Articles

IMMEDIATE IMPACT OF SPINAL MANIPULATION ON STANDING CENTER OF PRESSURE OF CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE STUDENTS WITH COMBINED NECK AND LOW BACK PAIN.

John Ward
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76-94

CHIROPRACTORS CAN MOVE BEYOND THE DEFICIT DISCOURSE TOWARD A STRENGTHS-BASED APPROACH WHEN WORKING WITH AUSTRALIA’S FIRST PEOPLES.

William (Bill) Hayward, Troy Walker, Lyndon Gene Amorin-Woods
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1-16

ASSESSING CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM AND PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM FUNCTIONING IN RESTING AND NON-RESTING CONDITIONS IN A HEALTHY ADULT POPULATION

Tyson Perez, Emily Drake, Stephanie Sullivan
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95-133

Case Reports

MASSAGE THERAPY AND VERTEBRAL ARTERY DISSECTION

Peter Tuchin
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17-33

POST-SURGICAL REHABILITATION OF A SEMI ELITE SOCCER PLAYER UTILISING A BIOMECHANICAL AND NEUROCOGNITIVE APPROACH BY A SPORTS CHIROPRACTOR

Natalie Sharp, Henry Pollard
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150-179

FUNCTIONAL NEUROLOGICAL DISORDER AND CHIROPRACTIC: TWO CASE REPORTS

David Richardson
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51-75

REHABILITATION AFTER LATERAL ANKLE STABILISATION SURGERY AS GUIDED BY A SPORTS CHIROPRACTOR – A CASE REPORT

Richard Kan, Jenny Truong
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34-50

Student Contributions

SLED RESISTED SPRINT TRAINING - A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE

Brad Immermann
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180-189

Guest Editorial

HOW CHIROPRACTIC RECOGNITION WAS ACCOMPLISHED WITHIN THE AUSTRALIAN HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM

Andries Mentz Kleynhans
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134-149