Talk Neuro to Me

In this episode , we release from the Carrick Institute vault Prof. Carrick’s discussion on eye movement abnormalities. Prof. Carrick discusses the clinical presentations associated with eye movements in a variety of neurological conditions.

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In this episode , we release from the Carrick Institute vault Prof. Carrick’s discussion on Eccentric and Concentric exercises. Prof. Carrick discusses the benefits of eccentric and concentric exercises on general health as well as its benefits in defeating coronary artery disease and type 2 diabetes.

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In this episode , we release from the Carrick Institute vault part 2 of Professor Carrick’s discussion on PTSD. In this episode, professor Carrick discusses further the relationship of fear, reward and integration of the brain in humankind with specific emphasis on individuals who suffer from disorders of stress after trauma.

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In this episode, we release from the Carrick Institute vault Professor Carrick’s discussion on functional and structural changes in the brain that occur in PTSD.

On this episode of Talk Neuro to Me, we meet with Dr. Mike Nelson to discuss bringing Research into your clinical practice - the good, bad and the ugly.

To learn more about the 2020 Neuroscience Research Update, visit carrick.us/NRU

In this Talk Neuro to Me podcast, we go into the vault and bring you Prof. Carrick’s discussion on Cerebellum and Eye Movements. In this discussion, Prof. Carrick discusses the role of the cerebellum in eye movements and discusses the consequences of specific lesions in the cerebellum on pursuits, saccades and gaze holding.

Ted and Fred’s Excellent Adventure: Volume 3 is now live!

Prof. Carrick continues to answer your questions in this captivating interview. In volume 3, Prof. Carrick discusses:

- (1:23) What is something related to neurology that you once believed to be well-established and widely accepted that either yourself or another researcher has now proven to be false and replaced by a newly accepted axiom?

- (456) If only had 5 bedside tests you could use, which ones would they be and why? What are your top 5 therapies you love to use?

- (25:15) Gait observation - Can you give us some insight regarding the significance of heel strike? You have spoken many times about its importance and I would love to hear what happens at the moment where our body tries to win over against gravity. What control mechanisms are required? What are the most common failures? How does a well integrated system benefit from the various stimuli associated with a successful heel strike?

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Back for round 2- Ted and Fred’s Excellent Adventure Volume 2 is now available!

In this CITV episode, Prof. Carrick discusses:

-( 00:52) Integrating into the medical community - how to build a relationship with other professionals within your healthcare community

-(9:55) Differential diagnose of a primary subluxation/joint position error that needs to be corrected from one that is a secondary/compensatory one that needs to be left alone.

-(23:57) And the most important question- what are the Patriots going to do without Tom Brady?!

We are so excited for this continued series and to keep bringing you these engaging conversations!

Thank you to everyone who has submitted their questions so far. If you would like to submit a question to Prof. Carrick, please fill out the form using the link below.

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On this episode of CITV, we release volume 1 of Ted and Fred’s Excellent Adventure! We received many great questions from our scholars, so many that we will be doing a series in the future to get them all answered.

In this episode, Prof. Carrick discusses:

- (1:00) The current pandemic and what it means for our scope of practice as clinicians.

- (11:54) The use of SNAG’s in clinic- what are they and why and when do we utilize them?

- (13:44)Prof. Carrick's best advice to new practitioners.

- (48:05) Prof. Carrick’s background and history, including what inspired him to start studying neurology.

- (57:44)Functional Neurology" as a term - Do we like it? Should we keep using it?

These are discussions you truly do not want to miss!

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On this special episode of CITV, Dr. Leonard Faye and Prof. Frederick (Ted) Carrick discuss the evolution of spinal manipulation and Dr. Leonard Faye's contribution to the profession.

Dr. Faye and Prof. Carrick have been close friends for 45 years and their conversations are uniquely personal as they embrace the profession. Dr. Leonard Faye was the creator of the original Motion Palpation (MPI) Seminars, compiling the core information included in the text book entitled, “Motion Palpation and Chiropractic Technique” by Schafer & Faye. He has presented clinical programs of instruction internationally over a 50 + year career and still maintains an active clinical practice in Los Angeles, California. Dr Faye has treated a host of patients from Olympians to the person next door as he spearheaded a paradigm shift from a static vertebral subluxation model to a dynamic, heuristic, subluxation-complex model. Dr. Faye’s clinical practice and engaging presentations have included a pioneering hands on simulation into the clinical fabric of health care. Perhaps, more than anyone, he has lived the life of a change agent that has gifted clinicians of all disciplines with a determination to attain excellence in practice and service to humankind.