Adam Klotzek

Dr. Adam Klotzek is a highly distinguished chiropractor, educator, and visionary leader in the field of clinical neurology, with a career spanning over three decades. He earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Logan University and furthered his expertise by obtaining a Master of Science in Clinical Neuroscience from the Carrick Institute for Clinical Neuroscience & Rehabilitation. Dr. Klotzek holds numerous advanced credentials, including Diplomate status in Neurology from the American Board of Chiropractic Neurology (DACNB) and Fellowship status in Functional Neurology (FACFN), Vestibular Rehabilitation (FABVR), and Brain Injury and Rehabilitation (FABBIR) from the American College of Functional Neurology, along with a Fellowship in the International College of Chiropractors (FICC). Throughout his extensive career, Dr. Klotzek has demonstrated a profound commitment to advancing chiropractic neurology. He has served as a staff clinician at Plasticity Brain Centers of Orlando and is a respected Professor of Neurology at the Carrick Institute, where he plays a pivotal role in educational content development. Notably, he was instrumental in defining the core curriculum for chiropractic neurology and authored the world's most comprehensive and widely attended 300-hour postdoctoral neurology program, which serves as a cornerstone for board-certified chiropractic neurologists globally. As an accomplished worldwide lecturer, Dr. Klotzek has delivered over 700 presentations, totaling more than 11,000 hours, on diverse topics within neurology and Receptor-Based neurological treatment. His clinical experience encompasses over 25 years, during which he has attended to more than 12,000 patients with a wide array of neurological and non-neurological conditions, including concussions, vestibular disorders, chronic pain, dizziness, headaches, ADD/ADHD, scoliosis, and sports-related injuries. Dr. Klotzek's research interests include developing novel treatment applications and investigating the effects of joint misalignments on brain function. He has authored a number of published medical papers, with a particular focus on measuring the central neurological effects of spinal manipulation by quantifying eye movements, aiming to expand its therapeutic use beyond pain management. He is recognized for his ability to demystify complex neurological concepts, making them accessible to global audiences and inspiring practitioners to pursue excellence in clinical neuroscience.

Past Presentations