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Why does a joint fail to move the way it should? While mechanical contributors such as degeneration are well recognized, the neurological mechanisms that limit spinal motion are often under-appreciated.
In this webinar, we will explore reduced joint motion through a clinical neurological lens: how spinal reflexes, posture, balance, ocular function, psychological stress and more influence mobility. By understanding these mechanisms, clinicians can refine their neurological examinations, interpret patient presentations more accurately, and tailor interventions for greater therapeutic impact. If time allows, we will also review before-and-after case studies to illustrate these principles in practice.
Dr. Patrick Freud is a Montreal-based chiropractor and founder of the Freud Clinic, with a special interest in helping patients with neurological conditions such as concussions, dizziness, movement disorders, and childhood neurodevelopmental challenges.
In addition to maintaining a private practice since 1996, Dr. Freud has served as an Adjunct Professor of Anatomy at McGill University’s Faculty of Medicine since 1999. He has been lecturing internationally on functional neurology since 2010 through his renowned Adjusting the Brain seminars.
