In person15 CE hrsAdjusting

Principles 2 Adjusting

Name: Principles 2 Adjusting
Start: 2026-11-14T14:00:00-05:00
End: 2026-11-15T15:00:00-05:00
Location: Chiropractic Works

Nov 14–15, 2026

Warminster, PA

Chiropractic Works

Quick facts

CE hours: 15 hours
Schedule: Nov 14–15, 2026
Speaker: Brian Solofsky
Venue: Chiropractic Works, 176 B York Road, Warminster, PA, 18974

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About this event

Principles 2 Adjusting is a 15-hour, in-person technique seminar taught by Dr. Brian Solofsky of Chiropractic Works, held Saturday, November 14 (2:00–10:00 PM ET) through Sunday, November 15, 2026 (8:00 AM–3:00 PM ET) at 176 B York Road, Warminster, PA 18974. The course is approved through PACE with Sherman College of Chiropractic as the provider (9 hrs Adjustive Technique, 3 hrs Radiographic technique/safety, 2 hrs Examination/Diagnosis, 1 hr Principles of Practice); acceptance varies by state.

Using principles of chiropractic adjusting techniques (Gonstead, Diversified, Thompson, Toggle, Sacro Occipital Technique, Logan, Cox, Barge and extremities), attendees learn to build a technique protocol from digital posture and range-of-motion analysis, muscle testing, leg checks, and x-ray findings and listings — and when to use seated, standing, prone and supine adjusting with manual, drop-table and instrument methods. X-ray topics include views, line analysis, normal and abnormal findings, and pre/post studies.

Questions and registration: Chiropractic Works, 215-431-5433, thechiroworks@gmail.com.

Learning objectives

• Identify and apply the principles of major chiropractic adjusting techniques (Gonstead, Diversified, Thompson, Toggle, Sacral Occipital Technique, Logan, Cox, Barge, and Extremities) to clinical practice • Develop a systematic technique protocol by integrating digital posture analysis, range of motion assessment, muscle testing, leg checks, and radiographic findings with vertebral listings • Determine appropriate patient positioning (seated, standing, prone, supine) and adjusting modalities (manual, drop table, instrumentation) based on clinical examination findings • Evaluate pre- and post-adjustment radiographs to assess spinal alignment improvements and validate the correction of vertebral subluxations • Demonstrate how proper spinal analysis and targeted adjusting techniques reduce nervous system interference and improve patient health outcomes • Measure clinical outcomes using objective criteria including range of motion, posture studies, and radiographic comparison to document treatment effectiveness

Speakers

Brian SolofskyDC

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