What activities can unlicensed professionals engage in?

Unlicensed professionals can engage in performing examinations and physical therapies because these activities often fall under general practices that do not necessarily require a professional license, especially when they are conducted under the supervision of a licensed practitioner. This allows unlicensed individuals to assist in the recovery process, contribute to patient care, and provide supportive therapies that do not require a full diagnostic authority or spinal manipulation.

On the other hand, the activities associated with spinal adjustments, conducting full diagnoses, and providing comprehensive medical treatment typically involve significant knowledge and skills that are governed by strict licensing requirements. These activities are usually reserved for licensed practitioners who have undergone extensive training to ensure they can safely and effectively address complex health issues.