Chiropractic Doctor CE Course - Physical Diagnosis 191 : Reflex Mapping - Connections to Chiropractic Treatment and Wellness

Physical Diagnosis 191 : Reflex Mapping - Connections to Chiropractic Treatment and Wellness

Credit Hours(s)2.0

InstructorsLawrence Bagnell, DC

Price$40.00 USD

Format(s)AudioVisual Course

Educational Objectives

Hour 1

Explain the foundational principles of reflex mapping —including its neurological basis, historical origins, and relevance to chiropractic assessment and treatment.
Identify and compare major reflex maps —including foot, hand, auricular, facial, tongue, tooth-organ, and iridology charts—and describe how they correlate to spinal, organ, and neuromusculoskeletal patterns.
Integrate reflex-based findings into chiropractic clinical reasoning

Hour 2

Describe the major somatic and autonomic reflex mechanisms including stretch, Golgi tendon, withdrawal, crossed-extensor reflexes, and autonomic modulation—and explain how they integrate with chiropractic neurological assessment.
Interpret reflex-based findings within case scenarios to correlate stress physiology, digestive reflex patterns, trapezius fiber maps, and autonomic imbalance with chiropractic subluxation patterns and patient outcomes.
Apply reflex mapping within chiropractic technique frameworks including SOT categories, trapezius and occipital fiber charts, Lovett Brother relationships, and Applied Kinesiology principles to improve diagnostic accuracy and treatment planning.

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