This presentation begins with the concept of the “Noisy Joint”, a simple, reference-based, neurological concept that shows how the adjustment is based on indicators and not symptomatology. This session also covers indicators for the pronation foot pattern. Next, this session explains basic foot stabilization techniques, the seven adjustments for the foot pronation protocol and a workshop on adjust the right pronated foot. The last portion of the session discusses the educational concept of deliberate practice. Transitions from one adjust to the next are demonstrated followed by a workshop on the right and left pronated feet in deliberate practice format. Learning Objectives 1. Understand and explain the concept of the “Noisy Joint”. 2. Demonstrate the visual indicators of the pronated foot. 3. Demonstrate of method of temporary foot stabilization with tape. 4. Demonstrate the 7 adjustments for the pronated foot 5. Demonstrate increased accuracy and speed for the right foot pronation protocol. 6. Demonstrate increased accuracy and speed for the left foot pronation protocol. REFERENCES 1) Differential Diagnosis for the Chiropractor. Protocols and Algorithms. by: Thomas A. Souza. 3rd edition 2) Physical Examination of the Spine and Extremities by Stanley Hoppenfeld, Hugh Thomas 3) Textbook of Medical Physiology by Arthur C. Guyton and John E. Hall (Jan 15, 1996) 4) Casey K. Nociceptors and their sensitization. In Willis W. ed. Hyperalgesia and allodynia. New York: Raven Press: 1992: p. 13-15 5) Anatomy of the Human Body. by: Henry Gray Multiple editions.

This presentation begins with the concept of the “Noisy Joint”, a simple, reference-based, neurological concept that shows how the adjustment is based on indicators and not symptomatology. This session also covers indicators for the pronation foot pattern. Next, this session explains basic foot stabilization techniques, the seven adjustments for the foot pronation protocol and a workshop on adjust the right pronated foot. The last portion of the session discusses the educational concept of deliberate practice. Transitions from one adjust to the next are demonstrated followed by a workshop on the right and left pronated feet in deliberate practice format. Learning Objectives 1. Understand and explain the concept of the “Noisy Joint”. 2. Demonstrate the visual indicators of the pronated foot. 3. Demonstrate of method of temporary foot stabilization with tape. 4. Demonstrate the 7 adjustments for the pronated foot 5. Demonstrate increased accuracy and speed for the right foot pronation protocol. 6. Demonstrate increased accuracy and speed for the left foot pronation protocol. REFERENCES 1) Differential Diagnosis for the Chiropractor. Protocols and Algorithms. by: Thomas A. Souza. 3rd edition 2) Physical Examination of the Spine and Extremities by Stanley Hoppenfeld, Hugh Thomas 3) Textbook of Medical Physiology by Arthur C. Guyton and John E. Hall (Jan 15, 1996) 4) Casey K. Nociceptors and their sensitization. In Willis W. ed. Hyperalgesia and allodynia. New York: Raven Press: 1992: p. 13-15 5) Anatomy of the Human Body. by: Henry Gray Multiple editions.

Dr. Mike Martin was born and raised in Dundalk, MD, and graduated from Patapsco High School. Dr. Mike went on to Life Chiropractic College in Marietta, GA. It is emphasized there that health flows from above down, inside out. The body has a natural ability to heal itself, as long as you remove any interference to that process. Following graduation in 1986, the doc practiced as an associate with Dr. Sharon Gorman for one year. Graduating was far from Dr. Mike's start with chiropractic. Growing up in chiropractic, he had the privilege of living the philosophy throughout his life. In March of 1988 Dr. Mike opened ADIO Chiropractic, his dream practice. With his family and team by his side, he dedicates his life to improving the health and lives of our community. As a father of 2, Dr. Mike weekly makes time ,albeit 20 hours per week for his own exercise training as a major competitor in endurance races. Applying his philosophy in practice in his physical training, Dr. Mike is continually living his dream. Surrounding himself with family and friends that continually support and uplift him has always been a secret to adding to his joy and success. A true master of philosophy in practice, Dr. Scott LeVan is a graduate of Sherman College of Chiropractic and has been practicing since 1995. His mission is to educate and adjust as many individuals and family members as possible toward optimal health through Chiropractic care.He is proficient in adjusting from prenatal, newborn; to geriatric patients. Dr. Scott specializes in all forms of care from acute, continued correction, to wellness. His primary focus and strength is you and how you can have optimal spinal function through chiropractic adjustments, education, and exercise.Dr. Scott donates his time and energy to the community. He is very active in several community relationship groups. Dr. Scott educates about a variety of health topics like fibromyalgia, carpal tunnel, and headaches effecting the work force and public today. He is a guest speaker to corporations, small businesses, churches, and civic groups. Dr. Scott’s personal passion includes everything to do with his family, optimization of relationships and living fully functioning lives from above.

