Leaders from the Georgia Council of Chiropractic (GCC) were among those participating in a recent national gathering focused on health freedom, prevention, and principled approaches to healthcare.

The event, held at Mar-a-Lago, brought together chiropractic leaders associated with the International Federation of Chiropractic Organizations (IFCO) alongside Dr. Mehmet Oz and the HealthCorps initiative. Discussions centered on prevention-based health strategies, education, personal responsibility, and the preservation of individual autonomy in healthcare decision-making.

Two GCC leaders were among those in attendance: Dr. Drew Henderson, Current President of GCC, board member of Dynamic Essentials, and board member of IFCO; and Dr. Brian Lieberman, Past President of GCC and board member of Dynamic Essentials. Additional DE and IFCO leaders present included Dr. Steve Judson, Dr. Eddie Martinez, and Dr. Edwin Cordero.

The gathering reflected ongoing efforts within chiropractic leadership to strengthen collaboration around prevention, patient autonomy, and professional independence, particularly in the post-COVID healthcare environment.

GCC’s involvement through its leadership and its membership in IFCO and the Chiropractic Freedom Coalition reflects a commitment to principled engagement beyond the state level while remaining focused on GCC’s primary mission—serving and protecting Georgia chiropractors and the integrity of the chiropractic profession.

Coverage of this event and the participating leaders appeared in a recent article published in the Chiropractic Chronicle, by Dr. Matt McCoy. That article is available here.