Five Brain-Based Team Trainings

Most of the friction families feel in a practice has nothing to do with the adjustment. It lives in the front desk, the schedule, the finances, the sensory load of the room, and the way we talk to parents. When a child’s nervous system is already overwhelmed, every extra demand can tip them into avoidance.

These five modules and their short lessons walk you and your team through spotting those pressure points and calmly removing them. So anxious, sensitive, and “difficult” kids feel safe, parents stay engaged, and your family practice keeps growing.

1. 1Understanding the Journey of Parents in the New Family Practice
2. 2Reducing Sensory Demands in Family Chiropractic Practices
3. 3The Demand/Avoidance Cycle
4. 4Understanding the Void
5. 5Identifying Friction Points in the Exam and Office