Books Recommended By BGI Community Members
This is an ever-growing list of books and articles recommended by Sue Brown, DC; BGI Lead Instructors, BGI HQ, and BGI community members. Explore, research, and learn just as Sue did here.
On Your Own Two Feet: How to Use Natural Law to Avoid Burnout and Ensure Business Success
BY Therese Perdedjian, DC
Accredited BGI Lead Instructor
The essential entrepreneurial guide for practitioners. The nuts and bolts to crossing bridges and navigating obstacles on your path to establishing your own practice.
Are you ready to share your authentic message and bring you into your practice? Do you feel burnt out, exhausted, questioning your workplace satisfaction or tempted to escape rather than focus on your business?
It doesn't have to be this way. Business and practice can be fun, fulfilling, recharging, and profitable.
In this essential guide, Dr Therese Perdedjian, chiropractor and mentor, gives you the tools to move from self-doubt to self-belief and provides her proven POSE method to help you navigate chaos and step forward with clarity.
True Self: The Clarity Strategy: Find Peace and Presence through times of chaos
by Dr. Cameron Brownley
"Whether you have misstepped, overstepped, or are just looking to re-center, this book is for you. Dr Cameron will Light your way on the path to Truth in a unique literary experience. Whether it’s through basic science, Chiropractic philosophy, Mind-Body practices, metaphysical concepts, personal experiences, or poetic expression, multiple aspects of the reader’s Self are stimulated to articulate “The Clarity Strategy”.
Dr. Cameron is a DC practicing in Asheville, NC who utilizes the concepts of BGI in his practice. Read more about him in our Community Spotlight blog article.
The Universe Within: The Deep History of the Human Body
By Neil Shubin
This book is recommended by James Duga, DC in the April 2022 BGI Virtual Classroom: Dynamics of Field Structure.
“…Neil Shubin delved into the amazing connections between human anatomy - our hands, our jaws - and the structures in the fish that first took over land 375 million years ago….”
Articles & Papers
The Architecture of Life by Donald E. Ingber
A universal set of building rules seems to guide the design of organic structures--from simple carbon compounds to complex cells and tissues
Ever wonder how Sue knew so much about tensegrity?
This article was integral in Sue’s understanding of tensegrity and it was highly referenced when developing the concepts of BGI. It is referenced and utilized the BGI Electives at Life University (Atlanta, GA, USA) and Life Chiropractic College West (Hayward, CA, USA). It is also mentioned at many BGI 1 Friday Night Lectures.
This is a free resource available to all.