Chiropractic CE Events

MLX Impact 2026 Dallas is a premier continuing education event bringing together chiropractors, clinical educators, and practice leaders for advanced learning and professional development. Held in Dallas, Texas, this conference features expert-led sessions, interactive workshops, and networking opportunities designed to enhance clinical skills, expand professional knowledge, and drive practice growth. Attendees will engage with current research, innovative treatment protocols, and business best practices while connecting with peers committed to advancing the chiropractic profession.

The MCA 2026 Fall Conference is an upcoming event hosted by the Maine Chiropractic Association, scheduled for October 16–18, 2026, at the Sable Oaks Sheraton in South Portland, Maine. The conference brings together chiropractic professionals for continuing education and networking opportunities. Details about the specific curriculum, speakers, and learning content are still being finalized and will be announced as the event date approaches.

The 114th Georgia Annual Fall Conference & Tradeshow Exhibition is the Georgia Chiropractic Association's premier fall educational event. This three-day conference brings together chiropractors and allied professionals for continuing education, networking, and exposure to the latest products and services in the chiropractic field through its tradeshow exhibition.

The ASCA Orange Beach Seminar 2026 offers 18 hours of continuing education for chiropractic professionals. This event features a distinguished lineup of speakers, including Jason Jaeger, DC, Alicia Yochum, DC, Kristi Hudson, CPCO, and Mario Fucinari, D.C., CPCO, CPPM, CIC, providing attendees with valuable insights across various chiropractic disciplines. The seminar's agenda covers a range of essential topics designed to enhance clinical practice and compliance. Sessions include Cervical Spine Structural Rehab, Real Life Case Studies, Alabama Law, and Medicare Documentation and Ethics. For those seeking specialized credentials, a dedicated CA/CRT Certification track led by Mario Fucinari, DC, is also available. This seminar is an opportunity for chiropractors to fulfill their CE requirements, deepen their understanding of current practices, and stay informed on regulatory matters. Newly licensed doctors can also obtain additional Alabama Law CE hours.

The Koren Specific Technique Foundation Hands-On Integration Experience is a comprehensive continuing education seminar designed for chiropractors seeking to master the foundational principles and practical applications of Koren Specific Technique (KST). This event combines theoretical instruction with hands-on workshop training, allowing practitioners to develop proficiency in this specialized chiropractic methodology. The seminar is structured as a three-day intensive program that integrates foundational knowledge with practical workshop experience. Attendees will engage in direct instruction and supervised hands-on practice to build competency in KST protocols and techniques. This course is available as a refresher option for graduates of previous KST seminars or home study programs, allowing experienced practitioners to update their skills and knowledge. The event serves both new students seeking foundational training and established KST graduates looking to maintain and enhance their expertise.

A dysregulated nervous system is a dysregulated brain. This seminar will cover the Developmental Origins of Health and Disease from neurodevelopment to neurodegeneration. Bringing the most recent chiropractic neuroscience, Dr. Buerger will show how chiropractic adjustments plays a critical role in healing a NERVOUS system to optimize health. The principles of the Polyvagal Theory and how to apply them in everyday practice will be discussed, as well as the gut-brain-immune-hormone axis and specific neuro-nutritional considerations.

MCA is excited to extend a welcome to Orange Beach, AL, October 16-18, 2026 at the beautiful Caribe Resort! Registration is open. MBCE has approved 16-hours of CE credit (#88182) that includes 6 X-Ray hours with Dr. Alicia Yochum. We have also just applied for 1 additional CE in Professional Boundary.

The 2026 MCA Fall Convention is the Maryland Chiropractic Association's premier continuing education event, bringing together chiropractors for a two-day conference experience. Held at the Crowne Plaza Annapolis by IHG, this live event offers 32 hours of educational programming designed to advance professional knowledge and skills in the chiropractic field.

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This is an evidence-based, clinically grounded course designed for healthcare and performance professionals who work with runners of all experience levels—from recreational joggers to competitive marathoners. It will give you the tools you need to bridge the gap between rehab and performance for the running population.

PACE-approved live webinar covering Texas TBCE required ethics content. Satisfies Texas board ethics requirements and counts toward live-format CE hours.

This class will take you through some muscle testing that you can implement into your practice right away. Muscle testing is a procedure performed by health practitioners as part of a physical evaluation. It helps assess the body's muscles and their connections to the brain through the nervous system. As an important part of a comprehensive physical evaluation, muscle testing can help discover the cause of a particular injury or disability. It can also quickly assist in measuring the effectiveness of specific treatments.

