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ASA - Advanced Spinal Assessment and Adjusting for the Infant and Child

This ICPA course teaches spinal analysis and full spine adjusting for the newborn, infant and toddler populations including visual analysis and case history techniques. Spinal analysis procedures including muscle and motion palpation as well as adjusting techniques adapted from the Gonstead, Diversified and Logan Basic models will be presented. Techniques using the child drop headpiece are included. Expect extensive hands-on application.

Course Goal

Participants gain the skills necessary to locate and analyze vertebral subluxation and have confidence in their ability to make gentle, specific adjustments in the newborn, infant and toddler.

What to Bring:

Please bring a pediatric drop headpiece and a baby doll (a 20-inch baby doll is recommended). The recommendation is "Mon B�b�". Having these items will help you get the most out of your seminar experience.

To register, visit: https://icpa4kids.com/training/courses/

Session Detail P2311.ASA.1

Schedule:

On Campus, 12 CE Hours, November 4-5, 2023, Sat, 9am-6pm, Sun, 8am -12pm

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Meeting Date	Start Time	End Time
Saturday, November 4, 2023	09:00am	06:00pm
Sunday, November 5, 2023	08:00am	12:00pm

Meeting Date	Start Time	End Time
Saturday, November 4, 2023	09:00am	06:00pm
Sunday, November 5, 2023	08:00am	12:00pm

Price:

Please see contact information above to register for this seminar.

Instructors (listed in order of appearance)

Name

Additional Resources

Ronald Castellucci

Biography:

Ron Castellucci, BS, DC, ACP has been practicing chiropractic since graduating from Logan College of Chiropractic in 1988. Following his graduation from Logan, he practiced in Missouri and Massachusetts before settling in Horse Shoe, North Carolina. Dr. Castellucci is a professor of clinical and chiropractic sciences. He is the technique department chairman at Sherman College of Chiropractic and was three times honored with faculty member of the year. He is a frequent lecturer at national chiropractic symposiums and teaches chiropractic care for children worldwide with the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association.

Dr. Castellucci has been serving the Hendersonville community for over 19 years. He is committed to providing exceptional chiropractic care to the families and children in his community. His mission is to serve so that others may live the life they were created to live. Dr. Castellucci lives this mission every day in his role as husband, father, teacher and mentor.

In addition to his passion for chiropractic and teaching, Dr. Castellucci is actively involved in the Hendersonville community. He has been a scout leader, soccer coach and is an active member of his church. He enjoys fly fishing, hiking and traveling which he does extensively while teaching chiropractic worldwide.

Facility Detail

Northwestern Health Sciences University

Room 26

2501 W84th St

Bloomington, MN 55431