Connect and Learn – Thompson Technique in Practice – Albury-Wodonga
5 September @ 5:30 pm - 9:00 pm AEST
Free
This session explores the practical application of Thompson Terminal Point Technique in the assessment and co-management of pregnant patients.
Drawing on more than 25 years of clinical experience, Dr Charles Kathopoulis will walk through his approach to low-force, segmented adjusting in the context of women’s health — from postural and structural assessment through to care plan design and collaborative management within a multidisciplinary setting.
With a large and longstanding patient base of expecting and post-natal mothers, Dr Kathopoulis will share the clinical reasoning, adjusting adaptations, and referral considerations that have shaped his approach to pregnancy care.
Attendees will gain practical insight into integrating Thompson Technique principles to address the unique biomechanical and physiological demands of pregnancy — and how this fits within the broader context of whole-family, wellness-based chiropractic practice.
Suitable for chiropractors at all stages of practice. No prior Thompson Technique experience required.
Time: 5:30pm to 9:00pm – Includes Dinner
Location: Advanced Correction Chiropractic, 59 High Street, Wodonga, VIC
Our speakers
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- Dr Sakelarios Kathopoulis
- Biography
Dr Charles Kathopoulis is the founder and principal chiropractor of Advanced Correction Chiropractic, a multidisciplinary health network serving the Albury-Wodonga region across two clinic locations.
A graduate of RMIT University, Charles holds a Bachelor of Chiropractic Science and a Bachelor of Applied Science (Clinical), and completed his internship at the Wodonga Chiropractic Centre under the late Associate Professor Alan Brady DC. With more than 25 years of clinical experience, Thompson Technique has been the foundation of his practice since graduation.
Charles remains actively involved in Thompson Technique education, continuing to support Drs David Kay and Sheri Brady in the delivery of Thompson Technique seminars nationally. He has a particular interest in the care of expecting mothers, infants, and young families within a multidisciplinary healthcare setting.
