Chiropractic CE Events

This continuing education event, "Compliance and Risk Management," is an on-demand training designed for chiropractors seeking to enhance their understanding of crucial regulatory and billing practices. Led by Dr. Kelly Brinkman, DC, MCS-P, CPCO, the course is structured into four comprehensive modules, each focusing on a distinct aspect of chiropractic compliance. Attendees will delve into critical topics such as the correct use and administration of the ABN form to avoid Medicare audit failures, proper documentation and billing units for timed versus untimed codes using the Medicare 8 Minute Rule, and practical, everyday HIPAA solutions for small office settings. The curriculum also covers essential compliance reminders that directly impact a practice's bottom line, including ICD-10 guidelines, diagnosis hierarchy, and the No Surprise Billing Act, all aimed at preventing audits. The course is delivered through video modules, with a short quiz (True/False and/or Multiple Choice) required after each video to ensure comprehension before proceeding. This format allows participants to learn at their own pace while reinforcing key concepts. Dr. Brinkman brings extensive experience from private practice and as a full-time faculty member at Logan College of Chiropractic, specializing in jurisprudence, documentation, and billing.

Mechanism of injury and how the direction of impact affects the risk of injury to specific structures. Rotational motion and how it adds to the risk of injury, especially with concussion/TBI. Cranial Nerve Exam and its importance. Discusses Concussion/TBI and impairment ratings according to AMA Guides, and introduces new CDC criteria for diagnosing TBIs that just came out on December 7, 2023.

An advanced postgraduate review of evidence-based outcomes models and the importance of developing proficient clinical skills with support of both chiropractic philosophy and focused case studies of clinical evidence for chiropractic care. Identify the importance of clinical skills related to diverse patient populations as we recognize the importance of developing proficient clinical communication skills to cultural sensitivity. Structural review of the latest findings on the science of translating the evidence in chiropractic care into clinical care expertise.

Join leading experts in the chiropractic field for an engaging seminar series designed to enhance your knowledge and skills. Key features include: - Comprehensive sessions on various chiropractic topics. - Opportunities to earn CEU credits. - Interactive lectures and practical demonstrations. - Networking with industry professionals. - Convenient Sunday schedule (8 AM - 2 PM).

Dynamic Essentials is the premier annual gathering designed to unite chiropractors from diverse backgrounds and practice settings. This conference brings together practitioners to strengthen professional connections, foster collaborative relationships, and empower one another through shared knowledge and experience. Attendees will engage in substantive discussions on clinical excellence, practice management, and the future direction of the chiropractic profession, while building a supportive community dedicated to advancing the field and improving patient care.

Active care is an integral component of the current paradigm in Chiropractic. This course will cover documentation and coding and patient management concerns (boundaries and ethics) as it relates to active care. The appropriate use of timed and untimed codes, modifiers and daily SOAP note documentation will be explained to substantiate the services rendered and bullet proof your records. Ethical and cultural concerns while providing active care will be addressed to protect both the patient and the clinician. Learning Objectives: - The clinician will be able to properly document and code for active care for both timed and untimed codes at the end of this module. - The clinician will gain a greater understanding of the steps required to protect the patient and clinician from ethical concerns concerning active care, myofascial release and HIPAA issues. - The clinician will be able to clearly identify physical, emotional, and social media boundaries. - The clinician will learn current concepts in cultural sensitivity. Course Schedule: First Hour: Active care vs. passive care and the appropriate coding of both. Emphasis of when to use a timed vs. untimed code and the specifics of using the various passive and active codes. Documentation of active care including explanation of the Medicare 8 minute rule. Second Hour: HIPAA and informed consent will be presented along with case reviews for coding. Ethical and practice management concerns while providing active care. Boundaries and cultural sensitivity issues for everyday practice.

Foot and ankle pain is often chronic, recurring and requires more than orthotics and rest to resolve. This 2-hour course includes an anatomy review, relevant biomechanics, soft tissue assessment, CMT of the region and active care. The treatment of heel and foot pain will be reviewed from a multimodal perspective supported in the literature. The use shock wave and transfer of energy capacitive and resistive (TECAR) therapies will be introduced as an adjunct to improve soft tissue compliance and facilitate healing. Learning Objectives: - Review of anatomy and biomechanics of the ankle and foot - Differential diagnosis of heel and foot pain - Joint play and CMT of articulations of the ankle and foot - Soft tissue management of plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy and metatarsalgia - Active care progressions for foot and heel pain - The application of modalities for healing and recovery Module One (Hour 1): Biomechanics and anatomy review. Emphasis on soft tissue and osseous landmarks for CMT, soft tissue assessment and active care. Module Two (Hour 2): CMT of the ankle and foot. Indications and application of extracorporeal shock wave therapy and transfer of energy capacitive and resistive (TECAR) therapy in the management of common foot conditions.

