FUNDAMENTAL 1

THE FOUNDATIONS OF PRECISION

The Fundamental 1 Seminar is the first seminar in the Fundamental Seminar Series, and is the critical foundation of the Advanced Orthogonal technique.  The Fundamental 1 Seminar will give the tools to confidently communicate and precisely locate the cause of the patients problems.  This includes learning consultation, focused examination, report of findings and precision X-ray positioning.

Seminar training will include:

• An introduction to Advanced Orthogonal
• Basic anatomy of the upper cervical structures
• Basics of cervical biomechanics
• Introduction to Upper Cervical neurology
• Communication skills to connect with and educate the patient
• Examination flow to bring the patient to the cause of the problem
• The Pierce Maneuver
• Scanning palpation of the upper cervical soft tissues
• The Supine Leg Length Analysis
• Understanding the purpose of the four Advanced Orthogonal views
• Measuring the Atlas Sagittal Plane Line and the Axial Angle, and understanding why they are taken
• Placement protocols and rules for precision x-ray positioning
• Hands on X-ray positioning practice
• Troubleshooting the overweight patient for the Horizontal View
• Troubleshooting antalgic patient postures

This is the first of three Advanced Orthogonal Fundamentals needed to become a Certified Advanced Orthogonist.

AGENDA

The agenda will be posted when the next available seminar opens.

NEXT SEMINAR DATES

Seminar Dates Coming Soon

SEMINAR BUNDLE EXPERIENCE

The Bundle Experience will give students and doctors everything they need to be competent in the Advanced Orthogonal procedure, with no prior experience needed.

This bundle includes admission to FOUR seminars, Fundamentals I, II, and III PLUS the AOI Annual Conference featuring advanced topics and special presentations.

This bundle will save students  nearly $400 and save doctors close to $600 when compared to purchasing each seminar separately.

Students and Doctors who attend and participate in all four seminars would be eligible for board certification, meaning students can be certified shortly after they graduate!