Module AA // Art of Adjusting Articulations: Reflexive, Mechanical,
& Manual Adjusting of the Spine & Extremities
SEMINAR FLYER // 14-15 NOVEMBER 2020
Saturday 9a-6p Sunday 9a-1p
2020 Las Vegas Seminar Series FLYER
This course is a classic adjusting seminar. Whether you
are an expert adjustor or just out of school you will increase your ability to find and adjust subluxations with confidence.
We begin with a discussion of the
foundation of adjusting itself, contrasting it with general manipulation, and
concepts like global vs. segmental
subluxations. We then quickly move on to multiple adjustive techniques that
draw from the work of many of chiropractic’s early masters. These adjustive techniques will include:
condyle lift, basic plane, level one, anterior atlas, inferior & posterior
occiput, TBM sugar, temporomandibular joint, rib & spinal torque, sciatica,
side-posture pelvis, prone lumbars, lumbar facets, rib heads, sacral base
posterior (hamstring & piriformis), sacral spin, carpal tunnel, spinal
discs, bicipital tendon, humeral head, clavicle, posterior fibula, lateral
tibia, dancers foot, anterior femur head, basic energetic synchronization,
cervical & pelvic instrument pattern, category IV - XV pelvic and shoulder
blocking.
Join us take your sense of touch,
feel, and thrust to a higher, more confident and effective level!
This course is limited to those
licensed, or in school, for adjusting, includes hands-on demonstrations by the instructor and student practice sessions
and is required for AA certification.*Note: TBM is
only taught to career health professionals and those actively studying to be career health professionals
-AND- have a collage level background in human physiology and anatomy, (Anatomy
101 and/or Physiology 101 or equivalent)
*Note: TBM is only taught to career health professionals and those actively studying to be career health professionals -AND- have a collage level background in human physiology and anatomy, (Anatomy 101 and/or Physiology 101 or equivalent)
*Reduced fees are applicable to the following individuals:
REFRESHERS - must be verified by the TBM office that the registrant has completed the identical seminar previously.
STUDENTS - must provide proof of enrollment as a full-time student in an accredited health care degree-granting institution.
FACULTY - must provide proof of employment at an accredited health care degree-granting institution.
1st YEAR - must provide a copy of diploma signifying graduation from an accredited health care degree-granting institution within 12 months of the beginning of the applicable seminar.
RESIDENT - must provide official notification from an accredited health care degree-granting institution that you are a full-time resident.