The Annual Orthospinology Symposium is a multi-discipline, multi-technique event covering a broad spectrum of topics germane to the craniocervical specialist with a focus on the Orthospinology Procedure. We will discuss approaches and tools for handling complex cases, and cover topics ranging from the latest research to practice management. Research, technique, philosophy and camaraderie come together with all the latest to make your practice the greatest!

3 days (Friday to Sunday) with 3 rooms of national & international speakers and a variety of topics to choose from. Being held at the Sheraton Portland Airport in Portland, Oregon! Easy location and shuttle service for those attendees and/or speakers needing to fly in and out.

This 2 CE class focuses on what is needed in your documentation to establish all the diagnoses and provide your patient's attorney with what they will need to settle the case. With the importance of prior records, this class is equally useful for a non PI practice.

NEW ADVANCED METHODS! Introducing The 'Elliptical Spine' and Subluxation Listing System.

This foundational course is designed for dentists and chiropractors seeking to deepen their understanding of airway architecture and its impact on overall health. The training emphasizes the importance of a multidisciplinary approach, blending dental and chiropractic perspectives to enhance patient care. Participants will explore the interconnectedness of various body systems, focusing on the alignment of the cranium, pelvis, and spine, and their influence on breathing and respiration.

The First Adjustment seminar, led by Dr. Claudia Anrig, is a comprehensive continuing education event designed for chiropractors interested in pediatric care and family wellness. The seminar has been enhanced to include 3 hours of pelvic floor education based on the latest research, enabling practitioners to improve chiropractic evaluation and develop specific adjusting protocols for better prenatal and postnatal outcomes. Attendees will experience instruction across three critical disciplines: academic knowledge, hands-on technique training, and clinical application. The program combines the latest pediatric information with practical, in-depth instruction in pediatric adjusting techniques. A notable feature is the intimate instructional setting designed for ideal comprehension and skill-building, including 1:1 hands-on practice opportunities that are uncommon in typical technique seminars. The seminar equips Family Wellness Practitioners with tools to address pelvic floor health in the prenatal population, covering topics such as pregnancy positioning, improper baby positions via the Webster technique, and pediatric patient examination and adjustment approaches that build parent confidence. Attendees report being able to apply the knowledge immediately in their practices the following Monday.

The 2024 SCCA Convention & Trade Show offers 30 hours of live continuing education designed to advance your chiropractic practice across multiple clinical and professional domains. This comprehensive event combines mandatory educational requirements including risk management, professional boundaries, and state Rules & Regulations with cutting-edge clinical content. Attendees will explore functional health approaches, first responder emergency skills, advanced chiropractic techniques, clinical neurology, and best practices in patient care. The Convention & Trade Show format provides both educational sessions and networking opportunities with industry vendors and colleagues, making it an ideal event for professional development and staying current with evolving standards in chiropractic healthcare.

SmartCARE Education provides continuing education for "fitness-forward" chiropractors and physical therapists, focusing on orthopedic and sport-related conditions. Founded by Dr. Thomas Kauffman, the platform aims to equip practitioners with actionable tools and strategies that make a tangible difference in patient care and practice growth. The curriculum is designed to be immediately implementable, helping attendees improve patient outcomes, elevate clinical skills, and enhance their practice's financial health.

This course enhances a better understanding of presented lower extremity biomechanics, plus diagnostic and treatment options for major overlooked contributors of LBP. Additionally, Dr. Mally presents case studies discussing pre and/or post-operative arthroplasty of the knee and/or hip and its contribution to chronic LBP. Attendees implementing this powerful information and procedures can make a profound difference for otherwise untold pain and suffering. Utilizing said diagnostic and manipulation procedures can reduce chronicity and erroneous results often requiring additional care including more costly surgery, physiotherapy and rehabilitation. Attendees will learn how to prevent as well as manage after the fact additional joint replacements, revisions and sequelae that are frequented resulting in chronification of outcomes, otherwise confusing to many practitioners and ultimately affecting the patient.

Embark on a groundbreaking journey with us as we present a transformative event, a convergence of esteemed female professionals at the forefront of the dental and medical fields. This exceptional gathering aims to illuminate and emphasize the pivotal role of airway health, a subject of growing significance in contemporary healthcare.

