Chiropractic CE Events

Drs. Bertelsman & Steele will discuss the identification and successful management of Lower Crossed Syndrome, a commonly overlooked "functional" problem that delays recovery. Attendees will gain practical, evidence-based skills for quickly resolving patient complaints and immediately improving clinical outcomes. This course was originally presented on April 14, 2015, by Dr. Tim Bertelsman and Dr. Brandon Steele, and was sponsored by ChiroUp.

The 2023 TCC Homecoming Convention is Texas Chiropractic College's premier annual continuing education event, bringing together practitioners, students, and faculty for a comprehensive learning experience. This multi-day convention features presentations from experienced instructors covering evidence-based clinical topics, practice management strategies, and emerging techniques in chiropractic care. Attendees have the opportunity to earn continuing education credits while staying current with industry standards and expanding their professional knowledge across various chiropractic specialties.

Dr Eugene Charles takes you on a learning and practical journey through Applied Kinesiology (AK) in this extensive course. The course includes: Session 1 - Functional Neurological Assessment (8 hours): - Part 1 (3 hours): Rationale behind muscle testing, Goodheart's system, history of muscle testing in diagnosis, therapy localization - Part 2 (2 hours): Muscle tests, muscle inhibitions, mechanoreceptors, five key factors, nutrition - Part 3 (3 hours): Five key factors, reflex techniques, nutrition, myofascial trigger points - Part 4 (3 hours): Detection of spinal fixations, aerobic and anaerobic testing, reactive muscle issues Session 2 - Scientific Muscle Testing and Postural Analysis (10 hours): - Part 1 (2 hours): Proper muscle testing techniques, postural analysis, common postural presentations - Part 2 (5 hours): Pelvic examination, vertebral challenge, leg length discrepancies, facet imbrication - Part 3 (3 hours): Piriformis syndrome, intraosseous subluxations, iliolumbar and meningeal problems Session 3 - Cranial Diagnosis and Treatment (8 hours): - Part 1 (3 hours): Cranium and patient health, temporal sphenoid line, spheno-basilar inspiration/expiration - Part 2 (2 hours): Interosseous and occipital subluxations, frontal faults, sutural faults - Part 3 (3 hours): Cranial muscles, diagnosis flowcharts, cervical problems Applied Kinesiology is the science of healing the total person and supporting true health through the study of movement and integral muscle function. The course provides comprehensive training in muscle testing, postural analysis, and treatment of neurological, musculoskeletal, and cranial conditions.

This is the second webinar of a three-part series focused on HIPAA Basics for the Chiropractic Office. It aims to address significant changes in healthcare policy that impact chiropractic practices. Participants will hear from Dr. Mario Fucinari, a Certified Professional Compliance Officer, who will discuss recent regulatory updates including Medicare's E/M documentation overhaul, HIPAA audits, and ICD-10 coding adjustments. The session highlights essential HIPAA-related procedures including front desk practices, financial policies, required forms, and privacy notice elements. This course is tailored for chiropractors, office staff, and billing professionals to enhance compliance and operational efficiency.

To explore recent scientific developments related to sleep, immunity, and systemic inflammation through the lens of chiropractic principles. The course will examine research findings on the autonomic nervous system, COVID-19 vaccine autopsy studies, and brain aging genetics, connecting them to chiropractic care, public health, and the philosophy of vertebral subluxation.

This engaging on-demand course, led by Dr. John Aikenhead, reviews four critical case studies focusing on the lumbar spine. Participants will gain the ability to accurately identify normal bone marrow signals, understand the significance of Modic changes, and recognize benign hemangiomas. This valuable webinar is designed to enhance diagnostic skills for chiropractic physicians. Originally presented on June 25, 2019, this course offers essential insights into complex radiological findings. The event is proudly sponsored by American MRI, providing a comprehensive learning experience for practitioners.

Dr. Yochum will discuss the history, presentation, and mechanism of injury related to spondylolysis in the athlete. She will review new case studies demonstrating both active, inactive, and pending pars defects as well as discuss the appropriate treatment plan. When is it safe for these athletes to return to sports? Join this webinar to find out! This course was originally presented by Dr. Alicia Yochu on August 22, 2023, and sponsored by Foot Levelers, Inc.

