The Brain, Pain & Neuroplastic Effects of Chiropractic Care

Introduction

The low back pain burden 1 Quiz

So many things can trigger feelings of pain 1 Quiz

The major difference between acute and chronic pain 1 Quiz

The old structural pathology model of pain is defunct 1 Quiz

Why is it so important that we explain the new understanding about pain to our patients? 1 Quiz

The difference between basic science vs clinical science and why chiropractors need to know 1 Quiz

Chiropractic helps those who suffer with spinal and head pain 1 Quiz

The neurophysiology of chronic pain 1 Quiz

Incongruent sensory information is enough to make your brain feel pain 1 Quiz

The negative neuroplastic effects of recurring low grade neck dysfunction 1 Quiz

How the emotional limbic parts of the brain drives the amplification of pain 1 Quiz

The orchestra analogy to explain how many parts of the brain are involved in creating the feelings of pain 1 Quiz

Pain related changes in the amygdala 1 Quiz

The stress neuromatrix in the brain 1 Quiz

How to explain to the public how stress affects their brain and how chiropractic can help 1 Quiz

How adverse childhood experiences affect us as adults 1 Quiz

The effects of physical trauma on the small deep paraspinal muscles 1 Quiz

The 1000 straws on the camels back analogy 1 Quiz

What is motor control? 1 Quiz