Who is Dr. Juneau Robbins?
Dr. Juneau Robbins is a practicing Chiropractor, author and speaker residing in Minneapolis, MN. A graduate of Northwestern Health Sciences University in Bloomington, MN, he is a strong advocate of wellness healthcare and self-empowerment through means of self-responsibility.

He is Clinic Director of Cultural Chiropractic Clinics as well as founder and CEO of UrbanChild, Inc. – a lifestyle company dedicated to “elevating the mindset of a people and changing the vision of a nation”.

Along with UrbanChild co-founder Mr. Taurean Joiner, Dr. Robbins believes that by promoting values such as hope, respect and motivation through mainstream media, along with providing uplifting and educational lifestyle tools (such as 121 Tips on raising a Child of Color), people in the urban mainstream will come adopt higher visions of themselves, their success-potential, and naturally develop an increased sense of self-worth, wellness and community vision.

As the founder BlackChiropractors.com (along with its soon-to-be-launched sister site BlackNutrition.com) Dr. Robbins has embarked on a mission to provide valuable wellness information and resources to African Americans interested in learning to live more healthier lives for themselves and their families.Dr. Robbins is a frequent contributor to the Twin Cities’ minority media and has been interviewed by Black Enterprise Magazine. He has spoken throughout Canada and the United States, delivering numerous wellness-focused and inspirational messages.

What is Wellness Care?
Dr. Robbins is a proponent of Wellness Care, which combines the best ideas and practices of alternative and conventional medicine in order to maximize the body's natural healing mechanisms. It's not simply about teaching doctors to prescribe herbs or other natural remedies in place of medications.

Rather, Wellness Care has a much larger perspective and mission:
:: It seeks to restore the focus of medicine on health and healing rather than disease and treatment.
:: It views patients as whole persons -- minds and spirits as well as physical bodies -- and considers these other dimensions in the diagnosis and treatment of illness.
:: It emphasizes a true partnership between patient and practitioner that addresses healing on all levels -- especially lifestyle factors such as diet, exercise, stress, quality of sleep, relationships, and work, as well as the appropriate use of dietary supplements, herbs, and other forms of treatment.
:: It considers simple, inexpensive, low-tech treatment methods especially when conventional approaches are relatively ineffective or potentially harmful.