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Oakland, CA 94618• Mon. • Wed. • Fri. • 10am-6:30pm (by appt.) •
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4 CE credits available
To provide a new look at evaluating and adjusting the injured spine, rib cage and upper extremity with consideration to multiple health problems using repetitive gentle thrusts employing a Spring Loaded Instrument and Drop Table Techniques.
Hour 1-2. Reasons for adjusting with a Spring Loaded Instrument and or Drop Table for the upper body: safety, anxiety, contraindications for manipulation and multiple injuries with limited positions. Spring Loaded Instrument adjusting of the ribs, Drop Table adjusting of the ribs,
costosternal and sternoclavicular joints. Use of bracing and management of these injuries.
Hour 3. Upper cervical adjusting with a Spring Loaded Instrument to allow (1) specific contact and direction of force; and (2) variable force in different positions. Drop Table adjusting of the upper cervical spine. Mid – lower cervical and thoracic adjusting with both the Spring Loaded Instrument and Drop Table with special consideration to a patient’s limited ability to change positions. There will be Temporomandibular Joint evaluation and adjusting.
Hour 4. Evaluation and adjusting of the dysfunctional upper extremity joints including the acromioclavicular joint, glenohumeral joint, ulnar humeral and radiohumeral joints and wrist articulations. Adjusting of the glenohumeral joint, ulna and radiohumeral joints and the wrist will be covered. Management of these injuries will be covered.
Register now for the Upper Body Seminar.
4 CE credits available
To provide a new look at evaluating and adjusting the injured pelvic girdle and lower extremity joints using repetitive gentle thrusts employing Spring Loaded Instrument and Drop Table Techniques. Management of arthritic conditions to promote increased activity and independent living will be covered.
Hour 1-2. Reasons for adjusting with a Spring Loaded Instrument and Drop Table for the lower body: safety, anxiety, contraindications for manipulation and multiple injuries with limited positions. Adjusting of the severely dysfunctional pelvis, including pregnancy, Drop Table adjusting or manual adjusting of the severely dysfunctional pelvis.
Hour 3. Evaluation and adjusting of the dysfunctional knee and management of injured knees.
Hour 4. Evaluation and adjusting of the proximal and distal tibiofibular joints, ankle joints, calcaneotalar joints and mid-foot joints with the Spring Loaded Instrument and Drop Table adjusting to manage the injured leg, ankle and feet.
Register now for the Lower Body Seminar!
Next date TBD. Stay tuned!
This 8 week seminar series takes a deep dive into all the topics in Dr. Ruch’s Advanced Adjusting Techniques book and includes a copy of the book! A combination of lecture/review plus hands-on practice and demonstration will equip you to utilize Dr. Ruch’s powerful techniques right away.
3 Practicing DCs will be facilitating and we’re limiting participants to 12 to ensure you have the support you need to learn these techniques. If you’ve been to one of Dr. Ruch’s weekend seminars, you know it can be a lot of information in a small amount of time. This seminar is going to dive deeper and take the time to cover all the details. It will be valuable to any level of student or practicing DC.
Weekly outline:
Week 1 – Pelvis
Week 2 – Rib Cage & Thoracic Spine
Week 3 – C-Spine, TMJ
Week 4 – Shoulder, arm (with rib cage review)
Week 5 – Pelvis Review & Lumbar Spine
Week 6 – Knee, leg, foot, ankle
Week 7 – TBI, Stroke, Spinal Cord Injury
Week 8 – Putting it all together – Example history taking, analysis, and treatment
Each week we will
Price: $297
Includes: 8 weeks of training and a copy of Dr. Ruch’s Advanced Adjusting Techniques book (normally sells for $49)
Location: North Oakland Chiropractic Clinic
To provide a new look at evaluating and adjusting the injured pelvic girdle and lower extremity joints using repetitive gentle thrusts employing Spring Loaded Instrument and Drop Table Techniques. Management of arthritic conditions to promote increased activity and independent living will be covered..
Hour 1-2. Reasons for adjusting with a Spring Loaded Instrument and or Drop Table for the lower body: safety, anxiety, contraindications for manipulation and multiple injuries with limited positions. Adjusting of the severely dysfunctional pelvis, including pregnancy, Drop Table adjusting or manual adjusting of the severely dysfunctional pelvis.
Hour 3. Evaluation and adjusting of the dysfunctional knee and management of injured knees.
Hour 4. Evaluation and adjusting of the proximal and distal fibula-tibial joints, ankle joints and calcaneal/talar joints and mid-foot joints with the Spring Loaded Instrument and Drop Table adjusting and management of the injured leg, ankle and feet.
To provide a new look at evaluating and adjusting the injured spine, rib cage and upper extremity with consideration to multiple health problems using repetitive gentle thrusts employing a Spring Loaded Instrument and Drop Table Techniques.
Hour 1-2. Reasons for adjusting with a Spring Loaded Instrument and or Drop Table for the upper body: safety, anxiety, contraindications for manipulation and multiple injuries with limited positions. Spring Loaded Instrument adjusting of the ribs, Drop Table adjusting of the ribs,
costosternal and sternoclavicular joints. Use of bracing and management of these injuries.
Hour 3. Upper cervical adjusting with a Spring Loaded Instrument to allow (1) specific contact and direction of force; and (2) variable force in different positions. Drop Table adjusting of the upper cervical spine. Mid, lower cervical and thoracic adjusting with both the Spring Loaded Instrument and Drop Table with special consideration to a patient’s limited ability to change positions. There will be Tempromandibular Joint evaluation and adjusting.
Hour 4. Evaluation and adjusting of the dysfunctional upper extremity joints including the acromium-clavicular joint, gleno-humeral joint, ulnar humeral and radiohumeral joints and wrist articulations. Adjusting of the gleno-humeral joint, ulna and radio-humeral joints and the wrist will be covered. Management of these injuries will be covered.
Life Chiropractic College West is accredited by the CCE and the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
Learn with the best! In addition to being an inventor of a medical device, an expert in spinal biomechanics and a sought-after speaker, Dr. William Ruch, DC, is also author of the popular chiropractic textbooks, Atlas of Common Subluxations of the Human Spine and Pelvis (1997, 2014) and Advanced Adjusting Techniques: Chiropractic Care for Physically Compromised Patients. If that isn’t enough, he also published If Mommy’s Not Happy, No One is Happy: Pregnancy and the Injured Pelvis, A Guide for Partners and Midwives.
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