Your Neck Has a Day Job
Neck and shoulder structures in everyday movement
What does your neck actually do all day?
GOOD SPINES ONLY® ACADEMY
Anatomy
After Class.
School is over.
Your body still has questions.
Everyday anatomy for adults who wish they had paid more attention in school.
Last Saturday monthly · 11 AM Eastern
Live on Google Meet · 90 minutes (1 hour 30 minutes)
WELCOME TO THE AFTER CLASS CREW
The textbook can wait.
Your curiosity is right on time.
Wish you had paid more attention? Pull up a chair. We’re helping adults understand the body they live in—with curiosity, clarity, and practical relevance.
Each month, Dr. Daisiá takes a different part of the body out of the textbook and into everyday life. No need to remember everything from school. Bring your questions and a notebook.
FIRST CLASS · NOVEMBER 28 / FILE NO. 01
Your Neck Has
a Day Job.
NOV28SATURDAY · 2026
What does your neck actually do all day?
Meet the neck and shoulder structures behind everyday movement. Discover how the parts work together when you turn your head, carry a bag, or reach for the top shelf.
By the end, you’ll be able to:
- Identify key bones, joints, and muscles of the neck and shoulder region.
- Explain how the neck, shoulder blade, and arm contribute to everyday movement.
- Connect these structures to familiar activities, including turning and reaching overhead.
ONE QUESTION WE’RE LEAVING OPEN…
When you reach overhead, which structures join the movement?
Bring your best guess. We’ll connect the dots in class.YOUR CLASS DETAILS
- Date
- Saturday, November 28, 2026
- Time
- 11 AM–12:30 PM Eastern
- Length
- 90 minutes (1 hour 30 minutes)
- Format
- Live on Google Meet
- Replay
- Available 72 hours after class
- Host
- Daisiá Glenn, D.C.
- Price
- To be announced
Registration and Meet access are not open yet. A calendar reminder does not reserve a seat.
YOUR FIRST SIX ANATOMY FILES
So much body.
So many good questions.
Our planned topic lineup. Dates for later topics will be announced as the series develops.
The Backbone of Adulting
Vertebrae, discs, joints, and movement
Could you explain what a disc actually is?
Plot Twist: Your Core Has Layers
Abdominal wall, diaphragm, and pelvic floor
Your core anatomy goes beyond the six-pack.
Your Feet Have Entered the Chat
Arches, joints, and walking
How many moving parts help you take one step?
Take a Breath—Meet Your Diaphragm
Breathing anatomy
Where is your diaphragm, and what moves when you breathe?
Meet the Messenger System
Brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves
What’s the difference between your spinal cord and a nerve?
MEET YOUR HOST
Dr. Daisiá
Glenn.
D.C. · B.S. Biology · M.S. Positive Psychology
A Chiropractor, educator, and founder of Good Spines Only®, Dr. Daisiá brings her love for the human body, nature, and Jesus to a fresh kind of classroom.
Her goal is to make anatomy feel clearer, more interesting, and more connected to your everyday life—whether you last studied it years ago or never quite got it the first time.
More about Dr. Daisiá →YOUR SEAT IN THE AFTER CLASS CREW
Curiosity?
Bring it.
Your Neck Has a Day Job · Live on Google Meet
Last Saturday of the month · 11 AM Eastern
Registration is opening soon.
The form below previews what we’ll ask. Entries aren’t submitted or saved yet. Return here for the registration launch and joining instructions.
PREVIOUS CLASS / THE DEBRIEF
Let’s go over
the good stuff.
Your first recap & replay are on their way.
After class, this space will hold the previous topic, three key takeaways, and a reflection question to keep your curiosity going.
Replays will be available 72 hours after class. No recap or replay has been posted yet.KEEP THIS IN YOUR NOTEBOOK
After Class Notes.
A one-page companion for each class, designed to help the lesson stick.
AFTER CLASS NOTES / WHAT’S INSIDE
Your take-home anatomy file.
- A labeled anatomy diagram
- Three key takeaways
- One reflection question
- Links to credible resources
Class handouts
One-page After Class Notes will be available here as they’re published.
No downloads posted yetResources worth bookmarking
Topic-specific links and reading from credible sources will accompany each class.
Resource links coming soonBefore the bell rings.
Who is Anatomy After Class for?
Adults who wish they had paid more attention in anatomy—and anyone curious about the body they live in. No healthcare background is required.
When and where is class?
The last Saturday of every month at 11 AM Eastern, live on Google Meet, for 90 minutes (1 hour 30 minutes). Eastern follows New York’s local time, including daylight saving changes.
How do I get the Google Meet link?
Registration and joining instructions will appear here when they’re ready. The current form is a preview and does not reserve a seat.
Can I ask about my symptoms?
Bring general anatomy questions. Personal symptom assessment belongs in an individual appointment, where your history and needs can be considered. Attending a class does not mean you need treatment.
Will the class be recorded?
Yes. Replays will be available 72 hours after each class. The teaching portion will be recorded; recording will stop before participant questions unless appropriate permission has been obtained.
Is this a certification or a medical appointment?
No. This is general anatomy education, not personal medical advice, a diagnosis, or a professional certification course. When relevant, Dr. Daisiá may explain what a Chiropractic assessment involves.
A LITTLE CLASSROOM ENERGY
Open your notebook.
Meet your anatomy.
Classroom curiosity, a love for Chiropractic, and a fresh appreciation for the body you live in.
Images and artwork set the classroom mood. Monthly classes take place live online on Google Meet.