This two-hour in-person course will discuss how biomechanical principles of the patient and doctor can be optimized for adjusting the efficiency of the chiropractor. New technology allows the objective measurement of force production and speed of a High-Velocity Low-Amplitude (HVLA) impulse. Combining this technology with human biomechanics provides opportunities to revisit a chiropractor’s approach to adjusting. The principles discussed will provide any chiropractor with applicable tools to harness their own power when delivering an adjustment.

There has never been a better time to be a chiropractor! Our global collective of chiropractic research minds has been prolific in recent years, cranking out an unprecedented volume of impactful research. During this inspiring and thought-provoking Seminar, Dr. Thistle will cover several recent studies – true gamechangers – that are actionable and relevant for your practice, your patients, the healthcare system, and the future of our great profession!

This lecture will discuss the common zoonotic diseases the animal chiropractor will likely encounter in practice. It will include causative agents, transmission, and treatments. The purpose of this lecture is to allow the animal chiropractor to be able to recognize these diseases so that they can protect themselves and the public from the spread and transmission of these diseases.

This two-hour presentation will cover the basic neurology, indicators, and adjustments for the typical wrist seen in a chiropractic office. This course will be presented in a workshop/hands-on format and also briefly cover stabilization procedures.

This two-hour course will walk clinicians through many of the external and internal factors that may contribute to knee injuries in multi-planar athletes. We will cover topics like common mechanisms of injury, biomechanical limitations that may contribute to injury, assessments of risk factors, common exercise approaches that are used to address risk factor findings, and what exercise approaches are typically missing in an athlete’s preparation for their sport.

This two-hour class will discuss the basic Thompson protocol and the joint function of the Pelvic girdle along with the effects of the chiropractic adjustment regarding pain and the nervous system. This will be followed by the common spinal and lumbar structural patterns found in the typical adult.

Providers must be masters of 3 disciplines: Accurate Diagnosis, Targeted Treatment, and Skilled Communicaton. Unfortunately, communication is often the area of concern for many providers. This can be seen when patients don’t complete their treatment plans, don’t perform their home exercises, and drop off from the schedule. The good news is that great communicators are made, not born. Using our 5-part framework, any provider (and staff member) can become a skilled communicator. This will ensure that patients are more truthful in their histories, they complete their care plans and even refer their friends because of the trust that is built up.

This comprehensive two-hour course is designed specifically for chiropractic students and newly licensed doctors. This interactive session provides invaluable insights, tools, and strategies to empower participants in making informed decisions regarding their career paths.

The course begins by addressing the various options available to chiropractic graduates, including both associateships and opening their own practice. Through engaging discussions and real-world examples, participants will learn how to assess their personal goals, strengths, and preferences to determine the ideal path for their professional journey. The session dives into the essential considerations for securing a rewarding associateship, covering topics such as evaluating opportunities, negotiating contracts, and building strong professional relationships.

Furthermore, for those considering opening their own practice, this course offers practical guidance on creating a business plan, financing options, legal and regulatory aspects, marketing strategies, and establishing a strong patient base. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the key factors to consider when venturing into entrepreneurship and practical tips for running a successful chiropractic practice.

By the end of this course, attendees will have the knowledge and tools necessary to confidently navigate the post-graduation phase, ensuring a smooth transition into their chosen career path.

This two-hour lecture will take Chiropractic Assistants through a detailed overview of how to create and grow a community inside and out of a chiropractic practice while enhancing the patient’s overall experience. Believe it or not, many patients return to a chiropractic or other health care office because their experience is so fulfilling, regardless of the treatment timeline or outcomes. As a CA you have the power to grow and strengthen the practice you are part of. The first half of this presentation will take you through how to craft the ultimate patient experience from the moment they discover your practice online, their first phone call, their in-office encounters, the all-important check-out moment, and even after the appointment. The second half of this lecture will provide templates of how you as the CA can cultivate relationships with other healthcare practices and local businesses. Additionally, as a bonus, I will take you step-by-step through setting up and executing pop-up clinics at local gyms, schools, or businesses to further the reach of your practice. The best part is, the more successful your practice is, the more fun it is to be a part of.