PACE-approved live webinar covering chiropractic documentation and risk management with audit-ready workflows. Satisfies Texas TBCE requirements and counts toward live-format CE hours.

Join us to learn the muscle energy technique, Post Isometric Relaxation (PIR). This technique utilizes an isometric contractual phase followed by gentle stretching of the same muscle and is commonly used for treating muscle tension and joint dysfunction in myofascial pain syndromes. Requirements for taking live-stream seminars apply.

Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization according to Kolar (DNS) | A Developmental Kinesiology Approach. DNS "B" Course & Certification covering developmental kinesiology, primitive reflexes, postural reactions, infant assessment and handling, adult patient assessment and treatment, postural analysis, corrective exercises, and advanced clinical management protocols. Class limited to 15 students.

Dr. Kendel will kick off the seminar discussing the biochemical process behind inflammation and how it becomes chronic inflammation. You will learn the common causes of chronic inflammation and what we as chiropractors can do to treat it. He will review the influence of a leaky gut and the gut microbiome and their importance and the role they play. Dr. Kendel will continue with the influence of inflammation on adrenal fatigue and vascular inflammation. Schedule: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Eastern Time (with lunch break) Attendance Policy: You must sign in/out at arrival, departure, and lunch break. To earn full credit for an hour, you must be present within 10 minutes of start time and stay for minimum 50 minutes. Credit awarded in full-hour increments only. CE Hours: 8 hours for chiropractors Approval Numbers: PACE: 011726ICDLS, CE Broker: 20-1341957, Illinois: Category 1 hours, Kentucky: KBCE2027, New Jersey includes 8hrs Nutrition, Maine: Category 2 hours, Michigan includes 2hrs Physical Measures, Virginia: Category 1 hours, Wisconsin includes 8hrs Nutrition

The 2026 ChiroCongress Convention in Louisville, Kentucky, is set to unite chiropractic leaders from across nearly 50 state associations. This annual event serves as a crucial platform for networking and knowledge sharing, featuring expert keynote presentations, interactive discussions, and an Exhibitor Hall for engaging with industry professionals. Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with national organization stakeholders and other key figures in the chiropractic profession, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of current trends and challenges in the field. The convention promises to foster collaboration and innovation among participants committed to advancing chiropractic care.

The Gonstead Seminar in Chicago, IL provides comprehensive training in classical Gonstead chiropractic techniques and philosophy. This continuing education event brings together practitioners to refine their clinical skills through instruction in advanced analysis methods, precise adjusting protocols, and evidence-based patient management strategies. Participants will gain hands-on experience and practical insights to enhance their practice outcomes. Registration and accommodation details will be available soon. This seminar is ideal for chiropractors seeking to deepen their expertise in one of chiropractic's most respected systems of care.

The Wisconsin Chiropractic Association's 2026 Women's Health and Wellness Forum is a one-day, in-person program on Saturday, November 7, 2026, from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, with lunch included (12–1 pm). It takes place at the Wilderness Resort's Glacier Canyon Conference Center, 45 Hillman Rd, Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin. WCA reserved a small block of rooms at the Wilderness Resort for attendees (cut-off October 7, 2026; group leader code B39165). As of October 23, 2026, WCA's event page had not yet posted the speakers, CE approvals or registration fees. For details, contact the WCA Education Team at registration@wichiro.org or 608-292-1802.

Dr. Steven Gould will begin the day with Lumbar instabilities, spondylolysis and spondylolisthesis and herniations. He will continue with Cervical Trauma and Upper Cervical Oddities in imaging and end the day with surprises you may see in your practice. Included in this seminar: MRI protocol for spine imaging, Treatment options for disc herniations, Resorption of disc herniations, Radiographic evaluation of instability, MRI of spinal instability, patient positioning considerations. Schedule: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Central Time.

Leadership Camp is a two-day, in-person event for chiropractors run by TLC (Transformative Leadership for Chiropractors), a chiropractic coaching organization. The November 2026 camp is held at Normandy Farm Hotel and Conference Center in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania, starting Friday, November 13 at 2:30 pm and ending Saturday, November 14 at 5:00 pm. A late fee of 9% applies to registrations from October 30, and registration closes November 13. The conference hotel is fully booked; TLC lists nearby hotels in Montgomeryville, Lansdale and Kulpsville on the registration page.

