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Manipulation 125 : Sensor-Based-Technique

Credit Hours(s)1.0

InstructorsLawrence DelRe, DC

Price$20.00 USD

Format(s)AudioVisual Course

Educational Objectives

Describe the vertebral architectural distortion that predicts spinal imbalances.
Explain the factors involved in the etiology related to the primary components of the proprioceptor-cerebellar network.
Cite the law that establishes a classic chiropractic patient via radiograph.
Compare the classic manual osseous adjustment to Sensor-Based-Technique in regards to risk and effectiveness for reversing the cause of most chronic subluxations: An aberrant proprioceptor-cerebellar network feedback loop, (usually initiated by injury,) sustained through time by wedged vertebral bodies via Wolff's law, involving neuromuscular fixation engrams compensating for unlevel vertebral architecture.
Palpate the tendinous insertions of the paraspinal musculature in the areas of the spinous process tips and identify those areas that show tension, and demonstrate proper cross-friction massage at those points.

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