This program focuses on teaching how disturbances in body alignment promote dysfunction in the central nervous system and how that dysfunction further promotes disturbances in body alignment. Understanding this two-way street will allow for improved clinical outcomes by the application of novel adjusting paradigms in combination with other manual therapies.
This program combines many lines of literature into a concise model that describes in detail how subluxations effect central nervous function as well as how the adjustment along with other manual therapies effect that functionality. Significant correlates are made between the vestibular, visual and proprioceptive systems describing how they work together to promote optimum body alignment. Understanding these correlates gives clinicians the opportunity to adjust their techniques to maximize their effectiveness.