Denver, Colorado,

September 26th, 2026

With Dr. Don and Brandi MacDonald, founders of "The Informed Chiropractor."

A MacDonald Safety Corridor Protocol Series Seminar

Denver, Colorado | Saturday, September 26th, 2026 | 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Limited spots.

Why This Seminar Matters

The pelvis and pelvic floor are two of the most under-addressed gateways to regulation in the body. These regions influence:

Vagal tone
Breath mechanics
Posture and gait
Core stability
Global fascial tension
Resilience in aging populations

Yet they are rarely addressed through a Polyvagal and fascial lens. Today’s stressed, sedentary, and aging patients need this work more than ever.

This seminar will give you a clinically grounded, neurologically respectful framework that amplifies the impact of your existing adjusting technique without requiring you to change who you are or how you practice.

Unlocking the Pelvis & Pelvic Floor

A MacDonald Safety Corridor Protocol Seminar Series

Saturday, September 26th, 2026 | Denver Marriott

The pelvis and pelvic floor are often among the most overlooked yet neurologically influential regions of the body. In today’s increasingly dysregulated world, chiropractors are seeing more people presenting with chronic tension patterns, altered posture, pelvic instability, breathing dysfunction, core compensation patterns, and persistent protective physiology. This seminar is designed to help chiropractors better understand the pelvis through neurological, fascial, and functional lenses, while providing practical assessments and hands-on applications that can be integrated into practice immediately.

Through the framework of the MacDonald Safety Corridor Protocol, participants will explore how the pelvis and pelvic floor influence overall movement, posture, coordination, and nervous system adaptability. This immersive hands-on experience blends modern neuroscience, fascial principles, and clinical application into a practical system designed to help chiropractors improve their observation, palpation, and adjusting outcomes.

Learning Objectives

This seminar is structured to provide chiropractors with advanced knowledge, clinical insight, and practical hands-on skills. Upon completion, participants will be better able to:

Explore the Science of Sensation

Develop a deeper understanding of the neurological pathways that influence the pelvic region. This module will review sensory-motor integration, afferent signaling, mechanoreception, and how these principles contribute to more informed clinical observation and assessment of pelvic function.

Understand the Role of Fascia

Examine current concepts surrounding fascia as a dynamic, highly innervated tissue system. Participants will explore the fascial architecture of the pelvis, including its mechanical, proprioceptive, and tension-distribution roles within the body. Emphasis will be placed on understanding how fascial relationships may influence posture, movement patterns, and overall pelvic adaptability.

Learn to Assess the Pelvis to Support Pelvic Floor Function

Learn to evaluate the pelvis as a dynamic and adaptable structure rather than a static framework. This section will review the biomechanical and neurological relationships between the sacrum, coccyx, ilium, pubic symphysis, and surrounding soft tissues. Participants will develop a more comprehensive framework for assessing pelvic movement, tension patterns, and compensatory strategies that may influence pelvic floor function.

Apply the Pelvic Floor Protocol

Receive hands-on instruction in the Pelvic Floor Protocol, a core component of the MacDonald Safety Corridor Protocol series. Participants will learn a systematic approach to delivering specific neurological and mechanical inputs to the pelvic region with an emphasis on safety, observation, tissue response, and clinical application. The goal is to provide chiropractors with practical strategies that can be integrated into a wide variety of adjusting styles and clinical environments.

What You’ll Walk Away With

You’ll leave with clear, repeatable principles and protocols you can apply to the pelvis and pelvic floor, regardless of the chiropractic adjusting technique you currently use. This work is technique-agnostic by design. Rather than asking you to change how you adjust, it shows you how to amplify the regulatory impact of the adjustment you already deliver.

Who Should Attend

This seminar is designed for any chiropractor, regardless of prior experience with the pelvic floor, who is interested in expanding their knowledge and assessment skills in the following areas:

•The biomechanics of the pelvic girdle and sacroiliac region

•The role of the pelvic floor in core stabilization and intra-abdominal pressure regulation

•Postpartum musculoskeletal changes and recovery

•The relationship between pelvic function and chronic low back pain presentations

•Advanced manual assessment techniques for the pelvic region

You’ll also learn how to implement the Safety Sandwich to improve access to the nervous system before, during, and after your adjustment. This approach helps reduce threat, increase receptivity, and support vagal signaling, making your adjustments more effective with less effort and with a lower likelihood of unexpected or exaggerated responses. The result is a calmer experience for both you and the patient, and more predictable clinical outcomes over time.

