How Physical, Bio-Chemical, and Emotional Stressors Affect the Nervous System and Our Overall Health : NFAPA Calendar : News & Publications : Nebraska Foster and Adoptive Parent Association

This is the fourth webinar in the 2021 Fall Webinar Series titled Healing the Whole Child.

This training will provide a road map on the path of health by following natural guidelines in maintaining the structural, nutritional and emotional health of our bodies and of our children. In this webinar, Dr. Dority will discuss our nervous system, from embryonic foundation and development, and the essential nutritional requirements needed for creation of a healthy nervous system.

You will learn:

3 causes of a malfunctioning nervous system.
Mechanical and structural stressors that directly affect the nervous system in birth process and post birth.
How the health of the parents sperm and egg affect the health of a baby's nervous system.
An overview of proteins, fats, vitamins and minerals essential for healthy nerve development and function.
This webinar is intended for all professions.

Attendees will receive a certificate of attendance, agenda, and handouts.

Speaker: Dr. Michael Dority, D.C.

Dr. Michael Dority is a graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic. Now retired from his 44 years of chiropractic practice in Nebraska, he credits his professional success of supporting the patient’s nervous system with Chiropractic care, whole foods, whole food supplements from Standard Process, and the Neuro-Emotional Technique (NET). His passion is educating people to the benefits of natural healthcare.

NE CLE Accreditation approved for 1.0 credit hour. NE CLE activity #216376

Questions? Email Melissa at mvillarreal4@unl.edu.

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