Advanced Spinal Assessment and Adjusting for the Infant and Child
Jul 25–26, 2026
Northwestern Health Sciences University, Bloomington, MN
12 CE Hours
Learning Objectives
- •Perform comprehensive spinal assessment techniques specific to newborn, infant, and toddler anatomy and physiology
- •Execute safe and effective full-spine adjusting techniques adapted from Gonstead, Diversified, and Logan Basic models for pediatric populations
- •Conduct thorough visual analysis and developmentally appropriate case history techniques for infants and children
- •Apply specialized palpation skills including muscle and motion assessment in the pediatric spine
- •Demonstrate proper positioning and use of child-specific drop headpiece adjusting equipment
- •Identify anatomical considerations and contraindications unique to infant and child spinal care
- •Integrate hands-on adjusting skills with clinical decision-making for pediatric patient management
CE Approvals
Continuing education credits approved by the following bodies
| Approval Body | Credit Type | Hours | States |
|---|---|---|---|
| State Chiropractic Boards | General | 12 | AKBCCOCTDCDEFLGAIAIDILINKSMAMDMIMNMSMTNCNDNENHNJNSNYOHONORPAPRRISCSDUTVAVTWAWIWY |
Event Details
Start Date
Saturday, July 25, 2026
End Date
Sunday, July 26, 2026
Price
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CE Hours
12 hours
Format
In-Person
Location
Northwestern Health Sciences University
2501 W. 84th St.
Bloomington, MN
Speakers
1
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