Neurology for the Common Jane & Joe: Part 1 – Peripheral Nervous System
November 12-15 2026
Neurology for the Common Joe and Jane (part one) This is part one of a two part seminar on neurological diagnosis and treatment of commonly seen neuro problems in our animal patients.
This course focuses on the peripheral nervous system. This would include diagnosis and treatment of:
- • Pain syndromes
- • Peripheral nerve entrapment syndromes
- • Plexus syndromes
- • Spinal nerve and radicular syndromes
- • Ventral horn syndromes and dysfunction
Lesions of the peripheral nervous system may be the most commonly missed issue in animal practice. There are no easy diagnostic tools available to the veterinarian or chiropractor to identify peripheral nervous system involvement. In this course a review of peripheral nervous system anatomy and physiology will be taught.
- • A simple diagnostic algorithm will be taught that will accurately diagnosis the longitudinal level of the peripheral lesion.
- • Applied Kinesiological methods will be utilized to diagnosis the cause and thus the treatment for these peripheral lesions.
This course is reserved for those adult learners who have completed the Health Pioneers Animal Certification program, or AK 1&2 and AK 3&4. Learners who have previously attended this seminar will be rewarded with updated and previously untaught information.
Cost is $995 cash/check; $1030 paypal/credit card