The provided page content is a general overview of Peak Potential Institute's educational programs, rather than a specific description of "Neurological Pain Management in the Pediatric Patient." It highlights the SOT® Pediatric Certificate Program as one of the most comprehensive pediatric certification programs in chiropractic. The institute also offers various online programs designed to help practitioners achieve new levels of mastery from home. The page emphasizes that Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are available for all of Peak Potential Institute's online programs. It lists several specific SOT® Pediatric Certificate Programs offered in various locations (London, Nashville, Atlanta, Calgary, Minneapolis) and mentions other online courses like "Neurological Integration & Cranial Dynamics" and "Foundational Chiropractic Systems & Structural Adjusting."

This event is a comprehensive bundle, featuring a streaming course and an online manual, presented by Dr. Solofsky. It is designed to introduce chiropractors to synergistic techniques and efficient workflows for integrating instruments into a traditional practice. The core of the bundle is a 152-page manual, which is richly illustrated with photographs to fully convey the techniques. This manual serves as a detailed guide for practitioners. Complementing the manual, the bundle includes 4 hours of DVD content. In these videos, Dr. Solofsky demonstrates and explains his techniques, as presented during his sessions at Life University. This combination of visual and textual learning aims to provide a thorough understanding of the adjusting principles.

How to reduce pain, inflammation, and subluxation; restore balance, posture, and movement; and to rehab for strength and stability. How to create a more efficient examination system, establish effective treatment protocols, and become a more confident provider. Demonstrate powerful correlation of orthopedic, biomechanic, x-ray, and posture exams. Invigorate your biomechanical exam and give more purpose to your x-ray evaluation. Produce proficient posture rehab protocols.

This course, titled "Cervical Flexion/Extension Arthrostim Adjustments," focuses on teaching specific adjustment techniques for the cervical spine using the Arthrostim instrument. It is presented as a mini-course designed to provide practical skills in this area. The event highlights the Cervical Extension and Flexion Adjustments as potentially significant "wow" adjustments and effective practice builders for chiropractic clinics. Attendees will learn how to perform these techniques to enhance their clinical offerings.

This course explores the functional medicine model for managing migraines and osteoporosis—two common conditions that affect quality of life and require a deeper understanding of underlying mechanisms. Rather than viewing these conditions in isolation, participants will learn how to investigate the systemic factors contributing to their development, including metabolic dysfunction, nutritional status, hormonal imbalance, and inflammatory pathways. The course covers laboratory assessment tools, targeted nutritional interventions, lifestyle modifications, and integrated treatment strategies that complement chiropractic care. Ideal for chiropractors seeking to expand their clinical toolkit and provide more comprehensive, patient-centered care.

This mini-course focuses on teaching the Cervical Rotary Arthrostim Adjustment technique. It is designed for chiropractors seeking to expand their adjusting skills and incorporate new, impactful methods into their practice. Attendees will learn how to perform this specific adjustment using the Arthrostim instrument. The course highlights the technique as a significant "wow" adjustment, suggesting it can greatly impress patients and serve as a valuable practice builder for clinics.

This presentation by Dr. Mike McCall, DC, explores the nutritional causes of musculoskeletal pain and the intricate connection between digestive issues and recurrent chiropractic lesions. It provides a brief history of chiropractic's evolving focus, highlights differences in modern patients, and introduces Chapman's Reflexes. The course details specific examination techniques for various digestive problems, linking them to chiropractic, anatomical, and Chinese Medicine spinal points for organs like the stomach, pancreas, liver, gall bladder, small intestine, and large intestine. Furthermore, the seminar emphasizes how a patient's diet significantly impacts treatment outcomes. It covers the body's feedback mechanisms, the role of nutrition in inflammation, and the detrimental effects of sugar, wheat, chocolate/popcorn, and food allergies/intolerances on the musculoskeletal system, including issues like laxity, SI joint dysfunction, and chronic neck and shoulder pain. The course concludes with practical recommendations for diet and supplements to optimize patient health and chiropractic care.

