Treating & Managing Cervical and Lumbar Radiculopathies – Seattle/SeaTac

Radiculopathies can look like simple pain, tingling, weakness, or something more complex. In this Fetterman Events seminar in the Seattle area (SeaTac), Dr. James Darrach, DC, teaches a structured way to tell neuropathic, nociceptive, and nociplastic pain apart and match the treatment to what's actually going on.

The course covers the examination process for the cervical, upper thoracic, and lumbar spine, a complete treatment system with protocols for each area, a review of current research on each condition, and how to put it to work in your office the next day. Dr. Darrach is a 1998 Logan graduate who has practiced in Findlay, Ohio, ever since. He has more than 300 hours of acupuncture training, consults for McKesson on practice parameters, and founded the Findlay Integrated Spine Team, a multidisciplinary spine group.

The seminar runs 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM for 13 CE hours.

• •Run the exam process for the cervical, upper thoracic, and lumbar spine
• •Distinguish neuropathic, nociceptive, and nociplastic pain presentations
• •Apply a full treatment system and protocols for radicular presentations
• •Review current research for each condition and apply it the next day in practice