A leading figure in the chiropractic field, Dr. Terry Rondberg has devoted himself wholeheartedly to its improving the lives of others. In the years of his involvement in the field, Dr. Rondberg has quickly risen to become one of its most well respected figures. The publisher of The Chiropractic Journal, the president of World Chiropractic Alliance, as well as the founder of Chiropractic Benefit Services (CBS) Malpractice Insurance Program. Terry A. Rondberg’s accomplishments reveal a man with a passion for wellness and chiropractic. Dr. Rondberg was instrumental in identifying his profession’s problems and addressing them at a crucial time in chiropractic’s history. In order to fulfill a need for a professionally-edited news source for chiropractic practitioners and professionals, Dr. Rondberg created the The Chiropractic Journal. Realizing a lack of association to establish and codify the principles of chiropractic, he began the World Chiropractic Alliance. For decades, Terry Rondberg has been committed to teaching others about the benefits of chiropractic. In addition, Dr. Terry Rondberg has never shied away from offering responses to negative depictions of chiropractic in all forms of media, including newspapers, magazines, syndicated columns, and television shows. He is the author of many best-selling titles, and his patient education book Chiropractic First has sold over two million copies.
Dr. Rondberg is the recipient of the “Sterling Pruitt Humanitarian Award,” given by the Chiropractic Society of Texas (CST). Named after the chiropractic pioneer Sterling Pruitt, The Sterling Pruitt Humanitarian award is the highest honor awarded by the CST, and given “In appreciation of distinguished service to our fellow man in the interest of public health and for dedication to public health and for dedication to the sick and suffering of the state of Texas.”