Module 715: Adjusting Techniques in Functional Neurology I
By: Carrick Institute for Graduate Studies

Topics Covered

• Hemispheric Interaction (Why Sidedness Matters)
• Brain Hemisphericity and Functional Decompensation
• Soft Pyramidal Weakness
• Diaschisis & Deafferentation influences on Brain Activity
• Joint Receptors & Range Fractionation
• Muscle Spindle Physiology
• Muscle Sensitivity & Tone Relating to Brain Output & The Adjustment
• Direct & Indirect Receptor Influence on Brain Activity
• Importance of Fuel Delivery & Its Relationship to Breathing Mechanics
• The neurological mechanisms of the chiropractic adjustment and other manual therapies.
• Palpatory/assessment techniques congruent with current clinical neuroscience and biomechanical theories.
• Biomechanical coupling and its neurological importance.
• Quick and effective examination procedures to delineate the sidedness of Functional Decompensation and or Hemisphericity
• Coupled Upper and Lower Rib
• Qaudratus Lumborum & Iliocostalis
• Coupled Cervical Spine C2-C7 plus variations on position and thrust
• Modifying the “Rotary Break” to Hemisphericity
• Extremities for Soft Pyramidal Weakness
• Atlanto-Occipital Joint
• 1st Rib
• Posterior Rib
• T1
• Upper Thoracic Long Axis
• Coupled Lumbar Spine
• Sacroiliac Joint Specific to Hemisphericity
• Correcting For the Anterior Rotated Ilium

• Module 715: Adjusting Techniques in Functional Neurology I
• By:    Carrick Institute for Graduate Studies
• Instructor:    Dr. Adam Klotzek
• Total CE Hours:    15
• Course Format:     Live In Person Seminar
• Course Start:    11/09/2024   09:00am
• Course End:    11/10/2024   03:00pm
• Time Zone:    Central
• Location State:    Ohio
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• Course Categories:     DC Continuing Education
• Course Subjects | CE HOURS:
  • Adjustive Technique  -8 CE Hours
  • Neurology  -7 CE Hours