The "Principles 2 Adjusting Adjusting Course" is a comprehensive 13+ hour program presented as a 3-DVD set, originally captured from a 2-day seminar. This course features Dr. Solofsky, who shares his developed workflows and protocols for chiropractic adjusting. The curriculum emphasizes the integration of both instrument-assisted and hands-only techniques. Dr. Solofsky's unique synergistic approach is designed to help practitioners reduce the physical effort and force typically required for manual techniques. This event is particularly beneficial for chiropractors seeking to enhance their adjusting efficiency and longevity in practice, by learning methods that minimize 'wear and tear' on their own bodies while delivering effective patient care.

This continuing education course, "Instrument Assisted Trigger Point Therapy," offers chiropractors an in-depth exploration of instrument-assisted techniques for addressing trigger points. The curriculum is designed to provide both foundational knowledge and practical application, focusing on specific body areas. Attendees will learn the basics and key techniques of instrument-assisted trigger point therapy, including Piggy-back Contact, Deep Transverse Friction (DTF), and the 3rd Hand Technique. The course then delves into upper body therapy, covering various muscles and structures in the posterior neck, rotator cuff, anterior neck, and head. This event is provided by IMPAC Inc, a course provider recognized by the PACE program of the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards, ensuring relevant and approved content for chiropractic professionals seeking to enhance their therapeutic skills.

This course is an introduction to the fundamental principles of pharmacology and toxicology of over-the-counter OTC drugs. Emphasis is on the mechanism of action MOA of the OTC drugs and usage in the chiropractic practice in Oregon. The course covers the action of OTC drugs and other chemicals on the various organ systems of the body. A variety of OTC medications will be covered, including nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs NSAIDS. Current applications of pharmacology in chiropractic practice will be emphasized. Completion of this course is a requirement for the qualification in the use of OTC drugs and chiropractic clinical practice.

This on-demand course, "The Vestibular System and its Implications for the Chiropractor," offers 2 CE hours designed for chiropractors and students eager to enhance their understanding of the vestibular system. Led by Dr. Laura Swingen, a distinguished DC and DACNB, the program delves into the critical role of the vestibular system in patient health and its direct relevance to chiropractic practice, incorporating principles of neurological rehabilitation. Dr. Swingen, a highly experienced Chiropractic Neurologist with a quarter-century of clinical skill and specialized training in concussion and mild traumatic brain injury, brings a wealth of knowledge to this course. Her expertise, including published research in neurological rehabilitation, ensures a comprehensive and practical learning experience, empowering chiropractors to more precisely assist patients with complex neurological cases and deliver excellent, evidence-based care.

This continuing education course, "Instrument Adjusting Of The Knee," is designed for chiropractors interested in mastering a specific instrument-based technique for knee adjustments. The program focuses on the Koch Instrument Knee Adjustment, providing attendees with the knowledge and skills to effectively apply this method in their practice. Participants will delve into understanding the mechanics and underlying principles of instrument adjusting, specifically as it pertains to the knee. A key component of the course involves learning to utilize the Arthrostim instrument, a crucial tool for performing this specialized adjustment. The event aims to equip chiropractors with the ability to identify appropriate patients for this technique and confidently integrate the Koch knee instrument adjustment into their clinical repertoire, enhancing their treatment options for knee-related conditions.

This on-demand course, "Top 10 Most Common Documentation Errors," is expertly presented by Dr. Mario Fucinari, a distinguished professional with over 20 years of experience in chiropractic education and training. Dr. Fucinari, a recipient of multiple President's Awards and the Chiropractor of the Year award from the Illinois Chiropractic Society, brings extensive knowledge in HIPAA, clinical documentation, Medicare, and more to this essential program. He is a Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician and a worldwide speaker, ensuring a high-quality educational experience. Participants will learn to identify and rectify the most frequent documentation errors that can impact chiropractic practices. This course is designed to enhance compliance, improve record-keeping accuracy, and ultimately protect practices while optimizing patient care. By understanding and avoiding these common mistakes, attendees can safeguard their practice's integrity and efficiency.

