Adam Klotzek Webinars

Webinar #1
The Importance of Gravity, Neurons, & Posture In A Brain-Centric Model of Adjusting
From the first appearance of RNA on earth, a molecule synonymous with the beginning of life, the force of gravity has acted on and influenced all stages of evolving life. Best known for its ability to curve the space-time continuum, gravity also curves the biological continuum, quietly influencing human function and guiding the direction of human evolution. The nervous system is the conduit through which gravity’s influence is communicated and shared among every cell in the human body. It is also the conduit through which gravity guides human development by converting gravitational forces into electrical impulses that influence neural networks’ structural and functional connectivity throughout the CNS. Posture is the ultimate expression of the nervous system’s ability to resist gravity’s constant downward force, often correlating positively to an individual’s health. During this hour-long webinar, we will discuss the foundational concepts regarding gravity’s influence on posture & how it influences your adjusting technique.

Webinar #2
Hemisphericity. Is This Functional Brain Model Still Relevant?
The concept of Hemisphericity represents a functional brain model that Chiropractic Functional Neurologists commonly use. It is a model that, for the most part, has been highly criticized and discredited throughout the clinical scientific community. However, despite this criticism and discreditation, Chiropractic Functional Neurologists continue to modify their patient treatments to adhere to the fundamental constructs set out in this model. The question becomes based on the negativity of the scientific community towards the concept of Hemisphericity: should we continue to use the term or abandon it for a more appropriate replacement? During this 1-hour webinar, we will discuss:

1. The historical origins of the term hemisphericity
2. Why the criticism and lack of scientific support?
3. Does the lack of scientific support make hemisphericity irrelevant?
4. Technique considerations in influencing hemisphericity.
5. Should we continue using the term or abandon it for something else?