Pricing and Registration

To ensure a high-quality, interactive learning experience with sufficient hands-on guidance, registration is strictly limited.

Registration Tier	Price	Availability
Early Bird	$599	Available until July 1st, or while seats remain
Regular	$799	Available after July 1st, or while seats remain

For members of our Informed Chiropractor paid group, please reach out for your discount.
For Students in Chiropractic college or in their first year in practice, contact us for a student fee.

Due to the small class size, we anticipate this seminar will fill quickly. We recommend registering early to secure your place.

There will be no refunds or transfers, so make sure you can come before you register.

Dr. Emir Lervy, Ireland

I would say it’s 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. Stacey Smith, Canada

The MacDonald Safety Corridor Protocol adds tweaks to your current adjustments to bring you to the next level of care. It adds an extra layer of checks to amplify what you are already doing. It is suitable for every technique and is not overly time consuming to add on to what you are already doing.

Dr. Sharon Dongarra, USA

What an incredible weekend! Learning, hands-on mentorship, and community. It doesn't get any better. I do not doubt that I'm a better chiropractor after this experience. Thank you to the MacDonalds, who consistently over-deliver.

MacDonald Safety Corridor Pelvic Floor Protcol DENVER, COLORADO

Saturday Sept 26th, 2026

EARLY BIRD DOCTOR

$599 USD

Regular price is $799, Early Bird Price Ends July 1st.

It does not matter which chiropractic technique you currently use.
There are no prerequisites for this seminar.
For our TIC members, contact us for your discount
Chiropractic Students contact us for student fee.
NO REFUNDS OR TRANSFERS

LOCATION:

HOTEL INFORMATION:

Courtyard by Marriott Denver Airport at Gateway Park

4343 Airport Way, Denver, Colorado, USA,

Phone number 1(303)-574-1212

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Dr. Estelle Zauner Maughan, UK

Taking part in this protocol and learning how to put my adjustments together so my clients can integrate in a neurologically safer way is a game changer. My communication has changed, and my outcomes are improving. Every chiropractor should have an understanding of this in daily life and practice.

Dr. Julie Darchuk , Canada

This weekend was exactly what I needed. It was filled with knowledge, skill, connection and community. I left the weekend feeling inspired and excited for practice on Monday. I would love to do this seminar again as there was so much good information. I would highly recommend it. Don't think twice just sign up! I promise you will not regret!!

Dr. Petrice Foxworthy, USA

This protocol allows the practitioner to really tune into their patient's body and nervous system, creating a felt sense of safety for the patient and, as a result, more ease for the patient.

What Chiropractors Are Saying About the MacDonald Safety Corridor Protocol

The MacDonald Safety Corridor Protocol was designed to enhance, not replace, the chiropractic techniques doctors are already using. Chiropractors consistently share that the protocol gives them clearer neurological feedback, greater confidence at the table, and a deeper sense of regulation in their practice members.

Here’s what doctors are saying after attending the seminar:

“The MacDonald Safety Corridor Protocol adds tweaks to your current adjustments to bring you to the next level of care. It adds an extra layer of checks to amplify what you are already doing. It is suitable for every technique and is not overly time-consuming to add to what you are already doing.”

“I would describe it as a way to assess trauma-holding patterns in the body and a toolbox or skillset to be able to alleviate that stress locally to provide a sense of neurological safety globally.”

“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 concepts bring greater clarity to care.”

“It’s a protocol that helps you understand and identify when the nervous system is operating from a threat or defensive dynamic and guides you toward calming and bringing the system into a state of ease.”

“This weekend was exactly what I needed. It was filled with knowledge, skill, connection, and community. I left feeling inspired and excited for practice on Monday. I would love to do this seminar again as there was so much valuable information. I highly recommend it. Don’t think twice about signing up. You will not regret it.”