Extremity Adjusting

This 8-hour presentation will begin with the basic neurology of extremity adjusting. This will explain the benefit of primarily utilizing indicators to adjust extremity articulations as opposed to symptomatology. This will be covered by the concept of “The Noisy Joint”. Then, utilizing motion x-rays, and video demonstrations, the adjustments for the typical pronated foot will be taught. These adjustments include the navicular, cuboid, cuneiforms, talus, calcaneous, and fibular head. Next, the indicators, listings and adjustments for the knee will be presented. The wrist extension thrust technique will be covered in great detail so participants will be able to duplicate the results. Following the foot and knee, a targeted rehab exercise will be shown. The final portion of the seminar will consist of the indicator, adjustment and rehab exercise for the typical hip. This course will be presented in a workshop/hands-on deliberate practice format utilizing multiple repetitions.You’ll leave with effective adjustments you can “use on Monday morning” that will increase the positive outcomes with your patients. This is a video replay from the Fall 2022 Conference.

• •Understand the neurological principles underlying extremity adjusting and how to prioritize structural indicators over symptomatology
• •Identify and correct common foot pathologies, including pronation patterns affecting the navicular, cuboid, cuneiforms, talus, calcaneus, and fibular head
• •Master the wrist extension thrust technique with precision to achieve consistent, reproducible results
• •Assess knee dysfunction using proper indicators and listings to deliver effective adjustments
• •Apply targeted rehabilitation exercises following foot, knee, and hip adjustments to optimize patient outcomes
• •Evaluate hip dysfunction and deliver indicator-based adjustments with appropriate post-adjustment rehab protocols
• •Integrate extremity adjusting techniques into clinical practice with confidence and competence from day one