BS2.03 The Neurophysiology of the Subluxation

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This class covers what a chiropractic subluxation is according to the latest basic science research evidence. We will also explain the consequences of spinal injury and how this affects the brain and spinal function.

What are the consequences of a spinal injury?

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BS2.03 – Introduction

BS2.03 – 01 The Rubicon Group subluxation model 1 Quiz

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BS2.03 – 01 Practice Quiz

BS2.03 – 02 What stress does to the deep small paraspinal muscles 1 Quiz

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BS2.03 – 02 Practice Quiz

BS2.03 – 03 The importance of spinal muscle proprioceptive input 1 Quiz

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BS2.03 – 03 Practice Quiz

BS2.03 – 04 How spinal dysfunction affects your brain 1 Quiz

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BS2.03 – 04 Practice Quiz

BS2.03 The Neurophysiology of the Subluxation Final Quiz

About Instructor

Dr Heidi Haavik

Dr Heidi Haavik, PhD, is the founder of Haavik Research, a chiropractor and a neurophysiologist who has worked in the area of human neurophysiology since the early 2000s. She is a sought-after international speaker about the science of chiropractic care.

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7 Ratings

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Arthur Tovar

Posted 3 months ago

Good Information

Good analogies and explication which I have learned with your videos regarding what are the consequences of a subluxation or a dysfunctional segmental segment.

Gregory

Posted 6 months ago

It is important to understand how vertebral subluxations affect brain neuroplasticity.

Great information to know for all practicing chiropractors!

Lawrence

Posted 8 months ago

brain and spine relationship

I enjoyed the scientific explaination

Catherine

Posted 2 years ago

Very easy to understand - Highly recommend

This course would be great for all chiropractors, no matter their technique background. It explains the science in easy to understand terms with great analogies thrown in for help in communication. I particularly liked that it was broken down into chunks. 15-20mins is easily managed in a session, so I completed over a week.

Jeffrey

Posted 2 years ago

Explained in simple terms

The course was excellent and should be required for all chiropractors.

Charles

Posted 2 years ago

that subclinical pain can have far reaching consequences for brain function

Great course. I always enjoy hearing about the latest research, presented in a manner that is easy to understand, allowing me to pass on the findings to my patients.

kallastuhenri@hotmail.com

Posted 2 years ago

Great information about the latest research about Subluxations

I love to be updated on what the science shows about how our treatments are relevant!

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