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The 2nd Annual WE SHINE™ Conference
Women Elevating and Supporting Health, Innovation, and Neuroscience Education
This is where women in neuroscience rise together.
May 9, 2026
Coming Soon!
Register NowCelebrate Women
Observe the brilliance of women in a traditionally male-dominated discipline
Powerful Presentations
Learn from leading women in neuroscience, functional medicine, and clinical innovation.
Real-World Clinical Insights
Walk away with actionable strategies you can apply immediately.
Meaningful Connections
Engage with a global network of professionals who share your passion and purpose.
Welcome to
The 2nd Annual WE SHINE™ Conference
We SHINE was created to:
- Elevate the voices of women making an impact in integrative Healthcare
- Create space for collaboration, innovation, and leadership
- Inspire the next generation of clinicians and researchers
- Provide practical, real-world education that transforms patient care
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Why Attend We SHINE
Because you’re ready for more.
More clarity.
More connection.
More confidence.
More impact.
This is your opportunity to:
- Learn from those leading the field
- Gain insights that elevate your clinical and professional growth
- Connect with a community that truly supports you
Step into your next level with confidence
What Makes We SHINE Different
This isn’t just another online event.
It’s intentional.
It’s empowering.
It’s designed to create real impact.
We SHINE brings together:
- High-level education
- Authentic connection
- A supportive, growth-focused community
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Presenters &
Topics
Briana Salazar
DC
From Viscera to Brain: Interoception, Fascia, and the Autonomic Nervous System
Kelsey Latimer
Ph.D., CEDS-S
Polyvagal Theory and Eating Disorders: Neurobiological Perspectives on Regulation and Recovery
Krista Burns
DC, DACNB
Postural Neurology: An Evidence-Based & Neurologic Approach to Postural Correction
Maggy Moore
PhD, AT
When Chemistry Changes the Exam: Pharmacology-Altered Neurologic Presentations in Sport
Marisa Jones
DC
Vestibular and Oculomotor Rehabilitation Following Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: A Scoping Review of Interventions and Reported Outcomes
Nicole Quodling
MChiro, MSNeuroSci
Women Are Not Little Men: Trauma, Neuroplasticity and Sexually Dimorphic Mechanisms in Central Sensitisation
Ready to start learning?
Whether you’re just beginning or advancing a specialty, Carrick Institute gives you the structure, flexibility, and evidence-based training to grow with confidence.