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March 2019
RBE 3: Autonomic Fuel, Flow & Function – Amsterdam
Professors: Dr. Adam Klotzek RBE3 builds upon the concepts in RBE1 and RBE2 to understand the foundational importance of fuel delivery, from the perspectives of biochemical, hemodynamic, and neuro-regulation. This module on autonomic function will provide you with the tools, techniques, and applications to assess and enable proper fuel delivery and function, which promotes optimal…
Find out more »503: Metabolism and Neuro-nutritional Strategies – Cape Canaveral, FL
Professors: Dr. Kenneth Jay Dr. Mike Nelson Dr. Freddys Garcia Dr. Matthew Antonucci & contributions from Professor Frederick Carrick Nutrition is another hotbed of controversy, where people with not enough research, evidence, or experience in the field are recommending diets with little validity and even less effectiveness. There is far too much misinformation being spread, making…
Find out more »723 Neurological Reset for Back & Pelvis – San Francisco
Instructors: Dr. Adam Klotzek Dr. Freddys Garcia The Neurological Reset for Back & Pelvis Seminar focuses on orthopedic conditions involving the Back & Pelvis and the influences of various neuro-biomechnical systems for the onset and promotion of these conditions. How we stand and how we move throughout the environment is the product of our neurology…
Find out more »724 Manual Therapy Reset: A Brain-Based Approach – Calgary
Instructors: Dr. Adam Klotzek Dr. Freddys Garcia Manual therapeutics are one of the quickest and most effective ways to change the function of the neuro-biomechanical system. It has been our experience that most practitioners apply manual therapies using a purely biomechanical model. By updating one’s paradigm for applying these techniques, one can achieve improved clinical…
Find out more »RBE 5: RBE in Action – Applying the 10 Principles of Plasticity – Cape Canaveral
Professors: Dr. Matthew Antonucci RBE5 is the introduction of the most important concept in neurorehabilitation: the 10 Principles of Plasticity. This concept requires the prerequisite that you have gained, in the mastery of anatomy and physiology related to ReceptorBased® assessments, and interventions (RBE 1 through 4). We will seamlessly weave the concepts, assessments, and applications…
Find out more »April 2019
RBE 2: Harnessing Receptor Systems in Therapy – Chicago, IL
Professors: Dr. Trevor Eason Harnessing Receptor Systems was designed to build upon the concepts in RBE1 and empower a provider with strategies to optimize brain function and performance. By combining your expertise, with ReceptorBased® physiology, this module will provide you with the science, research, and training needed to begin implementing effective neurological applications and programs…
Find out more »502: Cardio-Vascular Performance and Neuro-integration – Denmark/Sweden
Professors: Dr. Kenneth Jay Dr. Mike Nelson Dr. Freddys Garcia Dr. Matthew Antonucci & contributions from Professor Frederick Carrick Cardio training. One of the most misunderstood aspects of human performance enhancement. Is running the best cardio training? Maybe its 200 burpees in 20 minutes? Why did you train all that cardio and still gas out when…
Find out more »813 – Pain – Live-Stream (EST)
Presented by: Dr. Adam Klotzek So many of our patients are suffering from pain, and there are not enough clinicians who understand and appreciate its complexity. At the Carrick Institute, we teach an individualized and multifaceted approach to care, that is supported by the current scientific literature. We have developed approaches that link your examination findings…
Find out more »ReceptorBased® Essentials Prepayment Tuition – Toronto
Professors: Dr. Matthew Antonucci Dr. Adam Klotzek Over the past 6 years, the Carrick Institute has been hard at work behind the scenes creating what will become one of the most influential programs in modern healthcare. This NEW CI program was designed with one purpose in mind – to develop an evidence-based, application-driven educational series,…
Find out more »RBE 1: Foundational Concepts in Clinical Neuroscience (C.N.S) – Toronto
Professors: Dr. Matthew Antonucci Foundational Concepts in Clinical Neuroscience is designed to set the foundation for the RBE Certificate Course by providing the skills and knowledge required to observe patients with a neurological lens. This perspective will allow you to understand how that individual receives, interprets, and responds to the world in which they live.…
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