What Adjustment Should You Use & Why – Chattanooga

Some common spinal conditions need specific patient positioning, and the wrong set-up can mean more pain, slower recovery, and more risk. In this hands-on Fetterman Events seminar in Chattanooga, Dr. Etienne Dubarry, DC, explains the reasoning behind the best approach for each of these conditions and has attendees practice with and without patients.

Conditions covered include cervical anterolisthesis and retrolisthesis, lumbar anterolisthesis and retrolisthesis, and painful lumbar scoliosis. Each one comes with a step-by-step approach, practical day-to-day set-up tips, red flags to watch for during set-up, multiple patient positions for more specific adjustments, and ways to monitor your own improvement. Dr. Dubarry has 40 years of practice in France and the United States, wrote three technique textbooks, and teaches internationally through Adjust for Success. Bring a portable table if you have one.

The seminar runs 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM for 12 CE hours.

• •Choose the right adjustment and positioning for cervical and lumbar anterolisthesis and retrolisthesis
• •Adapt set-up for painful lumbar scoliosis
• •Recognize red flags during adjustment set-up
• •Self-monitor technique for safer delivery