On Your Own Two Feet

How to Use Natural Law to Avoid Burnout and Ensure Business Success

The essential entrepreneurial guide for practitioners

Are you ready to share your authentic message and bring you into your practice? Do you feel burnt out, exhausted, 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.

This book is for those who

Feel themselves towards that transition point

Feel confused and overwhelmed about how to move forward in practice

Want to reignite your why

Feel divided about continuing to practice

Need money management gems to make a profit.

Think of this as the practice book you’ve always needed—one that combines your history, values, and goals with practical advice on time, money, and mindset. This book will empower you to take charge of your practice, your way.

Dr Therese Perdedjian is a chiropractor, author, doula and child birth educator who has spent the past 11 years traveling the globe teaching practitioners to give language to expressions of practice that align with their values. She enjoys mentoring in practical hand-on skills and practice management. www.drtherese.com.au ;artofchiropractic.com.au

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2025 Therese Perdedjian (P)2025 Therese Perdedjian

A must-read for solo practitioners!

This book is a treasure! I wish I had it way back when I was starting out on my own instead of having to learn the long (very long) and hard way. 😅 Therese has a lovely voice, and her writing is clear and concise. She gives very actionable advice to help ensure the reader can find the freedom and fulfillment that they wanted in the first place when they set out on their journey as a solo practitioner. Even though she writes from the perspective of a chiropractor, this book is relevant for all solo practitioners. It’s a quick read, but full of gems.