A Book That Brings Patients In Already Convinced
You give the same talk at every workshop and every new-patient exam. Dictate turns it into a book in your voice, so it keeps working after you leave the room.
Dictate is a book-writing service for chiropractors. You talk with an AI interviewer by phone for up to 15 hours; we write a full nonfiction book from your own words, in your voice, with patient stories de-identified and no claims you can’t stand behind. You own 100% of the book and its royalties. Our goal is a finished manuscript in 4 to 8 weeks, at your pace.
Why a book matters more in chiropractic
Many new patients arrive skeptical. They have heard mixed things about chiropractic care, a friend sent them, or their back hurts enough that they are willing to try. Your first visit spends a lot of time just earning permission to help.
A book does that work in advance. It explains your approach, what a care plan looks like, and what patients can do at home, in plain language and in your voice. People who read it come in with fewer doubts and better questions.
What chiropractors do with their book
A chiropractic book earns its keep in the practice, not on the bestseller list.
- New-patient education: a copy in every welcome kit, so the first visit starts further along.
- Workshops and lunch-and-learns: the book is the outline, and the copy people take home.
- Referral relationships with personal trainers, massage therapists, physical therapists and primary care offices.
- Corporate wellness and community talks, where "author of" opens doors a business card does not.
- Local media: reporters and podcast hosts look for an expert with a book on the subject.
Patient privacy and advertising rules
Tell patient stories without names or identifying details, the same way you would at a seminar. If a story is specific enough that a patient could recognize themselves, get their written permission before you approve the chapter. Dictate does not ask for or store patient records.
State boards regulate chiropractic advertising, and a book you hand to prospective patients can count. Keep outcome language honest: describe what you do and why, and leave out cure claims and guarantees. We write that way by default, and you review every sentence before it is final.
Why an interview, not a keyboard
You already teach this material out loud, all day. Writing it is a different skill and a different calendar. In phone interviews you explain it the way you explain it to patients, and the chapters are written from your transcripts. Nothing is invented, and nothing in the book will sound like someone else.
How the interview process works
Your part is talking and reviewing. Everything else is done for you, remotely.
A strategy call
We talk about who the book is for, what it needs to do for you, and what you already have: talks, notes, articles, recordings. We confirm the scope of your book on the call.
Research before you talk
Before your first interview, Dictate researches you and your field, so the questions start where your expertise starts instead of at the basics.
Phone interviews with Silas
You talk with Silas, our AI interviewer, by phone at times you choose, usually once or twice a week. Up to 15 hours of conversation in total. No writing and no homework.
Chapters from your own words
Chapters are written from your interview transcripts as you go, in your voice. Nothing is invented: every story and claim comes from you or your uploaded material.
You review and approve
You read every chapter in your author portal, leave notes and approve it. A sentence only you can confirm, like a date or a number, is flagged for you to check.
Ready to publish
You get print-ready and ebook files, a custom cover, Amazon copy and an Author’s Toolkit, set up to publish in your own accounts.
A realistic timeline
Our goal is your finished manuscript in 4 to 8 weeks. Your interview and review pace sets the timeline, so a busy month moves it and a free week speeds it up.
- Week 1Strategy call, research on you and your field, and your first interview.
- Weeks 2 to 5One or two interviews a week. Chapters arrive in your portal as you go.
- Weeks 5 to 8You review, ask for changes and approve each chapter. Then the files are prepared.
- After approvalYou publish in your own accounts, on your own launch date.
Books for Chiropractors: Questions
Can I buy copies in bulk for my practice and workshops?
Yes. You publish in your own account, so you order author copies at the printer’s cost, in whatever quantity you need, with no markup from us. Many practices put a copy in every new-patient welcome kit.
Can I do a family edition for my own family?
Yes. You own the print-ready files, so you can print a private family edition through a print-on-demand printer without listing it for sale, alongside or instead of a public edition.
Can my book be distributed through IngramSpark so local stores can order it?
Yes. Your files are prepared for Amazon KDP and for IngramSpark. IngramSpark lists your book in the Ingram catalog that bookstores and libraries order from. Both accounts are in your name, so royalties come straight to you.
Who owns the rights to my book?
You do. You own 100% of the copyright and keep 100% of the royalties. Dictate claims no ownership of your book and takes no royalties, and your publishing accounts are in your name.
What does the speaking help include? I want to do more community talks.
Every book comes with an Author’s Toolkit: bios, Amazon copy and quote graphics. Optional marketing packages add a speaker one-sheet with talk topics, and the largest adds a keynote outline and speaking pitches. We help you get ready to be booked; nobody can honestly promise the bookings.
I’m not a writer. Can I still do this?
You don’t need to be. You talk on the phone with Silas, our AI interviewer, and the chapters are written from your own words, in your voice. Your job is to talk and to review.
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