The chiropractic profession, since its inception, has always had its roots in clinical neurology. Modern chiropractic neurology, pioneered by Frederick (Ted) Carrick, DC, PhD, is defined as the field of functional neurology that engages the internal and external environments of the individual in a structured and targeted approach to effect positive changes in the nervous system and consequent physiology and behavior.

Adjustments and other non-invasive modalities can affect the nervous system in a profound way. Through history and physical examination procedures, the chiropractic neurologist attempts to determine which areas of the nervous system are not working harmoniously with the whole. In doing so, the most appropriate treatment options can be employed. Continued monitoring, via standard and enhanced neurological exam procedures, provides the clinician with dynamic feedback on the efficacy of the treatments. For additional information about chiropractic neurology, please consult www.acnb.org and www.carrickinstitute.org.

• Applied kinesiology

• Chiropractic neurology

• Neuromuscular rehabilitation

• Nutritional support

• Scoliosis care

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