"Want to Hear How I Built Five Successful Chiropractic Clinics with a Four Week Waiting List!"

It wasn't always this way, believe me, until I learned that...

Precise motion palpation, properly demonstrated to the patient, educates and shows the effect of the subluxation prior to, and after correction.

How I wish someone showed me this earlier on. Let me share with you why I receive a steady stream of patient referrals. It has little to do with practice management - this is purely technique instruction. Want to improve your report of findings? Go elsewhere!

You see I learned the hard way that patients don't listen! Sure they hear, but do they learn? But they do feel - they feel when I demonstrate lack of motion, pinpoint tenderness, weakened muscles - they feel what I say, they don't hear it.

What did my instructors back at Palmer College of Chiropractic teach me?

• Learn to be proficient at motion palpation
• Confirm your findings using neurology
• Understand the difference between subluxation and compensation
• What pain findings represent and how they're used
• Postural patterns and their implications for the subluxation
• When to walk away from the cervical spine and head down to the sacrum
• How to recognise when adjustment is no longer indicated

Feel a touch of recognition? Feel like you used to know this? Strange how we have to go back to the basics sometimes and stranger to find that this was all taught and published long ago.

Dr Clarence Gonstead D.C. is famous for stating this...

The hardest lessons learned are when not to adjust! Remember, once adjusted, you can't take it back again. Does the word 'dysafferentation' mean anything to you? Could it be that imprecise adjustments can even work against your patients, causing harm rather than helping their nervous system?

Here's the good news - don't reinvent the wheel! I have spent most of my professional career investigating the subluxation, poring through the research and techniques of old and fine tuning my own clinic procedures. You can now have the benefit of years of my work as an end of 2007 present.

My Australian company, Kiro Kids, has taught motion palpation and subluxation correction over many years and courses. Throughout this time, the content has evolved and been fined tuned to reach its present format as the NeuroImpulse Protocol (NIP) from which you have seen video excerpts.

In earlier years when the technique was less expanded, the course was taught as a 10 step process over 2 days and an interactive learning file was produced to help reinforce the content. Adjusting the Child and later NIP became the further evolved courses with refinements in neurology and the various subluxation categories. NIP is now taught over two 3 day seminars and content is being continuously added.

For chiropractors unfamiliar with what NIP has to offer, we have decided to be generous in offering our entire, updated, earlier interactive learning files as a free introductory course with links to each section e-mailed to you each two days.

We will allow you to dip your toes in the water, practice the basic steps and gain a taste of what NIP may offer you.

This represents unsurpassed value! The course sits on our website and we will allow you to view the content in a condensed form. We call it our free e-course in Motion Palpation. This really is cutting edge chiropractic education in the digital age!                                               

I am going to give away to you, free of charge, one of the first courses I ever taught on finding the subluxation. If this doesn't help you give better results, I'll eat my plastic spine!

                           Dr Neil J.Davies, Chiropractor

     Ballarat, Australia