This chiefly hands-on course is designed as a clinical practical continuation and expansion of the registrant's skillset following the completion of the DNS A and B courses, after DNS students have had the opportunity to practically apply DNS methods with their own cases. This can be a critical period to gain greater understanding and skills with utilizing work-shopping and case examples. The A course provides introductory instruction in the foundational DNS principles and skills utilizing non-differentiated motor patterns. The B course provides introductory instruction in the foundational DNS principles and skills utilizing differentiated motor patterns. This course provides a bridge between the A/B courses and the DNS C course and also assists with a better understanding and practical skillset for DNS specialty courses.

The purpose of this program is to prepare chiropractors (and those in training) to perform posture and gait evaluations as part of a thorough examination. Emphasis will be placed on the interpretation of the evaluation findings and how to correlate this information with functional movement testing and joint assessments.

This event is an in-person weekend module, X-Ray Module 106, held in Greensboro, NC. It appears to be part of a larger X-Ray Certification or CCA Level II program, as indicated by the associated bundle registration option. The module is designed for attendees seeking in-person training related to X-ray procedures and certification.

Using principles of Chiropractic Adjusting techniques (Gonstead, Diversified, Thompson, Toggle, Sacral Occipital Technique, Logan, Cox, Barge, and Extremities), to establish a technique protocol based on digital posture and range of motion, muscle testing, leg checks and x-ray findings and listings. This will guide the practitioner in when to utilize seated, standing, prone and supine adjusting with Manual, Drop Table and Instrumentation. The results validate that Chiropractic care removes interference in the nervous system and improves the state of an individual’s health and wellbeing. When the proper spinal analysis and adjusting techniques are used, the result should be a healthier spine visualized on post x-ray, along with improved range of motion and posture studies.

The Florida Chiropractic Association's SW Regional Convention & Expo takes place November 20–21, 2026 at the Sunseeker Resort Florida Gulf Coast in Charlotte Harbor (Punta Gorda), Florida. Attendees can earn 20 hours of CE before the end of the year, and the event is pitched as a team retreat for whole practices. FCA events are PACE approved, cover the mandatory Florida topics for chiropractors, and are approved in more than 43 states.

The MCPA Winter Seminars are continuing education events hosted by the Missouri Chiropractic Physicians Association for chiropractic physicians across Missouri. These seminars are part of MCPA's commitment to advancing the chiropractic profession through educational opportunities and professional development. The events bring together members of the chiropractic community to access resources, networking, and continuing education tailored to practitioners in Missouri. Attendees gain access to member-exclusive benefits and a supportive community of like-minded practitioners. The seminars are organized by district, allowing chiropractors to participate in events convenient to their location. MCPA positions these events as essential for those seeking to advance, promote, and protect the chiropractic profession in Missouri.

The Michigan Association of Chiropractors (MAC) 2026 Express Convention takes place November 21–22 at the Comfort Inn in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan. Attendees can earn up to 15 continuing education hours over the weekend; Ethics and Boundaries and Implicit Bias courses are sold separately. Saturday sessions include Advanced Techniques for Peripheral Neuropathy with Dr. Mitch Mally (6 CEs, pain management and physical measures) and Resolving 7 Hidden Musculoskeletal Problems that Delay Recovery with Dr. Tim Bertelsman of ChiroUp (3 CEs, pain management). A new-doctor discount is available. Exhibitor contracts and layouts are posted on the MAC site.

Dr. Morgan will review legal and medical risk management for your office. You will learn how to identify key areas of risk management in your office and with staff and patient relations. Learn potential legal and boundary issues and how to properly address or avoid them. Boundaries & Harassment between doctor, staff and patients will be discussed giving you a better understanding of how to handle specific situations. Understand how doctors and supervisors will be held responsible for the actions of their staff members and be able to identify what professional rules are as they relate to your practice.

ProSport Chiropractic Seminars offers advanced chiropractic continuing education aimed at enhancing the skills and knowledge of chiropractic doctors. This seminar runs from December 3-5, 2026, in Las Vegas and emphasizes high-quality, practical learning experiences. Key highlights include: - Insight from leading experts in sports chiropractic care. - Opportunities for networking with peers dedicated to athletic performance. - Comprehensive breakout sessions focused on the latest treatment techniques and methodologies. - A commitment to providing on-site chiropractic support for professional athletes. Participants can expect to leave with actionable insights and enhanced capabilities to support their patients effectively in their practices and during sporting events.

