Thru The Chapters

In today's episode, we will be talking about the misalignment of the atlas and the unique way in which we assess it. It is important to understand how to draw the lines for the assessment, but also how we interpret those lines to know that we are seeing it accurately. This episode is essential for making proper corrections to the atlas vertebra. 

In today's episode, we begin our study of Chapter 3.  Section 1 is on Scoliosis. We will begin to understand the forces at play as well as the potential causes of scoliosis. 

In today's episode, we will look at the unique mechanism of subluxation that exists in the upper cervical spine. We will also discuss the unique effects of atlas that allow it to effect more neural structures and thereby create the illusion that atlas is responsible for all other subluxations. The rebuttal to that idea will be the introduction of the "foundation principle".

In this video, we will be reviewing Pelvic Bench and Cervical Chair.

Review of Cervical Chair technique and proper form and stabilization.

In this episode, we will be looking at both the training and execution of the Cervical Chair adjustment.  

Do you struggle with your Atlas Adjustment? Here are some simple tips to help you do a better job with your setup and adjustment.

Do you struggle with control when adjusting L5 on the knee chest? Here are some simple tips to help you with your control over the patient so you can make a better adjustment.

In today's episode, we will be talking with Dr Andrea Cecchi from Italy. Dr Cecchi was a competitive swimmer who swam in the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. He is a Gonstead Diplomate and a GCSS Board Member. He is also an instructor at the Barcelona College of Chiropractic.

We will be talking about how Gonstead is more than a technique and the importance of using the entire system.

In this episode, we will be finishing Chapter 2 on Kinematics of the Spine by talking about the Sacrum and Pelvis.  We will also discuss unique coupling motions and how this might help us with palpation to better diagnose spinal dysfunction.