Developmental Neurobiology (2 hours) (Chiropractic Continuing Ed Track registrants only)
From infancy throughout childhood, understanding and evaluating the pediatric nervous system is both challenging and rewarding. This class will focus on the important physiological intersections that impact spinal health, quality of life, and the attainment of milestones.
Attendees will be exposed to current and contemporary neurological principles addressing the sensory, motor and cognitive systems as well as tone of the autonomic nervous system. Techniques of examination and assessment will be demonstrated during this class.
Michael Hall, BS, DC, FIACN
Michael Hall, BS, DC, FIACN is a distinguished professor of clinical neurology, renowned lecturer and director of clinical operations at the NeuroLife Institute at Life University and maintains a private practice with his wife and chiropractor, Dr. Cara L. Hall.
Dr. Hall is a chiropractic neurologist who has been espousing the benefits of optimal health expression of the nervous system for over 25 years. He graduated with honors from Parker University in 1990, receiving multiple awards for academic and clinical excellence. Following graduation, he completed a 3-year post-doctorate program of study in orthopedics and neurology. He completed both programs simultaneously. He received his board certification from the American Board of Chiropractic Neurology in 1993, and was honored as “top chiropractic neurologist” by his graduating class. Dr. Hall received his Fellow in Chiropractic Neurology by the International Academy of Chiropractic Neurology in 2008.
Dr. Hall has maintained an active clinical practice since 1990 serving athletes, families, and complex neurological cases.
