The Thompson Technique is a full-spine chiropractic adjusting technique that uses high-velocity, low amplitude, adjusting procedure using a drop table to assist in the correction of vertebral subluxation. Using the drop table allows the doctor to use less force, decreasing doctor fatigue and making it easier on the patient. At the heart of the Thompson Technique is the Derefield leg check, adapted from the original work of Dr. Romer Derefield and Dr. Alivin Niblo. The Derefield leg-check analysis enables the practitioner to differentiate between cervical and pelvic involvement.
Seminars are a hands-on classroom practicing Thompson analysis and set-ups. Attendees will be presented the basic neurology of the short leg, how to correctly perform a leg check, what the leg check finding means, where in the spine to look for problems based on the leg check finding, when to start adjusting, when to stop adjusting, and much more.
The Thompson Technique will give you the confidence that you are affecting change.
Learn a working system they can use Monday morning in practice.
Seminars are a hands-on classroom practicing Thompson analysis and set-ups. Attendees will be presented the basic neurology of the short leg, how to correctly perform a leg check, what the leg check finding means, where in the spine to look for problems based on the leg check finding, when to start adjusting, when to stop adjusting, and much more.
The Thompson Technique will give you the confidence that you are affecting change.
Learn a working system they can use Monday morning in practice.
Our Mission:
Teach chiropractic students and doctors of chiropractic the proper Thompson Technique analysis and adjusting procedures that you can use Monday morning in the office.
Teach chiropractic students and doctors of chiropractic the proper Thompson Technique analysis and adjusting procedures that you can use Monday morning in the office.