This course is for licensed physical therapists, chiropractors, medical doctors, naturopaths, acupuncturists, osteopaths, etc. Personal trainers and bodyworkers may attend only with waiver obtained directly from Dr. Snell or Dr. Dean. Prior exposure to the work of rehab pioneers such as Robin McKenzie, Stuart McGill, Pavel Kolar and Michael Shacklock is strongly encouraged but is not a prerequisite to attendance. By the end of this 12 hour course, attendees will be expected to understand and appreciate the following concepts in regards to lower body conditions: Recognize the importance of thorough neurological assessment which includes the mechanical behavior of neurological structures. Learn to work within the Graded Neurological Exam to determine which neural compartments are most affected for the presenting patient. Recognize the continuum of neuralgia>muscle hypertonicity>altered arthrokinematics>joint pathology. Consider the best-practice application of current pain science and mind-body research as part of a holistic NMS program. Possess familiarity with specific exercise interventions to manage pain. Take part in assessment and treatment plan development on patient cases. Possess a base level of understanding of common rehab and exercise science principles for application in clinical practice. Appreciate and evaluate the effects of stress, diet, exercise, and sleep on biochemistry associated with pain. Appreciate the effects of trauma exposure to common pain conditions and clues to identify and appropriately refer these patients. Understand how and when to appropriately assist in co-management of trauma patients. Have a base level understanding of current technology to help patients track the effect of stress, sleep and lifestyle on heart rate variability (HRV). Develop an understanding of sympathetic/parasympathetic imbalance in pain conditions and ways to mediate the ANS toward balance. Identify and address dysfunction of central, peripheral and superficial neural structures.

This live, in-person seminar provides chiropractors with foundational training in dry needling techniques. Participants will learn evidence-based protocols for safely and effectively incorporating dry needling into clinical practice. The course combines didactic instruction on anatomy, physiology, and clinical applications with hands-on practical training. Attendees will practice needle insertion techniques under professional supervision, develop patient assessment skills, and explore integration strategies with traditional chiropractic care. This Level-1 credential establishes the essential competencies needed for beginning practitioners to safely and ethically offer dry needling services.

To provide the Doctor of Chiropractic with a dynamic educational experience in a postgraduate review of the subluxation, applying chiropractic techniques to special populations, and the communication of chiropractic to patients, providers, and the public. A specialized course in the management of the vertebral subluxation complex as applies to special populations including pediatrics and pregnant women. Chiropractic analysis and adjusting is explored with various techniques. Evidenced based models of the principles of chiropractic.

This extremity adjusting course will help the DC in their understanding of upper and lower extremity biomechanics. A relationship between structure and function of the extraspinal regions will be identified. Orthopedic testing and examination procedure will be discussed and demonstrated. The DC will learn critical skills and procedures on how to properly examine, diagnose and treat conditions involving the upper and lower extremities. Treatment techniques for correction of biomechanical insufficiencies involving the extremity regions will be discussed and demonstrated. The DC will also learn new methods on how to effectively communicate to their patients the value, benefit and need for extremity care and provide a more exhaustive treatment approach for their patients.

This is a 52-hour Dry Needling certification course designed for chiropractors, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and athletic trainers. It aims to teach participants how, when, and why to utilize dry needling in clinical practice, providing lifetime access to course materials upon completion. The curriculum begins with a brief history of dry needling, contrasting it with acupuncture, and delves into relevant regional and three-dimensional anatomy, as well as the pathophysiology of common disorders. Attendees will learn Dry Needling techniques for trigger points, myofascial pain syndromes, musculoskeletal injuries, and disorders, including musculotendinous, tenoperiosteal, and ligamentous applications. A strong emphasis is placed on practical, hands-on practice, with participants reviewing clinical anatomy and performing Dry Needling treatments on lab partners. The course also covers safety protocols and the proper handling of potential blood-borne pathogens associated with dry needling applications. Upon completion, professionals will be credentialed to immediately begin helping patients.

This seminar is designed for Chiropractic continuing education with a mix of in-person and live/synchronous learning styles. Attendees will achieve 20 CEU hours and participate in breakout sessions, gaining resources and improved techniques.

This Advanced Practice Module will investigate the science of mitochondrial function and dysfunction, the impact of oxidative stress, and nutritional and lifestyle influences on both health and disease. Clinicians will learn how to regenerate compromised mitochondrial function and how to address the varied underlying causes of fatigue, depression, headache, and neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases. Evidence-based modalities to address pain will be introduced, and the profound potential of the healing partnership will be both explored and experienced.

