quotes

We treat people in pain.Aaron Kubal, official practice website

In his explanation of the Möbius strip used to represent his practice, Aaron describes considering the many ways pain affects a person’s life.

Trivia

  1. He chose a Möbius strip to represent the connected ways pain can affect everyday life.
  2. His student-era telehealth work included more than a dozen webinars with First Principles of Movement.
  3. His mentorship curriculum includes patient communication, exercise prescription and interpreting research.

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