About
About ChiropracticEvents.com
A curated directory of chiropractic seminars, conventions, and continuing education events.
What we do
ChiropracticEvents.com lists in-person chiropractic seminars, conventions, and continuing education events across the United States. Online events are included too, and they are clearly labeled so they are not mistaken for events held in person.
The directory is meant to be a practical place to find a seminar: what it is, when and where it is, how many CE hours it offers, and how to register.
- Every listing is verified against the organizer's own source before it is published.
- Listings are checked on an ongoing schedule.
- Past events, and listings that are no longer offered, are archived.
- Incomplete events are not published.
- State guides summarize continuing education requirements and link to events in that state.
The Origins: From Planet Chiropractic to AI
The DNA of ChiropracticEvents.com traces back to the very early days of the internet. Founded by Dr. Michael Dorausch, the platform is an evolution of the ethos behind Planet Chiropractic (planetc1.com)—one of the first and most trafficked chiropractic websites in the world, launched before Google even existed.
For over 30 years, Dr. Dorausch has been a fixture in the chiropractic community, speaking at events, seminars, and conventions worldwide. Over those three decades, one frustrating constant remained: finding accurate, up-to-date information on continuing education and seminars can be incredibly difficult.
The profession's data has always been heavily siloed. A doctor looking to fulfill their state license requirements often has to hunt across dozens of independent state association websites, decipher poorly formatted PDFs, and navigate clunky university catalogs just to find a weekend seminar.
We realized that to truly serve the profession, we didn't just need a better calendar—we needed a completely new way to process data.
Dr. Michael Dorausch, DC
Founder
Planet Chiropractic · planetc1.com
Disclaimer
Listings are verified against official organizer sources and kept current. Organizers occasionally change dates, venues, prices, or CE approvals after a listing is published. Before you register or count hours toward your license, confirm the details with the organizer and with your state board.