Communicating Subluxation Consequences and Adjustment Benefits In this presentation I will be teaching on the proven benefits of a Chiropractic adjustment with contemporary science and current research. My purpose is to increase certainty in Chiropractors to better understand the consequences of subluxation, benefits of an adjustment, and how to communicate with simplicity and effectiveness. Presentation Outline 1) Purpose of the Spine a. Neuro-spinal organ b. Neurological Input and Output 2) Physiological Consequences of Vertebral Subluxation a. Visceral Physiology and Musculoskeletal health b. Proof from contemporary science and research 3) Science and Research of the Adjustment a. Scientific benefits of a Chiropractic Adjustment b. Physiological Changes driven by the science 4) Philosophy Drives All Science a. Above Down Inside Out b. Vitalism over Mechanism

Addressing Male and Female Hormones with the Chiropractic Philosophy My personal story Wife suffered from infertility Used significant treatments for female hormone problems Thinking had to change Current Medical philosophy on hormones Hormone replacement therapy Current medications used Medical articles published on it III. Chiropractic Philosophy What is Health? Definitions of Health – World Health Organization, Webster’s definition Health is about function IV. Stress and its affect on function 1. Definition of stress for Dorland Medical dictionary 2. Stress can be Physical, Chemical or emotional 3. BJ Palmer – Chiropractic addresses the 3 T’s – Trauma, toxins and thoughts V. 1. If the body has stressors (Trauma, toxins, or mental stress) it can interfere with body functions. 2. Men and woman suffer from different stressors that affect function VI. Hormone physiology – Male 1. Testosterone a. Physical changes b. Mental Changes c. Labs d. Affect of chiropractic on stress hormones VII. Hormone physiology – female 1. Female cycle a. progesterone b. estradiol 2. Labs 3. Affect of Chiropractic on female hormones VIII. Stress Hormones 1. Cortisol 2. Immune systems and cortisol 3. Chiropractics affect on stress hormones 4. Circadian Cortisol Rhythm IX. Supporting hormones with superfoods 1. Hemp 2. Maca 3. Fatty acid based foods 4. Cacao X. Menopause 1. Definition – mayo clinic 2. Symptoms of menopause 3. Stresses affect on menopause XI. Chiropractic’s role 1. Philosophy of addressing the 3 T’s 2. How the Chiropractic philosophy helps us address hormone physiology.

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pinal Trauma Overview for the Chiropractor Aaron Welk DC, DACBR Overview- Patients with spinal injuries are commonly seen in chiropractic offices. The goal of this lecture is to review patterns of cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine traumatic injury. Topics will focus on mechanism of injury with specific injury patterns associated with each mechanism. Supporting imaging series will be presented, highlighting X-ray, MRI, and CT modalities. Utilization of each modality in the trauma setting will also be reviewed. Course Objectives- The attendees will gain further knowledge of common patterns of spinal injury. Knowledge of spinal injury patterns can be applied to personal injury, athletic injury, and general chiropractic practice. Further knowledge of proper imaging in the trauma setting will also be gained. Outline: 1.5 hour: Cervical Spine trauma review 1.0 hour: Thoracic spine trauma review 1.5 hour: Lumbar spine trauma review

pinal Trauma Overview for the Chiropractor Aaron Welk DC, DACBR Overview- Patients with spinal injuries are commonly seen in chiropractic offices. The goal of this lecture is to review patterns of cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine traumatic injury. Topics will focus on mechanism of injury with specific injury patterns associated with each mechanism. Supporting imaging series will be presented, highlighting X-ray, MRI, and CT modalities. Utilization of each modality in the trauma setting will also be reviewed. Course Objectives- The attendees will gain further knowledge of common patterns of spinal injury. Knowledge of spinal injury patterns can be applied to personal injury, athletic injury, and general chiropractic practice. Further knowledge of proper imaging in the trauma setting will also be gained. Outline: 1.5 hour: Cervical Spine trauma review 1.0 hour: Thoracic spine trauma review 1.5 hour: Lumbar spine trauma review

"Best Time To Be a Chiropractor" Andy Harding DC. The following are some of the references I will use in my presentation April 2, 2017. Subject: Rand Corp. studied patients under chiropractic care vs those not under Chiropractic care. Rand Corp. studied patients under chiropractic care vs those not under Chiroractic care. Free of use of nursing home (95.7% vs 80.8%) Free of hospitalization for the past 23 years (73.9% vs 52.4%) More likely to report a better health status More likely to exercise vigorously More likely to be mobile in the community(69.6% vs 46.8%) Effective chiropractic and need for maintenance care. (coulter ID, Hurwitz EL, Cassata DM, Beck JC, Chiropractic Patients in a comprehensive home-based geriatric assessment, follow up and health promotion program. Topics in Clinical Chiropractic 1996;3(2): 45-55 Poor posture caused by 2-4 hours per day head tilted forward. 700-1500 hours per year head tilted forward. Causing reduced testosterone and serotonin levels with increased cortisol and feelings a reduced feeling of power. "Assessment of Stresses in the Cervical Spine Caused by Posture and Position of the Head" Neuro and Spine Surgery Kenneth K. Hansraj, MD Surgical Technology International Nov 2014 pp. 277-279 The average time for a whiplash patient to achieve maximum improvement is 7 month and 1 week. (Spine 1994) Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs for rheumatoid and osteoarthritis conservatively causes 16,500Americans to bleed to death each year, ,asking it the 15th most common cause of death in the USA. (New England Journal of Medicine 1999) Spinal stiffness was linked to visceral pathology with nearly 100�curacy based on sympathetic innervation. (Medical Times 1921) Chiropractic Adjustments have been shown to significantly lower blood pressure. (Journal of Human Hypertension, 2007) Seniors under chiropractic care for 5 years or longer had the following results: -50% fewer visits to the medical doctors -spent 31% of the national average health care expenses -95.8% felt care was "considerably" or "extremely" valuable JMPT 2000 Rupert, Manello and Sandefer People 75 years of age and older who were under chiropractic care, compared to patients in the same age range without chiropractic care found; -better overall health -fewer prescription drugs -more overall activity -21% less time in the hospital over the last 3 years. Coulter et al. 1996 Sent from my iPad

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Compliance in the chiropractic office Outline of 2-hour lecture Hour One What is compliance? Why must we have compliance? Components of the compliance program Hour Two HIPAA Compliance Privacy Security Medical Records Auditing