Join the Waitlist for a comprehensive 38-class ONLINE Cranial Immersion Program designed to develop clinical expertise in chiropractic cranial adjusting. This structured curriculum progresses from foundational cranial anatomy and physiology through intermediate assessment skills to advanced correction techniques. Perfect for practitioners seeking to expand their clinical toolbox with evidence-informed cranial protocols, this immersion format allows flexible, self-paced learning while maintaining the depth needed for confident clinical application. Ideal for chiropractors at all experience levels looking to enhance patient outcomes and differentiate their practice.

Part Three of a comprehensive four-part, eight hour seminar on HIPAA Compliance. This course provides essential knowledge on what is required to successfully pass a compliance audit or investigation, equipping participants with the tools and understanding needed to navigate governmental crises effectively.

This continuing education course, "Treating Dystonia CE Credits," is designed for chiropractors seeking to expand their knowledge and skills in managing dystonia. The course is provided by IMPAC Inc, an organization recognized by the PACE program of the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards, ensuring its relevance and quality for chiropractic professionals. Attendees will delve into a comprehensive understanding of dystonia, covering its theoretical pathophysiology and various treatment options. The curriculum includes practical elements such as patient history analysis through a live case study, radiographic analysis and measurements pertinent to dystonia, and specific testing methodologies. The course also focuses on the application of treatment options, including learning how to perform the Koch Instrument Knee Adjustment. This blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application aims to equip chiropractors with the necessary tools to effectively address dystonia in their practice. Key topics covered include: - Introduction - Dystonia overview (pdf) - Patient history live case - Radiographic analysis and measurements - Testing in dystonia - Treatment options

This presentation deals with business ethics as it directly relates to the chiropractic office. Small business owners are increasingly being held responsible and accountable for their ethical behavior. Practices have learned that the costs of unethical actions can be high, both legally, and from the perspective of the image and reputation of our profession. This course is designed to equip chiropractors with the knowledge to navigate these challenges effectively. The curriculum covers the fundamentals of ethics, specific chiropractic ethics, broader business ethics for practice owners, and crucial compliance ethics including HIPAA, OSHA, and OIG. Instructor Kristi Hudson, a Certified Professional Compliance Officer, will utilize her expertise to discuss common pitfalls that lead to unethical practices, providing practical insights through lectures, visual aids, and real-world case studies to help participants maintain high ethical standards and protect their practice's reputation.

In this webinar, participants will be introduced to a brain based approach to core stabilization. The majority of information the brain receives is subconscious, creating reflexive responses through the proprioceptive, vestibular & ocular systems. Reflexive stability is subconscious & often overlooked as part of a rehabilitation & performance paradigm, however recognizing the numerous subconscious reflexes that exist for stability of our upright system warrants further investigation about how to integrate this into a workable movement paradigm for anyone. In other words, understanding neurology allows one to apply neurological principles that help improve the efficiency of the human system. This webinar will discuss strategies to implement a brain based approach to movement by applying principles that emphasize reflexive stability via a better understanding of the sensory system.

Part Two of a comprehensive four-part, eight-hour seminar on HIPAA Compliance, focusing specifically on maintaining compliance obligations during public health emergencies and pandemic situations. This session addresses the unique regulatory challenges chiropractors face when operating under crisis conditions, including emergency operational flexibility, temporary compliance modifications authorized by HHS, and the critical balance between patient care delivery and privacy protection. Participants will explore real-world scenarios, emergency documentation requirements, and strategies for protecting patient information while adapting to disrupted normal operations.

Join VOM, led by the esteemed Dr. Patricia Kallenbach, DVM, for a comprehensive exploration of current zoonotic disease risks. Start the day with a critical overview of zoonotic diseases"”including highlights from Colorado's 2024 case data. Understand your responsibilities as a practitioner, learn strategies to minimize exposure risk, and gain clarity on mandatory reporting protocols and best-practice references.

The module will cover health behavior and health communications theory that pertains to how to better reach patients when trying to create positive behavior changes that lead to wellness versus routine pain-based health care. The goal is to become a better communicator using proven methods that help patients reach goals towards improved personal health and wellbeing. Factors that affect positive health communications are covered as are types of messaging including gain-frame versus loss-frame messaging. By the end of the session participants will be able to: 1. list the stages in the Stages of Change model 2. define message frames (gain-frame vs loss-frame) 3. define victim-blaming 4. outline basic features of health theory that is applied to help patients better understand personal risks of not making health behavior changes and perceived benefits of positive behavior change.