Intervertebral disc herniations are injuries that are relatively common injuries, and while they generally can be managed with conservative care, disc injuries can result in permanent impairment if improperly managed.

Dr. Morgan will explore the pathophysiology of disc injuries and their clinical presentation as well as what the current evidence tells us about the management of these conditions. He will drive home his points with clinical cases and real-world experience.

This one-hour talk will be part one of a two-part series on getting a golfer back onto the course utilizing exercise and current motor learning strategies. This course will focus on the following topics after a golfer gets injured: why golfers experience a shift in attention, why golfers seem attracted to a particular swing, and biomechanical interventions to decrease pain and improve performance.

This practical and entertaining one-hour presentation will review two commonly overlooked problems that delay LBP recovery. Successful recognition and management of lumbar instability and hip abductor weakness will dramatically and immediately improve clinical results. Attendees will leave this class with advanced practical, evidence-based assessment and management skills to help resolve the most common LBP presentations quickly.

This one-hour lecture will discuss the common zoonotic diseases the animal chiropractor will likely encounter in practice. It will include causative agents, transmission, and treatments. The purpose of this lecture is to allow the animal chiropractor to be able to recognize these diseases so that they can protect themselves and the public from the spread and transmission of these diseases.

This one-hour presentation will cover the basic neurology, indicators, and adjustments for the typical elbow seen in a chiropractic office. This course will be presented in a workshop/hands-on format and also briefly cover stabilization procedures.

This one-hour course will discuss cervical and thoracic assessment and adjustments utilizing atypical, diversified technique methods. This discussion will include considerations for proper application, red flags, and contraindications when formulating a treatment plan.

This one-hour class will discuss the basic Thompson protocol and the joint function of the lumbar spine along with the effects of the chiropractic adjustment regarding pain and the nervous system. This will be followed by the common spinal and thoracic structural patterns found in the typical adult.

Whether you are considering buying or selling a practice, this engaging one-hour course will correct common misunderstandings, shed light on best practices, and help attendees to plan successful transitions that avoid costly mistakes + painful pitfalls.

In this engaging and informative one-hour presentation, we will delve into the dynamic world of online tools, apps, software, and strategies that can revolutionize your chiropractic practice. Designed to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of your operations, these cutting-edge solutions will streamline your practice, boost patient education, and maximize patient retention.

Presented in an engaging PowerPoint/workshop format, this course goes beyond the technical aspects and also touches on essential business procedures. Discover how leveraging the power of online tools can optimize appointment scheduling, automate administrative tasks, and facilitate seamless communication with your patients. Gain insights into innovative patient education platforms that can empower your practice to provide exceptional care while building long-term relationships with your patients. By the end of this presentation, you’ll be equipped with a comprehensive toolkit of online resources and strategies to elevate your chiropractic practice to new heights of success.

This two-hour Part I & II sessions, will cover WHY proper/compliant scripting is important and necessary. How using proper/compliant scripting can increase practice growth, and patient retention and thus, provide overall greater practice satisfaction. The course will cover identifying areas in need of proper/complaint scripting and how to create proper/complaint scripts for specific practice needs.

This one-hour class will discuss the basic Thompson protocol and the joint function of the thoracic spine along with the effects of the chiropractic adjustment regarding pain and the nervous system.

Chronic stress in otherwise healthy older men has been shown to contribute to a loss of musculoskeletal integrity, an increase in chronic aches and pain, and may contribute to
imbalances in hormones within the normal range that trigger fatigue, tiredness, and loss of motivation/productivity. In this session, DCs will learn how to direct staff and patients to mitigate the negative effects of chronic stress to improve musculoskeletal health and decrease chronic pain. This session will explore both the fundamental mechanisms of glucocorticoid signaling and provide three lifestyle improvements that can serve to positively impact musculoskeletal health.

