10/30/2025
If you're still adjusting without clear indicators, read this.
You’re not a less effective chiropractor because you’re seeing inconsistent results. You’re likely missing one key piece: objective analysis tied to neurological function.
We’ve all been there—adjusting what feels “off,” hoping it holds, tweaking the same segment visit after visit. But without a system to tell you why it’s presenting and what it’s compensating for, you’re left adjusting patterns… not correcting root causes.
The difference between adjusting and correcting is your ability to analyze.
This is why we teach chiropractors how to read the nervous system through tonal patterns, cranial shifts, and meningeal indicators—so every adjustment is intentional, not intuitive guesswork.
Want to move from hopeful to certain in your care? Start by refining your assessment.