This course, "Governmental Crisis Compliance - Part Four," is the concluding segment of an extensive eight-hour seminar dedicated to HIPAA Compliance. It delves into the critical aspects of regulatory adherence for chiropractic practices. Participants will gain in-depth knowledge of the nitty-gritty requirements concerning HIPAA, Medicare, and general treatment compliance. This session is designed to equip practitioners with the essential tools and understanding needed to navigate complex governmental regulations and ensure their practice remains fully compliant.

This webinar aims to equip chiropractors with essential information and resources to effectively address environmental determinants of health within their patient care and community engagement. It focuses on integrating environmental health considerations into chiropractic practice. Participants will learn to recognize environmental causes of patient symptoms, communicate the link between environment and health, identify vulnerable populations, and implement practical actions in their practice or community to mitigate negative environmental impacts, enhancing their holistic patient care approach.

This one-hour webinar is designed to satisfy the KSBHA Category III CE requirement. It delves into the critical connection between nutrition and chronic pain, offering valuable insights for healthcare professionals. During this webinar, participants will learn practical strategies on how to effectively utilize food and supplements to assist their patients suffering from chronic pain, enhancing their treatment protocols and patient outcomes.

Assessing and diagnosing pelvic floor conditions appropriately in a chiropractic office is often the missing link associated with stubborn low back, pelvic or hip pain. Learn the basics of pelvic floor dysfunction, associated symptoms, an appropriate pelvic health screening, treatment basics and when to refer to another healthcare provider. Management of pelvic floor symptoms during exercise will also be addressed, specifically regarding running and strength training. Course Learning Outcomes: 1. Understand the prevalence of pelvic floor disorders and the general functions of the pelvic floor. 2. Identify pelvic floor symptoms associated with common conditions, such as urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse. 3. Learn to develop a differential diagnosis by using a pelvic health subjective questionnaire and objective assessment. 4. Understand different treatment in-office approaches for urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse. 5. Learn how to support and manage pelvic floor concerns during exercise, specifically running and strength training. Course Topics: - Pelvic Floor 101: Prevalence of Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, General Functions of the Pelvic Floor - Symptoms: Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, Urinary Incontinence, Pelvic Organ Prolapse - Pelvic Health Screening: Subjective Questionnaire, Objective Assessment - Treatment: Urinary Incontinence, Pelvic Organ Prolapse - Management in Sport: Strength Training, Running

Join KCA Member Dr. Tobi Jeurink as she outlines the latest research on the Microbiome-Pain connection. This session will review key concepts including: - Current research on the Gut-Brain Axis and its correlation with patient pain levels - The role of medical history, epigenetics, and environmental factors in clinical presentations - Research-based diagnosis and treatment options available to chiropractors. Dr. Jeurink brings extensive experience, having served as a lecturer and past president of the Kansas Chiropractic Association, ensuring that participants gain valuable insights into this critical area of research.

This course, "21st Century Approach to Musculoskeletal Conditions: The Gut-Joint Connection (Part I)", offers a deep dive into the intricate relationship between gut health and musculoskeletal conditions. Participants will gain a modern, integrative perspective on diagnosing and treating issues affecting the spine and extremities, understanding the systemic connections that influence overall patient health and well-being. This program is designed to enhance practitioners' ability to address complex cases by considering the gut-joint axis. Led by Dr. Robert Silverman, a distinguished chiropractic doctor and clinical nutritionist, this program provides valuable insights into pathology, symptomatology, and advanced physical examination techniques. It also covers essential aspects of dietary and nutrition advice, alongside practical guidance on patient/case management, documentation, and coding, equipping healthcare professionals with a comprehensive toolkit for delivering superior, holistic patient care.