The 2024 Southern Chiropractic Conference brings together chiropractors and healthcare professionals for a comprehensive continuing education experience. This event features innovative clinical sessions led by recognized experts presenting groundbreaking research and practical applications across diverse clinical specialties. Attendees will participate in interactive hands-on workshops designed to develop and refine clinical skills, from advanced adjustment techniques to evidence-based soft tissue therapies. The conference provides extensive networking opportunities throughout the event, including social gatherings that foster meaningful professional relationships. The program includes inspirational keynote presentations and facilitated discussions that encourage practitioners to advance their clinical knowledge, expand their service offerings, and achieve both professional and personal development goals.

This extremity adjusting symposium will go into great detail pertaining to the technical aspects of extremity adjusting technique. Much focus and intention is placed on providing patients a reliable and comfortable extremity adjusting experience. This is a hands-on, osseous adjusting technique training symposium. The methodology uses a detailed, hands-on process to adjust the carpals, tarsals, and other extremity joints. Attendees will gain more knowledge and kinesthetic hands-on improvement in their adjusting technique and clinical management of extremity conditions. The attendees will also learn how to concisely and accurately convey to patients the reason and need for extremity adjusting technique for various health concerns.

The SOT® Pediatric Certificate Program is presented as one of the most comprehensive pediatric certification programs available in the chiropractic profession. It is designed for chiropractors seeking to achieve new levels of mastery in pediatric care. The program offers both in-person training and an online certificate program, allowing practitioners flexibility in their learning journey. Attendees will gain expertise through a structured curriculum that includes foundational chiropractic systems, structural adjusting, neurological integration, cranial dynamics, and specialized population and functional assessment. The program aims to equip chiropractors with the knowledge and skills necessary to confidently address the unique needs of pediatric patients. Peak Potential Institute, the organizer, emphasizes the availability of Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for its online programs, highlighting its commitment to professional development. The institute also provides resources such as a Pediatric Referral Directory and opportunities for membership and certification exams, supporting practitioners beyond the initial training.

Mile High Colorado 2024 is a premier continuing education event designed for chiropractors seeking to elevate their practice through integrated learning. This comprehensive conference focuses on four critical pillars: Philosophy—exploring the foundational principles that guide evidence-based chiropractic care; Vision—defining your practice's future direction and patient impact; Strategy—implementing actionable business and clinical frameworks; and Art—mastering the interpersonal and clinical skills that distinguish exceptional practitioners. Held in the dynamic Mile High City, this event brings together experienced clinicians, thought leaders, and innovators for an immersive educational experience that bridges clinical excellence with professional growth.

This course positions natural health practitioners to be successful in their business by providing sustainable, workable, and proven systems that position their clients to thrive. This course captures over 30,000 hours of hands-on clinical experience using Kinesiology(Muscle Testing) to evaluate clients. We have broken everything down into multiple sections covering Pre-Evaluation, Systemics, Body Survey, Endocrine Check, Cardio Check, Lymphatic Check, and Protocol Wrap-Up. We review and provide hands-on demonstrations for each section. Students then perform each section thoroughly while receiving hands-on training and refinements with fellow students.

First Adjustment is a chiropractic continuing education seminar led by Dr. Claudia Anrig, a leader in Family Wellness through Chiropractic. The seminar has been enhanced to include 3 hours of Pelvic Floor education based on the latest research to improve chiropractic evaluation and specific adjusting protocols for better pre- and post-natal outcomes. The seminar is designed for chiropractors interested in treating pregnant women and children. It combines academic instruction, hands-on technique training, and clinical application across three critical disciplines: ACADEMIC, TECHNIQUE, and CLINICAL. Attendees receive comprehensive visual information regarding pregnancy positions, improper baby positions, and the Webster technique, along with hands-on practice in pediatric adjustments. Participants gain practical knowledge they can apply immediately in their practice. The intimate instructional setting emphasizes skill-building and one-on-one hands-on adjusting practice, which is noted as uncommon in typical technique seminars. The course equips Family Wellness Practitioners with tools to address pelvic floor health in the prenatal population while maintaining depth in pediatric chiropractic care.

