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apcj Issue 5.1
Just published
Scholarship
Faye: What are we really doing as Chiropractors?
Govender: Walking into the world of ethics as a chiropractic student. [WCCS]
Cuthbert & Ebrall: The contemporary role of the case report in evidence generation for the discipline of Chiropractic
Masarsky &Todres-Masarsky: Long Haul COVID-19 and Subluxation: A case report
Smith: Dr Toad’s wild ride
Masarsky: More assessment clarifiers [The wide-angle lens]
Getzoff: Sacro Occipital Technique (SOT): Category Two: Systems integration
Johnson: Down the sacrum rabbit hole
ASRF Case Reports
Pryjma, Postlethwaite, & McIvor: Improvement in low tone and retained primitive reflexes in a 15-week-old female concomitant with Chiropractic care
Kotlerman et al: Improvements in anxiety and suicidal ideation in a 14-year-old female undergoing a concentrated program of Chiropractic care
Pryjma, Postlethwaite, & McIvor: Improvement in mood, sleep, head symmetry and socioemotional engagement in a 19-month-old male concomitant with chiropractic care
Watson, Postlethwaite, & McIvor: Improved digestion, sleep and mood in an 8-month-old male under Chiropractic care: A case report
Watson, Postlethwaite, & McIvor: Improvement in movement, function, primitive reflexes and digestion in a 4-month-old female concomitant with Chiropractic care: A case report
15th Sacro Occipital Technique Research Conference
eBooks
Chiropractic articles
Philosophy of Chiropractic
Abrahams T: Philosophy: To be or not to be?
Rome P, Waterhouse JD: The specific chiropractic adjustment is conducted within an articulation’s physiological range of motion: Part 4 of a series
Elbert R: Doctor, what is the intention of your adjustment? A Clinical Huddle
Blum C: Channeling healing energy: The power of touch in the chiropractic clinical encounter, Part three
Rome PL, Waterhouse JD: The Vertebral Subluxation premise: Part 1: The medical literature regarding nomenclature
Policy Committee. Australian Chiropractors Association: Policy on Chiropractic Practice, Scope & Terminology
Rome PL, Waterhouse JD: The Vertebral Subluxation premise: Principle 1 continued, The medical literature regarding nomenclature and onset
Ebrall P: Subluxation as a fuzzy narrative
Blum C: Yesterday when I was young [Reflection]
Seiler E: DD Palmer’s theistic spin on biology and the modern effort to hide it
Rome PL, Waterhouse JD: Medicine has failed to grasp the principles explaining chiropractic’s international success [Editorial]
Ebrall P: A philosophy for chiropractic education in the 21st Century: A contextual prelude
Richards DM: The meaning and value of vitalism in chiropractic [Thesis]
Fox M, et al: Vitalism in a New Zealand chiropractic program
Ebrall P: Absolving Chiropractic’s indeterminacy through interdependence
Chiropractic History
Callender A: Reflections of a chiropractic historian
Peters RE: The Founder of Chiropractic: Some notes on DD Palmer
Ebrall P: DD Palmer and the Egyptian Connection: A short report
Cuthbert S, Lindley-Jones C, at al: A history of professional Applied Kinesiology around the world (Part I).
Smith JC: Chiselled hands: A history of manipulative therapy and Chiropractic care
Davis KY, Blum CL: A history of temporal sphenoidal (TS) diagnosis and its clinical application
Ierano J: The upper cervical Chiropractic lineage diagram project
Ebrall P: The establishment of the International College of Chiropractic (ICC) Melbourne
Ebrall P: The Emergence of Chiropractic Education in Australia
Ebrall P: RMIT University kills its Chiropractic program in Victoria
Ebrall P: Another one bites the dust: Are we witnessing the demise of our profession? [Editorial]
Ebrall P: ‘It’s not the battles we lose that bother me, it’s the ones we don’t suit up for’ [Editorial]
Ebrall P: Survival and growth: Adversity make us do better [Editorial]
Master Classes
Noone P: Integration of Post-Concussion Support Strategies into chiropractic practice
Cuthbert S, Stump JL, Stark B: Applied Kinesiology Chiropractic and Traditional Chinese Medicine
Maffetone P: A review of manual methods of traditional biofeedback for improving brain and body health and fitness
Cuthbert S: The GenitoUrinary system in chiropractic: The neuroanatomy of the muscle-organ-gland correlation
Cuthbert S: Best Practice Guidelines for Diagnosing Muscle Imbalance: Chiropractic versus Physiotherapy
Santos E: Clinical efficacy of Guasha Therapy for shoulder pain [Thesis]
Williams S, Blum CL, Billings S: Plagiocephaly: The Oblique Skull; A method of chiropractic correction, with a case report
Cashman S, Blum C: Trapezius fibre muscle analysis: A pilot inter/intra-examiner reliability study
Chu ECP, Huang KHK, Shum JSF: Lumbosacral transitional vertebra as a potential contributing factor to scoliosis: a report of two cases
Chiropractic Techniques
Sacro-occipital Technique (SOT)
More is under construction
Applied Kinesiology (AK)
Will be fully available from 1 October
Gonstead Methods
Under construction
AMA resurrects Australia's 'babygate'
Right after Spinal Care Week, and just ahead of the ACA National Conference, AND 7 months AFTER the CBA revision ... go figure
Get to know the School of Allied Health at Murdoch
New feature: Book chapters
Dr Charles Blum: Chiropractic Manipulative Reflex Technique
Read Chapter 1: Introduction to Chiropractic Manipulative Reflex Technique (CMRT)
This book will be published on Amazon.
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