The Overview of Endo-Nasal Technique (ENT) class provides an introduction of this procedure to the modern-day chiropractic, wellness health-oriented physician. The goal of this one-hour presentation is to give the chiropractic physician relatable patient information whereby the patient will understand "why and how" they would potentially benefit from this non-medical approach for acute and chronic nasal, throat, ear, and bronchial related conditions. The final intention of the class is to share effective home protocols that are simple, effective, and minimal risk that doctors can instruct and advise in appropriate cases to their patients immediately. Participants will: - Appreciate the history within the chiropractic profession of ENT - Review the anatomy, physiology, pathology, and contradictions as it pertains to the ENT procedure - Receive an explanation and demonstration of the ENT procedure, as well as ample information for a "Monday morning protocol" with low risk and high benefits for their patients

This course provides learners with an understanding of the challenges individuals and communities face in their pursuit of better health. Speakers will engage in discussions about the circumstances in which people are born, grow up, live, work, and age, as well as the broader set of forces and systems that influence health behaviors through lectures and case-based learning. This course will emphasize the role and responsibility of chiropractors in understanding social determinants of health, offering them tangible opportunities to begin addressing these issues in their clinical practice.Participants will learn to define social determinants of health, identify their impact on health disparities, and recognize the chiropractor's crucial role in detection and intervention. The course equips practitioners with effective communication strategies to discuss social drivers with patients and implement practical approaches to address social needs within their clinical practice, ultimately improving patient outcomes and promoting health equity.

Medicare Uncomplicated: A Two-Hour Guide for DCs (2025) provides important insights into how Medicare operates for chiropractors. This session aims to clarify misunderstandings around Medicare coverage. Participants will receive practical guidance on distinguishing between active treatment and maintenance. Additionally, attendees will learn how to effectively utilize the AT modifier and ABNs. The session focuses on real-world applications, addressing common issues practitioners face with Medicare Advantage plans. Key topics include comprehension of PAR and non-PAR choices, documentation requirements, and claim submission processes. By the end of this course, participants will feel more confident in navigating Medicare's complexities, leading to improved claim accuracy and operational efficiency. Key Features: - Understand Medicare coverage for DCs - Handle Medicare Advantage basics - Differentiate between treatment types - Implement proper documentation strategies - Utilize the AT modifier accurately - Prevent common billing errors - Provide clear guidance for staff alignment in practice.

Learn the procedures to get patients who were concussed in an athletic, workplace or motor vehicle injury; back to their lives. The focus of this seminar will be on successful recovery for those who are still having symptoms weeks or months after they were injured.

Implementation of evidence-based practice (EBP) is regarded as core competence to improve healthcare quality. This course will address several issues associated with implementing evidence-based practices to include ethics, policies, quality measures, coding, active care planning, smoking cessation and understanding the principles of the patient centered medical home to address the Triple Aim. The Triple Aim includes reducing cost of care, increasing patient satisfaction and health outcomes.

This on-demand course, "2024-9 Workers Comp in Oregon," is presented by Laura Newsom, an attorney at The Gatti Law Firm. The program focuses exclusively on workers' compensation cases, offering valuable insights into navigating the complexities of on-the-job injuries in Oregon. Laura Newsom's unique background, having previously represented employers and insurance companies, provides attendees with an invaluable perspective on the tactics and strategies used by the opposing side. Attendees will benefit from Laura's expertise in leveraging the best outcomes for injured clients. Her approach emphasizes moving quickly while paying close attention to every detail of a case, whether fighting at a hearing or securing favorable settlements. This course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge to effectively advocate for individuals in need, allowing them to prioritize their recovery.

This course provides an integrated education for the Doctor of Chiropractic in the science and art of full spine disorders. Detailed literature reviews covering the sagittal plane of the spine during pediatric development through age related change occurring in senior populations will be presented. Statistical correlations between each spinal region will be detailed so the Chiropractor understands how alterations in one region of the spine can influence regions above or below. A primary objective is to introduce the attendee to the anatomic variable of pelvic morphology (geometric alignment of the sacrum inside the ilia) and thoracic inlet morphology (geometric alignment of T1 relative to the sternum) and how variations and anomalies of these morphology measurements alter the sagittal plane alignment of the spine. Further, it will be explained how common anomalies such lumbo-sacral transitional vertebra, 4 lumbar vertebra, 6 lumbar vertebra influence the sagittal plane alignment of the spine. In the end, details of case management using these topics will be covered using a variety of case studies for a comprehensive picture of clinical application of this course material. A survey of research material will be reviewed supporting the utilization and efficacy of CBP technique treatment methods across a population of patients with abnormal spine conditions.

