Simon Senzon, DC, PhD is a social scientist, historian, and philosopher widely regarded as one of the most prolific scholars in the chiropractic profession. Drawing on more than 25 years of dedicated research, his body of work spans over 30 peer-reviewed papers, 18 published volumes on chiropractic history and philosophy, and an extensive catalog of lectures and articles that have earned him recognition as an internationally respected thought leader in the field.
Dr. Senzon holds a Master’s degree in philosophy from Goddard College, a Doctor of Chiropractic from Sherman College, and a PhD from Southern Cross University, where his doctoral research pioneered a novel framework for analyzing the chiropractic identity literature — work that has significant implications for the future direction of chiropractic scholarship and research.
He is the founder of The Institute Chiropractic (TIC), through which he brings chiropractors and students worldwide a rigorous grounding in chiropractic history and philosophy, framed through the Integral Approach developed by philosopher Ken Wilber. His recently completed PhD has drawn considerable attention for its critical analysis of influential papers on chiropractic identity, calling for a more rigorous standard of scholarship within the profession.
Beyond his academic pursuits, Dr. Senzon maintains an active clinical practice in Asheville, North Carolina, where he specializes in Network Spinal Analysis alongside his wife, Dr. Susan Senzon.