First Adjustment is a seminar led by Dr. Claudia Anrig, a leader in Family Wellness through Chiropractic. The program has been enhanced to include 3 hours of Pelvic Floor education based on the latest research, designed to improve chiropractic evaluation and specific adjusting protocols for better pre- and post-natal outcomes. The seminar addresses three critical disciplines: Academic, Technique, and Clinical instruction. While maintaining comprehensive pediatric information and hands-on instruction in pediatric adjusting, the program now offers Family Wellness Practitioners the tools to address pelvic floor health in the prenatal population. The course provides an intimate instructional setting for ideal comprehension and skill-building. - Pediatric adjusting techniques and hands-on practice - Prenatal education and pelvic floor health - Webster technique for addressing improper baby positions - Pediatric patient examination and adjustment approaches - Pregnancy positioning and patient handling Attendees report being able to apply the knowledge immediately in their practice. The seminar emphasizes 1:1 hands-on adjusting skills in a technique seminar setting, along with visual information and practical inspiration for incorporating the material into clinical work.

This comprehensive 8-hour clinical update course equips Doctors of Chiropractic with essential knowledge and practical skills for evaluating and managing three interconnected conditions that frequently present in clinical practice: concussion, dysautonomia, and Postural Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS). Participants will explore the pathophysiology of post-concussion syndrome, autonomic nervous system dysfunction, and orthostatic intolerance, with emphasis on current evidence-based diagnostic approaches. The course integrates assessment protocols, management strategies, appropriate referral pathways, and interdisciplinary care coordination to enhance patient outcomes. Through case studies and clinical applications, attendees will gain confidence in identifying these conditions, implementing safe treatment approaches, and educating patients on symptom management and recovery strategies.

Chiropractic Technicians (CTs) play a critical role that impacts the success of chiropractic practice. Competent CTs demonstrate passion, knowledge, and relationship building skills. At the completion of this intensive modular certification course students will be able to effectively perform the key responsibilities needed for the CT position. Program Learning Outcomes: - PLO1: Define standard business operations and compliance policies associated with chiropractic practice - PLO2: Demonstrate effective communication skills with doctors, staff and patients - PLO3: Describe basic science principles associated with the practice of chiropractic - PLO4: Summarize the components of clinical operation performed by the CT as associated with the practice of chiropractic Course consists of 10 modules: (1) Practice Culture and Organizational Structure, (2) Medical Terminology, (3) Basic Science for the Chiropractic Technician, (4) Care Plan Overview, (5) Patient Intake & Examination Procedures, (6) Electronic Health Records (EHR), HIPAA & Privacy Regulations, (7) Modalities, (8) Active Care Procedures, (9) Basic Procedural Coding and General Chart Noting, (10) Boundaries. Participants must watch the entire video in each module and complete a short quiz (T/F and/or Multiple Choice) after each video before moving to the next module.

Thompson Technique seminar taught by the granddaughter of Dr. J Clay Thompson! This class is hands-on and limited to only 30 participants.

This course provides an integrated education for the Doctor of Chiropractic in clinical interventions and evidence-based models for objective outcome measures. This course provides a comprehensive overview of the components essential for evaluating conditions at the postgraduate level for objective outcome evaluations and treatment protocols. Postgraduate review of Clinical therapeutic interventions for biomechanical stability.

A report of findings is not just an opportunity to sit down with the patient and bring them up to speed with the provider's recommendations, but also an important opportunity to mitigate some risk, and to establish medical necessity for third parties. The Informed Consent process, which is an essential part of patient communication, can be done the right way and the wrong way. Likewise, laying out the care plan for the patient lays the foundation for the care that follows, and is essential to do right, especially when third party payers may be scrutinizing the services for medical necessity. Join Dr. Evan Gwilliam, certified coder, auditor, and compliance officer in this riveting presentation and walk away with clear steps you can take to improve your practice. Hour 1: Informed Consent - Learn the essential elements of a proper informed consent - Learn how to properly document for an informed refusal Hour 2: Chiropractic Care Plans - Review what payers are looking for when setting up stages of care - Find out how to use outcome assessments to set up effective goals - Use Medicare references to determine defensible durations of care - Identify how clinical practice guidelines can strengthen a care plan - Learn to craft an effective diagnostic statement based on ICD-10 guidelines To complete this course, the participant will watch two video modules and complete a T/F quiz after each video. You must watch the entire video and answer the quiz questions before moving to the next module.

