Come Crash With Us

Aaron Siri is a litigator known for high-profile cases on health policy, regulatory transparency, and informed consent, and for congressional testimony on those issues. He works closely with figures in the current federal health-policy landscape and has become one of the most prominent legal voices in the space. At CRASH he leads a two-hour closing session Friday night, then returns Saturday morning for an open "hot-mic" Q&A over coffee — a chance to ask how to answer the profession's critics clearly and factually. First 50 doctors to register get a photo with Aaron to open day two, so come dressed to be seen.

Dr. Suzanne Humphries is a physician who trained in internal medicine and nephrology and now practices and speaks internationally. She presents from a perspective critical of several mainstream interventions and focuses on practical, clinician-level guidance for families on raising healthy children. Her style is calm, direct, and grounded in patient-side experience. Expect a pragmatic session aimed at the questions parents in your practice actually ask you.

As president of the Chiropractic Association of Ireland, Ben Martin is doing the unglamorous, generational work of changing a profession at the national level — shaping how chiropractic is practiced, perceived, and protected across a whole country. His talk is about leadership that breaks old paradigms and builds past the founder: what it takes to create something that keeps running when you step back. He argues that a dozen leaders like him scattered across Europe could rewrite the next hundred years of the profession. Come for the strategy; you'll leave with the resolve.

Nicole Lederman is a Canadian powerhouse — high-volume clinician, mother of four, and a technician who'll adjust powerlifters, pro hockey players, and newborns inside the same hour. She chaired the adjusting department at Parker for over a decade through the era of its biggest seminars, and now runs private practice outside Toronto. She brings a hands-on technique session plus a pointed message for the women in the room: how to serve more and lead at home without giving up what you believe. Equal parts clinical depth, energy, and a very big smile.