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Denver: MacDonald Safety Corridor, Sat, May 4th, 2024: Level One

DOCTOR Registration!

LEARN THE MACDONALD SAFETY CORRIDOR LEVEL 1

Location:  Denver, CO

 

Denver Airport Marriott at Gateway Park:

The "MacDonald Safety Corridor Protocol" seminar is for chiropractors looking to utilize what they have learned from polyvagal theory. This cutting-edge seminar provides a framework for understanding how the nervous system functions in states of safety and threat and how to adjust in presence and intent rather than simply following predetermined instructions. Attendees will learn how to use this approach to help patients achieve optimal neuro-regulation. This weekend will be an opportunity to deepen your understanding of the nervous system and enhance your skills as a chiropractor. Take advantage of this exciting seminar, and register today!

What you'll get:

  • The focus will be on polyvagal concepts around palpating and adjusting concepts. ALL TECHNIQUES WELCOME
    • The "Safety Corridor" explained
    • Cranial-cervical junction motion and indicators.
    • The upper six ribs. Focus on the first rib and its relationship to "threat." 
    • The Lower six ribs. The focus will be on the diaphragm's relationship to the dorsal vagal complex.

Lunch is on your own

Very Limited Spots are available for this event. Register today!

The host hotel is:

Denver Airport Marriott at Gateway Park:

Hotel Website Click Here

 

 

What People Are Saying:

I believe that every Chiropractor should be adjusting thru a Polyvagal lens. It just makes sense once you understand what that even means! lol. Don and Brandi do a magnificent job of explaining the Polyvagal theory and provide examples of simple changes you can make in your office on Monday morning to be a more effective Chiropractor.

Dr S, Ontario, Canada

This excellent protocol works perfectly in line with a principled Chiropractic approach to assessing the spine and nervous system. The enhancements of this protocol can apply to any technique, and the intertwined polyvagal approach makes sense - physiologically and anatomically. This is one of the most patient-centered approaches I’ve seen!

Dr T, Ontario Canada

I would say the MacDonald Safety Corridor is a more in-depth way of assessing and adjusting - using modified adjustments which will enhance the ones we already use in practice. I believe if more of us adjust like this we will have a much more relaxed community.

Dr. E, Ireland