The Access Workshop
Enhancing Clinical Clarity
More Consistency
If you've come to this site, you're likely trying to produce more consistent results in your practice.
You're not alone. There is a reliable method for doing this, but most practitioners don't know how to leverage it. We help them rapidly develop the skills that make this possible.
How Certain Are You?
Do you get amazing results some of the time, and other times things just don’t resolve?
Are you ever uncertain which areas need to be addressed and which areas are better off left alone? Have you ever stared at a client’s folder and wondered what to do next?
We've been there. The workshop was built by clinicians who understand the challenges that inconsistency and uncertainty can cause in practice. We developed a method that enables most practitioners to access
better clinical insights and, in turn, to produce more consistent results.
Leaving Insights on the Table...
Most manual practitioners use palpation to help make their clinical decisions. They primarily focus their attention on subtle touch sensations that their nervous system produces while they palpate.
Your
sensory responses offer clinical value—but they represent
only one channel of information
that palpation provides.
A Second Channel of Information.
Your nervous system isn't just feeling when you palpate; it’s making judgments.
It appraises what it detects, decides what's significant, and responds accordingly. For example, your nervous system produces key adaptive responses whenever it detects meaningful changes in a client's physiology.
Most practitioners never develop skillful perception of the adaptive responses their nervous system produces. This is a
significant
oversight. Adaptive responses can provide important clinical insights that sensory responses simply cannot provide (much as touch responses can reveal what visual responses alone never could).
Better information. Better Care.
The workshop teaches practitioners how to transform subtle adaptive responses into clinically actionable insights. Skillful perception of adaptive responses enables you to experience more of the information that your nervous system already detects.
Better information. Better clinical decisions. Better outcomes.
As a chiropractic practitioner and educator for the past 25 years, I have taken many, many seminars and classes over the years. Of them all, Dr. Ric Wiegand's Access Workshop has proven to be the most helpful and empowering. Access has given me, and others, the ability to rapidly assess patients, effortlessly helping to locate subluxations, as well as determine what technique or style of force application to use.