Join Dr. Robert Silverman for an in-depth exploration of the immune system and its crucial role in overall health. This engaging seminar addresses the latest research and practical methods to enhance immunity. Key features include:- Comprehensive insight into how the immune system functions- Practical strategies to improve immunity, including essential supplements- Understanding the relationship between gut health and immunity, and how to address gut issues- Updated perspectives on lab assessments and their application in clinical practice- Discussion of brain health implications, Alzheimer's disease, and issues related to long COVID. This seminar equips participants with actionable knowledge to apply in their practice, ensuring that health care providers have the tools to support patient well-being effectively. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your clinical integration of proven protocols.

This is part 1 of 2 modules that will review skeletal anatomy from the perspective of achieving excellent x-rays. Each body part is reviewed and correlated with the x-ray image. Students will be exposed to imaging options that were not covered in the basic course that might be helpful in obtaining proper imaging for your clinic. Access to on demand products expires on the last day of the calendar year. They must be viewed/completed within the calendar year in which they are purchased.

Join Dr. Gerbie as she helps participants stay current on the treatment of benign urologic conditions - including the management of benign prostate hypertrophy (BPH), urinary incontinence, kidney stones, and sexual dysfunction. This comprehensive webinar provides essential knowledge for healthcare professionals looking to enhance their expertise in urology. Originally presented on January 24, 2023, this on-demand course offers valuable insights into current treatment strategies. Participants will gain practical understanding and skills to better manage common urologic conditions, ultimately improving patient outcomes and clinical practice.

This seminar provides an in-depth overview of spine-related disorders, emphasizing their global prevalence, healthcare costs, and the societal impact. Participants will learn about the multifactorial, biopsychosocial nature of spine pain, exploring how psychological and sociological factors can influence its effects. It highlights the need for a holistic approach to treatment, addressing both biological and non-biological determinants of health. Key features include: - Description of the prevalence and impact of spine-related disorders on healthcare. - Understanding the biopsychosocial model of pain. - Identifying how psychological and sociological determinants can exacerbate spine pain. - Course Outline: Introduction, economic burden metrics, individual and family impact, biopsychosocial factors, and future directions in management.

This seminar teaches chiropractors the rationale, procedure, and interpretation of evidence-based in-office testing that will monitor ANS changes following your spinal care, comparing pre- and post-adjustment findings. The testing covered includes skin temperature analysis, resting heart rate and heart rate variability, and sit-to-stand heart rate testing.

Join the concussion discussion. Learn to translate sports science into everyday practice. Communication, statistics, and information that goes beyond sports into the brain health discussion cognitive function. Utilized correctly, you can be the cultural authority in the conversation that is happening in all sports, not just American football. Dr. Brad Glowaki will illustrate the results of this topic with two of his patients, both professional athletes. Topics of discussion include: - Concussions in sports and the adverse effects of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) - Impulse concussions vs impact concussions - Concussions in collision sports and contact sports - The connection between concussions and the gut - Whiplash vs concussion discussion - Connection of concussion and suicidal tendencies - Defining a concussion – current research and medical discussion - Concussion stats of athletes - Adjusting to mitigate impact vertebral subluxation - Medications used for concussions and the side effects - Post Concussion Syndrome, most common symptoms - The effect of concussions on hormones - Research on the impact of chiropractic adjustments on patients suffering with concussions

Coding and billing do not have to be hard. Join Dr. Gwilliam, certified coder and auditor, as he breaks down the most commonly used therapeutic procedure CPT codes used in chiropractic offices. Learn to avoid mistakes that cost you money and keep you too busy to take care of patients. With a thorough understanding of what you need to do to remain compliant, you will be able to rest well at night and minimize your practice-related anxiety. This essential webinar, led by a recognized authority in healthcare compliance and coding, equips chiropractors with the knowledge to streamline their billing processes. Participants will gain practical insights into risk management and compliance, ensuring their practice operates efficiently and avoids costly errors. Enhance your understanding of chiropractic coding to improve financial outcomes and reduce administrative stress.