The MCPA Winter Seminar series represents the Missouri Chiropractic Physicians Association's commitment to continuing education and professional development for chiropractors across the state. These district-based seminars bring together chiropractic physicians to advance their knowledge, connect with peers, and stay current with developments in the profession. The events are part of MCPA's broader mission to move the chiropractic profession forward through education, advocacy, and community support. Attendees gain access to continuing education opportunities tailored for chiropractic practitioners while building relationships within Missouri's chiropractic community. The seminars are organized by district to serve practitioners across different regions of the state, including the Independence location specified in this event title.

Summer in December is University of Western States' annual chiropractic continuing education seminar, held December 4–6, 2026 at the Grand Wailea, A Waldorf Astoria Resort, 3850 Wailea Alanui Drive, Wailea-Makena (Maui), Hawaii. UWS offers 16 in-person CE credits in Maui plus 11 asynchronous (online, on-demand) credits available before the seminar, for up to 27 credits in total. Topics include clinical nutrition, musculoskeletal point-of-care ultrasound (MSK-POCUS), radiology, clinical reasoning, case studies and risk management. UWS's announced 2026 speakers are Dr. Patrick Battaglia, Dr. Renee Dversdal, Dr. Leslie Fuller, Dr. Beverly Harger and Mandi Swanson. Registration includes breakfast each day and lunch on Friday and Saturday, and UWS has arranged discounted group rates for rooms and spa services at the resort. The event is sponsored by NCMIC and the Oregon Chiropractic Association. Registration is through the Oregon Chiropractic Association's CE catalog, which lists the non-member price as $1,100. UWS offers PACE credit in partnership with The Chicago School's Office of Continuing Education and reminds attendees to confirm that their own state board accepts the credits.

The Tennessee Chiropractic Association's 2026 December Seminar runs Saturday, December 5 (8:00 am–5:00 pm CT) and Sunday, December 6, 2026 (8:00 am–12:00 pm CT) at TCA Headquarters, 2451 Atrium Way, Nashville, Tennessee. The DC program offers up to 12 hours of DC CE. Dr. Mitch Mally teaches "Lower Extremity Dysfunction and Low Back Pain." Dr. Mally has taught for nearly 30 years, is the inventor of the X-POSER, and is post-graduate faculty for several chiropractic colleges, including Parker, Palmer and Northwestern. Doctors can register for 4, 8 or 12 hours (Saturday AM, Saturday PM and Sunday AM sessions). Early registration for TCA members is $85 (4 hrs), $170 (8 hrs) or $250 (12 hrs); non-members pay $120, $240 or $350. Also on Saturday, December 5 (8:00 am–2:00 pm), TCA offers the one-time 6-hour DC Boundaries, Ethics & Jurisprudence course taught by Tiffany Stevens ($150), which the Tennessee Board of Chiropractic Examiners requires of newly licensed Tennessee chiropractors. All fees are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Today’s Doctor of Chiropractic sees a wide variety of conditions, from acute to chronic affecting patients of all sizes and age ranges. Class 4 laser therapy is a proven solution for neuropathy, sports injuries, and other painful conditions, and can be an alternative to opioids. The attendee will leave this seminar with better understanding of the science, physiology and safety of class 4 laser therapy, as well as proficiency in recommending treatment plans, delivering treatments. The course covers topics such as laser history, science and development; laser-tissue interactions; literature review; safety; treatment techniques; contraindications and guidelines.

OSCA is excited to announce virtual "coffee hours" with association staff and leadership. These quarterly meetings will be held on the last Thursday of the month from 12-1 via Zoom. The meetings will feature OSCA staff, members of the OSCA's Executive Committee, and members. These meetings are a great opportunity to connect OSCA members across the state with association leadership, ensuring that the association is executing a vision that meets all members' needs.

This course provides an integrated education for the Doctor of Chiropractic in the science and art of lumbo-pelvic disorders. Detailed literature reviews covering the crisis of lumbar disorders in patient populations, the role of spinal manipulative therapy and structural correction of sagittal lumbar lordosis will be covered. The Chiropractor will learn appropriate application and timing of postural and functional correction for the lumbar spine designed to correct spinal subluxation and strengthen the lower back tissues. The Chiropractor will be introduced to 17 categories of sagittal lumbar correction and 5 methods of coronal lumbar corrections with demonstrations for structural correction of the lumbar spine.

