During his 32 years in practice, Dr. Forbach has served as Ethics Chairman of the Kansas Chiropractic Association and was an adjunct instructor at Cleveland Chiropractic College for 22 years. Dr. Forbach has additional post graduate training ranging from orthopedics, sports injury, radiology, acupuncture, to various chiropractic techniques.

A Modern Approach to Chiropractic Care
Early in his career, he learned about Activator Methods Technique, a gentle, low-force technique that uses a hand held instrument to realign the patient's spine and extremities and restore proper nerve function. The Activator Methods Chiropractic Technique (AMCT) has evolved from 41 years of clinical study and uses the latest advances in orthopedic, neurological and chiropractic examinations to find joint dysfunction in the spinal column and extremities and restore it to health.

Use of the Activator Adjusting Instrument gives consistent low-force, chiropractic adjustments. It is a very safe and highly effective procedure for all types and ages of patients, and is one of the most researched techniques in Chiropractic. Dr. Forbach was drawn to this technique because of the superior results he achieved with patients.

After utilizing this procedure in his office for a few years and becoming Advanced Proficiency Rated, he joined Activator Methods, Inc. as an instructor. Currently, he is a platform instructor traveling to other cities to teach doctors this modern technique in post-graduate classes.

Background

Dr. Forbach grew up in the Kansas City area, going to elementary school in Prairie Village and graduating from Raytown South High School. He received his undergraduate degree in Zoology from the University of Missouri in Columbia. His Doctor of Chiropractic degree is from Logan College of Chiropractic in St. Louis. After working for another Chiropractic Doctor in St. Louis for a few months, Dr. Forbach moved back to Overland Park and set up his own private practice in 1977 in Lenexa, Kansas. He and his family have lived in the Blue Valley area for the last 17 years.