Dr Marc Picks Categories in Depth: Mastering the Neurophysiology of Subluxation Types to Enhance your Certainty & Clinical Results

"You have always been told in technique seminars & training that 'You will GET IT later'... Welcome to LATER!" – Dr Marc Pick

Dr Marc Pick is an international leader in Chiropractic Neurology and has dedicated his career of 49 years to understanding the ‘Behind the Scenes’ of adjustments. He uses his extensive knowledge combined with his passion for making life-like anatomical models, to help Chiropractors worldwide. 

We have two registration options for this seminar- 2 days or 3 days. 

Day 1 & 2 (Fri 24th & Sat 25th November)

This seminar is designed to give chiropractor's an understanding of the anatomy and neurophysiology behind the SOT Category Systems and their treatment protocol applications. Dr Pick's material can be applied to a wide range of Chiropractic Techniques. The seminar will utilize innovative animations (often considered to be the best in the industry), to enhance the attendee’s comprehension and will be followed with hands-on palpatory exercises.

Investigation of the anatomy, neurophysiology and treatment protocols associated with:

• Category 1: Dural Subluxations encompassing topics such as heel tension formation, Pelvic blocking, SB cough test, Vasomotor, and Occipital fibre analysis.
• Category 2: Musculoskeletal weightbearing lesion analysis including an in-depth explanation of the lesion's infiltration affecting posture, balance and emotional instability.
• Category 3: Discogenic Subluxation lesions including differential analysis and treatment applications between ascending and descending subluxations.

Addressing the validity and Biodynamics of Cranial Motion

• Through investigative dissection, MRI and Video myelogram fluoroscopy studies.
• Combined with animated explanations & palpation exercises designed to identify the various intracranial pulse rhythms to ensure the attendee's skills toward future maximum treatment applications.

Day 3 (Sun 26th November)

This 1-day seminar follows on from day 1 and 2, diving into the Cerebellum:

• The neurophysiology behind diminished balance and postural control

• Various diagnostic indicators to assess for cerebellar dysfunction

• Adjunctive cerebellar techniques & treatment protocol

This can boost attendee's treatment outcomes regardless of technique preference.