04/23/2026
Dr Gordon spent the past weekend in Calgary at the New Zealand College of Chiropractic Lyceum, learning alongside leading researchers like Heidi Haavik, was a powerful reminder of why this work matters.
What continues to stand out is how modern neuroscience is deepening our understanding of the relationship between the spine and the brain—and how that connection shapes the way we move, adapt, and engage with the world around us.
This ongoing learning helps inform how chiropractic care can better support:
• Smoother, more coordinated movement
• Greater awareness of how the body works and responds
• Improved adaptability in the face of physical and daily stress
Grateful for the opportunity to keep learning, refining, and bringing that knowledge back to practice.
Spending the weekend in Calgary at the NZCC Lyceum learning from world-class researchers like Heidi Haavik.
What stood out most is how modern neuroscience continues to explore the connection between the spine, the brain, and how we experience and interact with the world around us.
As a chiropractor, I’m always looking to better understand how care can support:
• Movement and coordination
• Body awareness
• Adaptability and resilience
Grateful to keep learning, refining, and bringing that knowledge back to practice.
