FOCUS Session · A benefit webinar for Sherman College

Improve your community workshops:
the key factors blocking your success

Uncover your hidden limiting beliefs, understand the stress neurology behind how people think and decide, and walk away with specific upgrades for how you communicate and deliver in the room.

Date
Tue, Oct 13
Time
5:30–6:30 PM PT
Live online
60 minutes
Tuition
$49
Register — $49
100% of proceeds go to Sherman College of Chiropractic.
Why we’re doing this
Sherman College of Chiropractic

Dr. Steve Tullius and Dr. Amy Spoelstra are teaching this hour together as a fundraiser. All proceeds are donated to Sherman College of Chiropractic — you learn, the profession gains.

What you’ll learn

Four shifts, one hour

01

Your hidden limiting beliefs

Workshop the blind spots and blockages quietly keeping you from showing up and delivering at your full capacity.

02

The new family practice concept

Understand the shift in how families are looking for care today, and how that shapes what they need to hear from you.

03

Stress neurology & decision-making

Learn how a stressed nervous system changes the way people think, process, learn, and connect with new information — and what that means for your delivery.

04

Specific communication upgrades

Concrete takeaways: how to structure your message, how to read the room, and how to adjust your delivery to match how people actually absorb information under stress.

Your instructors

Two halves of one conversation

Dr. Steve Tullius

Dr. Steve Tullius

Limiting beliefs · Communication

Opens the hour by working through the blind spots that hold doctors back in the room, and reframes what today’s families are actually searching for when they walk into a workshop.

Dr. Amy Spoelstra

Dr. Amy Spoelstra

Stress neurology · New family practice

Founder of FOCUS Academy and Brain Blossom Programs. Takes the second half into the neurology of a stressed nervous system — how it changes the way people learn and decide — and the delivery upgrades that meet them there.

Tuesday, October 13 5:30–6:30 PM Pacific

A full room is not the same as a room that follows through

Spend one hour learning why people nod but don’t move — and how to speak so the families in front of you can actually act on what they hear.

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