A comprehensive 12-hour on-demand course consisting of six modules: Module One: Spine Pain and Its Impact on the Public's Health - Covers spine-related disorders as a public health challenge, their societal burden, and the chiropractor's role in addressing SRDs through culturally competent care, pain management, exercise prescription, and interprofessional collaboration. Module Two: Community Engagement Through Public Health Advocacy - Covers basic community advocacy models for public health education and health promotion efforts aimed at populations, including private practice advocacy models and motivational interviewing techniques. Module Three: Environmental Health - Provides an overview of environmental health considerations for chiropractors, case studies of patients following environmental exposure, and discussion of health impacts of environmental toxins and climate change including neuropathies, headaches, and mental health manifestations. Module Four: Addressing Patient Health Behavior Through Applied Theory and Motivational Interviewing Techniques - Introduces learners to basic health behavior theories and evidence-based communication techniques to improve clinician communication skills and patient health and wellbeing. Module Five: Addressing Social Determinants of Health in Chiropractic Clinical Practice - Provides understanding of current challenges faced by individuals and communities in pursuit of better health, discusses circumstances affecting health, and highlights chiropractors' role in understanding and addressing social determinants of health. Module Six: Health Equity: The Chiropractor's Role in Addressing Health Equity in a Multicultural Society - Examines biopsychosocial factors impacting health equity in a multicultural society and discusses personal belief systems and cognitive bias affecting the chiropractor-patient relationship. Participants must watch the entire video and answer quiz questions before moving to the next module.

This is for the in-person, weekend 1 only of Acupuncture 200 level. Attendees will earn 25 hours of acupuncture. No refunds will be given due to the nature of the course.

This comprehensive 2-day seminar offers training focused on managing concussions, traumatic injuries, and promoting healthy aging and longevity in clinical practice. Attendees will explore the latest advancements in addressing metabolic, cognitive, and neurological health, with a focus on holistic, integrative approaches that go beyond traditional methods. The curriculum emphasizes rehabilitation, pain management, and preventative strategies, integrating nutrition, lifestyle changes, and cutting-edge therapies like low-level laser. With hands-on training and practical demonstrations, participants will gain actionable knowledge to enhance patient outcomes in both acute and chronic care scenarios.

The SOT® Pediatric Certificate Program is presented as one of the most comprehensive pediatric certification programs available in the chiropractic profession. It offers a pathway for chiropractors to achieve new levels of mastery in pediatric care, designed to equip practitioners with advanced skills in various aspects of pediatric chiropractic. The program is offered through Peak Potential Institute, which is committed to providing high-level training.

This CE webinar provides healthcare professionals with practical strategies for using dietary and herbal support to complement GLP-1 agonist medications in patients. The session explores how targeted food choices, nutritional supplements, and specific herbal therapies can support the body during therapy. The course will also cover guidelines for supporting patients who express interest in tapering off GLP-1 agonists through dietary and lifestyle adjustments. Evidence-based recommendations and case studies will help clinicians apply these strategies in clinical practice to optimize outcomes for patients on or transitioning from GLP-1 agonist therapy. Herbs discussed include andrographis, gardinia, ginger, berberine, curcumin, and cinnamon.

This hands-on workshop bridges the gap between neuroscience and chiropractic practice by exploring how stress affects brain function and pain processing. Participants will learn the physiological mechanisms underlying the stress-pain relationship and discover how chiropractic care influences brain neuroplasticity and autonomic nervous system balance. The workshop combines evidence-based lecture content with practical, skill-building demonstrations of assessment techniques used to identify stress-related nervous system dysfunction. Attendees will develop the clinical skills and conceptual framework needed to assess patients comprehensively and design patient-centered care plans that address the underlying stress-brain-pain connection, ultimately improving patient outcomes and practice relevance.

Join us on campus Feb. 6-8, 2025, for the annual Chiropractic Homecoming Symposium with a variety of topics and speakers related to patient care and practice.

The International College of Applied Kinesiology – US Chapter invites HSCA members to MARK YOUR CALENDARS and join AK practitioners on the beautiful island of Kauai. This meeting offers three days of new AK Techniques, professional networking, and time to connect with other practitioners!

Dr. Brandon Brock’s extensive knowledge of neurology, functional medicine, regenerative medicine, laboratory intervention & nutrition support proves vital as he focuses on maximizing musculoskeletal & joint health. Dr. Brock’s quest is to take attendees through thorough patient examinations, progressive practice techniques, including labs, orthopedic testing, soft tissue manipulation, nutrition & low-level laser techniques for neurological rehab of all joints.

Management of non-spinal conditions can range from frustrating to rewarding. This practical workshop covers the essential skills for successfully treating the most common upper or lower extremity complaints. Dr. Bertelsman will review current best practices for evaluating, treating, and directing simple in-office or home-based rehab. Attendees will leave this class with greater understanding and confidence about managing the most common problems outside of the spine.