How to use Heart Rate and Neurology to Assess Adjustment Needs

This seminar teaches chiropractors how to accurately use heart rate and skin temperature measures as neurological indicators. This in turn helps the chiropractor determine when the patient needs an adjustment from the neurological standpoint, and whether the intervention was effective.

• -Understand the physiological relationship between heart rate variability and nervous system function
• -Learn proper techniques for measuring and interpreting heart rate and skin temperature as neurological indicators
• -Develop clinical assessment skills to identify subluxation-related neurological dysfunction
• -Apply heart rate and temperature data to determine appropriate timing and need for chiropractic adjustments
• -Evaluate treatment effectiveness by comparing pre- and post-adjustment autonomic nervous system responses
• -Integrate these assessment tools into your existing patient evaluation protocols