Bridgestone Arena

In Nashville, TN on August 7-8, 2025: Learn Advanced Joint Manipulation from Structure & Function Education with our Advanced Joint Manipulation (JMN2) course. This 16-hour lab-based course combined with lectures, clinical demonstrations and lab practicals. The goal is for the clinician will learn a specific and intentional approach to joint manipulation developing advanced psychomotor skills needed to deliver manipulation safely and effectively. The outcome for the patient is to decrease pain, improve the quality and quantity of joint movement, and create a lasting change in the patient’s body structure.