You will learn about:

~Balancing the relationship between pain, spinal joint mobility, chiropractic diagnosis, and chiropractic adjustment management. ~ Nutritional management of traumatic brain injury. ~ Whiplash injury prognosis. ~Review clinical neuroanatomy. ~ The clinical relationship between the 5 primary concepts of chronic spine pain and the adjustment. ~Non-pharmacological anti-inflammatory patient management. ~Spinal Cord reflexes as they relate to trauma and chronic pain.~ The orthopedic component of how adjustments affect tissue fibrosis, adhesions, and altered instantaneous axis of rotation for the subluxated vertebra. ~ Motion as it relates to the chiropractic adjustment.

By the end of the seminar, you will be able to integrate the neurological and orthopedic information learned with principals of the chiropractic subluxation complex and spinal adjusting for the management of both the orthopedic and neurological aspects of the spinal traumatized patient.

Light refreshments will be served on Saturday afternoon. Continental breakfast will be served Sunday morning. Coffee and tea will be available non-stop both days.

Several vendors will be in attendance offering event specials and promos.

Call The Lodge for room reservations at 1-877-652-4646. The Group room rate will end 1 month before the seminar.

For RVs and tent spaces, call the KOA 530-533-9020.