About Dr Rick Wiegand

About the Access Workshop…

A small percent of practitioners can perceive subtle, yet significant signs of dysfunction that most practitioners miss. Research shows that these exceptional practitioners pay attention to a key group of central autonomic network / CAN responses. A practitioner’s nervous system innately produces these responses when it detects salient changes in a patient’s physiology.

 

The Access Workshop presents a science-based approach for enhancing awareness of these key CAN responses. These indicators provide important insights about a patient’s well-being that are typically overlooked by conventional assessment approaches. Proficient awareness of key CAN indicators provides greater insights into problems that patients have and enhances a practitioner’s ability to produce desired results more consistently.

 

Enhanced perception skills do not require an extra-sensitive nervous system. Most practitioners can learn to take advantage of powerful clinical insights that CAN responses innately provide. 

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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. 

Jeff Rockwell, D.C. 

Seminars

Soquel, CA – January 29 & 30

Seminar With Dr Rick Wiegand

The Access Workshop will be presented at The Well Being Center at 5905 Soquel Dr. # 150 in Soquel, CA.
Workshop hours are 9 AM – 7 PM on Saturday and 8 AM – 2 PM on Sunday.

 

The workshop fee for a first time practitioner is $695.00. A discounted fee of $595.00 is available if registration and payment are confirmed by January 15th. The fee for a returning practitioner is $395.00.

The first time student – and faculty – fee is $350.00. The returning fee is $295.00

Class size is limited in the Soquel Access Workshop. 

Workshop space is reserved on a first come – first served – basis.

Contact enhanced@accessworkshop.com for inquiries & / or a registration form.

Dr Rick Wiegand

Manual practitioners often develop their ability to perceive subtle somatic responses that occur at dysfunctional sites (e.g., changes in tension, motion, position, temperature, texture and sensitivity). These somatic indicators provide important clinical insights. There is another type of feedback that provides equally vital clinical insights, yet most conventional  assessment  approaches do not attend to it. This (other) feedback is produced by the practitioner’s central autonomic network / CAN.*