Have your practice members seemed different since the pandemic?
If the people in your practice don't respond to care the way they used to, it's not your adjusting; it's their nervous systems. Polyvagal Theory explains why, and this free mini-course shows you what to do.
Get instant access to Chiropractic through a Polyvagal Lens — six short videos, about an hour total. Free.
What You Will Learn
The Hierarchy of the Nervous System
Learn how the nervous system shifts between states of safety, mobilization, and shutdown, and how to recognize which state your practice member is in when they walk through your door. When you can read the state, you can meet them where they are.
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Neuroception
Discover the body's built-in safety scanner, which always asks, "Am I safe?" beneath conscious awareness. You'll learn to spot the cues your practice members pick up from you, your team, and your office, and how to shift them toward safety.
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Interoception
Discover how the brain reads the body's internal signals, and how to help your practice members tune back into theirs. As their interoception improves, so does their sense of self, and that's where deeper, longer-lasting change begins.
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The Power of Co-regulation
Learn how your regulated presence helps practice members regulate, and why your connection is one of the most powerful tools in the room. Co-regulation turns a good adjustment into an amazing nervous system experience.
Why This Free Course?
Guided by people who live this work
Dr. Don brings over 28 years of chiropractic practice and the MacDonald Safety Corridor Protocol. Brandi brings decades of work in human behavior, communication, and leadership. Together, they've taught this material to hundreds of chiropractors and their teams worldwide.
Immediate Application
Every idea includes something you can try right away: small shifts in how you show up that your practice members will notice at their next visit.
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A new lens through which to look at our current world, helping answer how humans have changed and how we can better help them. I can see the benefits of much less stress and frustration, better boundaries, and more enjoyment inĀ practice