Dr. Kendel will review the biochemical process behind thyroid issues and how chiropractors can treat these issues with success. He will review the influence of a leaky gut and the gut microbiome and their importance and role they play in the thyroid's function. In this seminar, you will learn: 1. Triggers for thyroid malfunction 2. Hyper- and Hypo- Thyroidism and how we can test for them 3. What Chiropractors can do to best treat patients with these problems 4. How to return to a properly functioning thyroid and manage chronic inflammation. You will learn the common causes of chronic inflammation and what we as chiropractors can do to treat it.

This seminar teaches chiropractors the rationale, procedure, and interpretation of evidence-based in-office testing that will monitor ANS changes following spinal care, comparing pre- and post-adjustment findings. The testing covered includes: a) Skin temperature analysis (symmetry and pattern models) using simple single probe infrared thermometers as well as the TyTron thermographic system; b) Resting heart rate and heart rate variability using App-based methods and three-lead ECG units; c) Sit-to-stand heart rate test using App and radial artery palpation. This seminar is designed for chiropractors looking for objective, evidence-based assessments to monitor autonomic function in their practice.

This exclusive 12-hour course delivers a focused, evidence-based exploration of mitochondrial health and its direct impact on healing capacity, energy production, and long-term patient outcomes. The content blends advanced science with practical, clinic-ready strategies you can use immediately.

In this seminar, Dr. Yochum will cover a systematic approach to evaluating plain films and digital imaging to better help you in your daily practice. She will also review a wide range of pathology such as sports injuries, arthritis, tumors and infection. The classification and terminology used for disc herniations along with the biomechanics of the disc will be covered. Dr. Yochum will present case studies and have you participate in diagnosing what you see on the image! She will point out the red flags that you should not miss on an image as well as difficult things to see. You will learn how to spot concerns more easily and what you should be looking for. Join us to practice reading what you are seeing to ensure you provide the best treatment for your patients.

Dr. Robert Silverman, DC, presents "Optimizing Longevity from the Inside Out: Gut–Brain Signaling, Mitochondria, and Laser-Based Functional Medicine," a 3-CE live seminar from the Association of New Jersey Chiropractors (ANJC) Sports Council. It runs Thursday, December 17, 2026, from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm ET at the Hilton Garden Inn Edison/Raritan Center, 50 Raritan Center Pkwy, Edison, New Jersey. The session covers gut–brain communication, the mechanisms of mitochondrial dysfunction and its link to neurodegenerative disease, research-based tests for setting a longevity baseline, and non-thermal, low-level laser therapy and how laser light stimulates the electron transport chain. It includes laser demonstrations and case studies. Dr. Silverman is a chiropractor and clinical nutritionist, the author of "Immune Reboot" and "Inside-Out Health," and was named Sports Chiropractor of the Year by the ACA Sports Council in 2015. ANJC lists the course at $50, with no charge for full ANJC chiropractic members and office members.

This seminar focuses on the evaluation and treatment of cervical and lumbar radiculopathies. Symptoms range from pain to paresthesias, weakness, and more. The seminar emphasizes differentiation of neuropathic vs nociceptive vs nocioplastic pain syndromes for proper treatment deployment. Learning Objectives: 1. The examination process for cervical, upper thoracic, and lumbar spine areas 2. Treatments and treatment protocols using a comprehensive system 3. Application of techniques for better functional outcomes for patients 4. Comprehensive review of current research for each condition Schedule: Friday: 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM Saturday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

The Patient Care Seminar is a TLC (Transformative Leadership for Chiropractors) event for chiropractors, scheduled for January 15–16, 2027 in Tampa, Florida. Registration has not opened yet; TLC is taking sign-ups for a 2027 waitlist and will notify waitlist members first when registration opens. The specific venue has not been announced.

The MCPA Winter Seminars are continuing education events hosted by the Missouri Chiropractic Physicians Association for chiropractic physicians across Missouri. These district-based seminars provide opportunities for professional development and networking within the chiropractic community. The events are part of MCPA's commitment to advancing, promoting, and protecting the chiropractic profession in Missouri through educational programming and member support.

ACA Engage 2027 is the American Chiropractic Association's annual conference, held January 21–23, 2027 at the Crystal Gateway Marriott, 1700 Richmond Hwy, Arlington, Virginia. It brings together doctors of chiropractic and chiropractic students for panel discussions, lectures and presentations, networking, leadership development and chiropractic's Day on Capitol Hill, where attendees meet with members of Congress. Continuing education sessions and a post-conference session on evidence-based management of the athletic shoulder are on the schedule. Registration requires an ACA account login, and hotel rooms are booked through ACA's official room block.