Polyvagal and Prediction? At first, most people don't see how they fit, but Dr Rubin makes it seamless in how well these 2 theories work together, especially when dealing with children with Autism. This talk was presented to the World Chiropractic Congress of Students at Life University. (Please note: this is a secondary recording therefore the sound quality is slightly off. )

What a great question I was asked recently... What advice would you tell yourself 40 years ago? Wow...here's the answer and answers to many other common questions I get about life post-graduation.

Dr. Rubin introduces the concept of gentle Activator adjusting for pediatrics, especially applicable to little ones and kids with Autism

EDS or Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, is something I have been seeing lots more of in the last 5 or so years, so wanted to create a brief overview of what it is and some of the other issues seen associated with EDS.

There are no words to describe how important and influential Dr. Guy Riekeman was on my life, my wife's life, to Life University, and to chiropractic as a whole. His passing marks the end of an era of visionary leadership that he spearheaded throughout his years in chiropractic. He sure is and will be missed.

How Does Autism & the Polyvagal Theory Relate? Dr Rubin explains how pediatric chiropractors can use Polyvagal concepts with their neurodevelopmentally challenged children.

Six Sigma is a statistical way of looking at your productivity...and a great way to measure blocks and obstacles in your patient flow. Check this out to help improve the 'traffic patterns' in your office!

My beautiful wife of 35 years wows the January 2026 Dynamic Essentials with her talk, the Un-chiropractic story (she's has a PhD in Clinical Psychology but has worked at Life Univeristy since 2001 teaching chiropractors).

Liked the Webster's Infant Adjusting Protocols? Now here are some classic pediatric examination concepts!

In 1907, the chiropractic profession was only 12 years old, but a landmark case declared that chiropractic was 'separate and distinct' from allopathic/medical care. This changed the profession forever! Learn a little of the history right here!