Learn the biomechanical assessment and adjusting skills necessary to diagnose and treat both mechanical and discal lesions of the TMJ. This 5-hour hands-on workshop highlights the relationship between the TMJ and occiput and provides numerous ways to correct common dysfunctions.
This 5-hour workshop highlights unique and effective adjusting techniques for the most challenging areas of the spine. Instruction includes but is not limited to the following regions: Cervico-occipital, atlanto-axial, CT & TL junctions, lumbosacral and sacroiliac joints. Discover new motion palpation techniques and disc protocols to use in practice on Monday morning.
This 5-hour, hands-on workshop provides a comprehensive approach to motion palpation, clinical assessment, and adjusting techniques for the upper and lower extremities. Participants will explore practical assessment and adjustive procedures, with particular emphasis on carpal and tarsal joint palpation, identification of joint dysfunction, and appropriate adjustive corrections. Through guided demonstrations and hands-on practice, the workshop emphasizes clinical application, refinement of adjusting skills, and the integration of extremity assessment and treatment into everyday practice.
This workshop provides a practical review of foot and ankle anatomy, biomechanics, and their relevance to clinical assessment and chiropractic management. Participants will explore the identification and clinical implications of foot and ankle dysfunction, including the principles and indications for orthotic prescription. Emphasis will be placed on evidence-informed management strategies, including joint manipulation and mobilization techniques, to support improved function and patient outcomes.
These courses will be lead by Dr. Paul Gold, B.Sc (Hon.), DC and Dr. Nadine Ellul, MHS, DC.
THE TMJ 2 TOES® Adjusting Seminar Series is proud to announce our new module – Step by Step: Clinical Mastery of Foot and Ankle Dysfunction sponsored by The Orthotic Group.
This 5-hour hands-on workshop will demonstrate the motion palpation, assessment, and adjustments of the foot and ankle. Time will be spent on fibular dysfunction (proximal & distal) as it relates to ankle mechanics.
Orthotic manufacturing and casting techniques will be presented by TOG. This component of the seminar will expose participants to a clear understanding of the various orthotic types and their clinical applications.
*Lunch will be generously sponsored by The Orthotic Group.
Join us on November 14, 2025, at TOG Headquarters. Space is limited to 30 participants.
Instructors: Dr. Paul Gold
Cost: $299.00
Location: 160 Markland St., Markham, ON (16th & Woodbine Ave.)
Time: 9:00AM – 3:00PM*
This hands-on workshop will satisfy the CCO requirement for 5 hours of CE credit.
Event Link:
Eventbrite – https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/1774010044799?aff=oddtdtcreator
