Non-Pharmacologic treatment approaches for Improving Mental Health

Date: Friday, June 27, 2025
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Location: Victory Clinic MHK, 3905 Vanesta Drive, Manhattan, KS
Cost: $75

This training will discuss concepts of functional medicine, specifically revolving around non-pharmacologic testing and treatment strategies for managing behavioral health. This includes essential micronutrients, hormones, genetic and methylation issues, gut health, and neurofeedback.

Dr. Brett Baxter received his Doctor of Chiropractic from Cleveland University in Kansas City in 2017, after receiving his Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology from Friends University in 2013. Dr. Baxter is a native of Park City, Kansas and is passionate about
helping patients function at their optimum capacity. Choosing to be a chiropractor was his natural niche as he always “asks the next question” and enjoys the challenge of finding the root cause of disease, rather than just masking symptoms. His advanced chiropractic training spans several disciplines including: internal medicine, nutrition, epigenetics, McKenzie protocol-full spine (MDT), kinesiology taping, cupping and soft tissue manipulative therapy (FAKTR). Due to Dr. Baxter’s extensive training in diagnosis and management of chronic health conditions, his primary focus is on the prevention and management of chronic diseases
such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, hypertension, thyroid/adrenal dysfunction and others.

Dr. Baxter analyzes the human body as a whole, through specific biomechanical and biochemical testing. Specific functional movement screens and lab testing are utilized when clinically indicated in order to better understand each patient’s specific condition. Dr. Baxter strives to meet each patient at their current level of health and provide conservative, effective treatment in order to maximize their health potential and provide the opportunity for a greater quality of life.

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