The Thrust of What We Do, Presented by William E. Morgan, DC
Chiropractic in Historical Context, Bridging the Past to the Present
Review of the history of modern neurology from 1871 until present with an emphasis on how 19th-century science influenced the work of D.D. Palmer. The course will then proceed to follow the evolution of modern neuroscience and chiropractic to the present day. The lecture will conclude with a review of the most recent research studies and a vision for how to apply them to practice.
Understanding Innate, Presented by John Minardi, DC
In his newest presentation, Dr. Minardi discusses the major premises of chiropractic and uses modern day science to illustrate how these premises are displayed and utilized in all circles of life. Dr. John dives into Universal Intelligence, Innate Intelligence, the interplay of Intelligence and Matter, the importance of Time, the causes of Interference and their role in disease. Matching these classic philosophical theories with the latest scientific research, Dr. Minardi helps shed new light on these classic chiropractic premises and the role the chiropractic adjustment plays on removing interference to allow proper brain function.