The Pain to Brain Chiropractic Workshop

The Pain To Brain Practitioner Workshop, also known as the Brain Based Practitioner Certification Workshop, is a continuing education event designed for Doctors of Chiropractic. This workshop introduces a brain-based protocol aimed at helping practitioners make a greater impact by transforming pain patients into brain patients.

Attendees will engage in a 12-hour hands-on live workshop, which is complemented by over 12 hours of immediate access to recorded information and training materials. Please note that the virtual portion does not include CE credits. The curriculum delves into the science and research behind stress, its effects on brain function, and how chiropractic care influences brain and physiological function.

This presentation will be a lecture-style format with some hands-on components as part of the learning. The workshop focuses on practical application, teaching participants how to dynamically assess the brain and nervous system, interpret patient presentations to identify affected brain areas, and develop individualized, brain-based care plans. Upon completion of the live portion, doctors will receive a certificate of completion and a Certified Brain Based Chiropractic sticker. The course is conducted by Dr. Clint Steele, DC.

• -- Understand the science and research behind stress and its effect on brain function.
• -- Examine the science and research on how brain function changes physiologic function, leading to over 90% of all diseases.
• -- Discover how chiropractic care affects brain function.
• -- Explain why chiropractic care changes brain function.
• -- Differentiate how various types of care change brain function in different ways.
• -- Determine the best type of care for each individual patient based on their assessment.
• -- Assess the brain and nervous system in a dynamic fashion.
• -- Utilize patient presentation to determine what areas of the brain are being affected and why.
• -- Track the progress or lack of progress of the patient based on objective findings.
• -- Develop the right type of care plan for each patient based on assessment findings.