The Role of Chiropractic in Managing Dementia

Join us to learn non-medical treatments and preventative concepts that can be effective in improving or slowing down dementia degeneration and improve your patient or loved one's quality of life. This seminar will explore the potential role of chiropractic care in the management of dementia. There are several types of dementia, each with its own set of biological and physiological factors that contribute to its development. This course is designed to help you differentiate between the different types of dementia and understand the biological and physiological factors that contribute to each type. By learning about the unique features of each type of dementia, you will be able to identify the factors that may be influencing its development.

• •Understand the pathophysiology of dementia and identify modifiable risk factors that chiropractic care may address
• •Evaluate current evidence on the relationship between spinal health, nervous system function, and cognitive decline
• •Apply assessment techniques to identify cervical subluxation and vertebral artery compromise that may impact cerebral blood flow
• •Implement evidence-based chiropractic management strategies to support cognitive function and slow neurodegeneration
• •Discuss the role of lifestyle modifications, exercise, and nutritional support as complementary approaches in dementia management
• •Communicate effectively with patients and caregivers about realistic expectations and the importance of interprofessional care in dementia cases