Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) is contained within the ventricles of the brain and the subarachnoid spaces of the cranium and spine. It performs vital functions, including providing nourishment, waste removal, and protection to the brain. The constant secretion of CSF contributes to complete CSF renewal four to five times per 24-hour period in the average young…
Course description to be determined. Skills You Will Learn ✓ Determining whether you have a primary ascending or descending subluxation ✓ Balancing the sacral and occipital motions ✓ Correcting either/and primary sacral or occipital subluxations ✓ Uncover the primary dural subluxation in the thoracic or lumbar spine Resources Provided ✓ Video class modules ✓ Evaluation…
How Would You Like to Have the Key to Unlock the Cranium and Make an Impact on the Other 80% of the CNS? Mastering the art of correcting and balancing the sphenobasilar mechanism is the key to creating a consistent, effective, and efficient patient outcome while at the same time growing your practice from the…
Tongue-tie, or ankyloglossia, can significantly impact an individual’s ability to speak, eat/nurse, swallow, breathe properly as well as impair proper cranial bone growth patterns. Understanding the assessment and management of tongue-tie is essential for healthcare professionals working with patients who may be affected by this condition. In addition to tongue-tie, the evaluation of the palate…
In this 3-month chiropractic cranial adjusting class, you will learn the functional anatomy and physiology of cranial bone motion, cerebrospinal fluid mechanics, and specific cranial landmarks and indicators to facilitate both your understanding and application of cranial adjusting techniques. CCA is a specific, comprehensive, and efficient methodology to correct cranial bone imbalances and access the…
Peak Potential Institute
Wellesley, MA
drmartinrosen@gmail.com
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