This one-hour talk will be part two of a two-part series on getting a golfer back onto the golf course utilizing exercise and current motor learning strategies. This course will focus on the following topics when transitioning a golfer from the treatment table back to the course and getting the Golfer to adapt to a “new body” post-injury, implementing dynamic exercises to improve biomechanical output, as well as using current skill acquisition/motor learning strategies to improve performance on the golf course.

This one-hour lecture will discuss the danger of dog bites and dog attacks, covering which breeds are most involved in dog bites and attacks. Dog attack fatalities are discussed and the stats of who is most likely to be involved in dog attack fatalities. How to stop a dangerous dog and dog behavior so that you are more likely to spot a potentially dangerous dog is discussed in addition to how to work with a potentially dangerous dog. Focused on how you can protect yourself as an animal chiropractor when working with dogs.

This two-hour Part I & II sessions, will cover WHY proper/compliant scripting is important and necessary. How using proper/compliant scripting can increase practice growth, and patient retention and thus, provide overall greater practice satisfaction. The course will cover identifying areas in need of proper/complaint scripting and how to create proper/complaint scripts for specific practice needs.

This one-hour course will discuss lumbar, and lumbopelvic assessment and adjustments utilizing atypical, diversified technique methods. This discussion will include considerations for proper application, red flags, and contraindications when formulating a treatment plan.

This one-hour lecture will show chiropractors how to grow and refine their practice by leveling up the patient’s overall experience. Believe it or not, many patients return to a chiropractic or other health care office because their experience is so fulfilling, regardless of the treatment plan or outcomes. This presentation will take you through how to set up and execute the ultimate patient experience from the moment they discover your practice online, their first phone call, their in-office encounters, the all-important checkout moment, and even following the appointment. The best part is, the more successful your practice is, the more fun it is to be a part of.

Communication of subluxation research into modern practice. How to deepen your beliefs, create an all-star team that carries your vision into daily interactions and delivering amazing results for patients consistently. When medicine lacks a definition, they call it a miracle. We call it principled chiropractic. (Lessons from an in-practice doc).

This one-hour presentation will cover the basic neurology, indicators, and adjustments for the typical shoulder seen in a chiropractic office. This course will be presented in a workshop/hands-on format and also briefly cover stabilization procedures.

A comprehensive review of the bi-directional relationship between the central nervous system and the enteric nervous system, sometimes referred to as the 2nd brain in the gut. We’ll explore the role of gut bacteria in synthesizing neurotransmitters such as serotonin, dopamine, and others, and the impact of the CNS on gut motility, secretion of digestive enzymes, absorption of nutrients, and other essential gut functions. We’ll also discuss how the GI tract affects mood, cognition, and memory, and the link between dysbiosis and neuropsychiatric disorders. We’ll conclude with the science behind new areas of study such as psychobiotics and nutritional psychiatry.

This two-hour seminar will provide a deep understanding of the effects estrogen and progesterone have on musculoskeletal performance and injury risk in women. It will look at how muscle strength and ligamentous injury risk change based on the stage of the menstrual cycle and changes in hormone levels (i.e. peri/post-menopause). Evidence-informed treatment protocols that work adjunctively with chiropractic treatment will be discussed, and special consideration for pregnant women will be highlighted. By the end of the seminar, attendees will have a clear understanding of the role hormones play in muscle performance and injury risk and have adjunctive treatment protocols to maximize clinical outcomes.

This fun and comprehensive course provides a deep understanding of evidence-informed best practices for intervertebral disc disease, covering its causes, diagnosis, treatment options, and long-term management. Participants will gain insights into the anatomy of intervertebral discs, learn to recognize the signs and symptoms of the disease and explore various diagnostic imaging techniques. The course will delve into conservative treatment approaches, including medication and physical therapy, as well as surgical interventions such as discectomy and spinal fusion. Additionally, participants will examine post-operative care and rehabilitation strategies to optimize patient recovery. By the end of this course, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to effectively diagnose, treat, and manage intervertebral disc disease, enhancing their ability to provide comprehensive, evidence-informed care to patients, and have fun doing it.

This two-hour presentation will cover the basic neurology, indicators, and adjustments for the typical wrist seen in a chiropractic office. This course will be presented in a workshop/hands-on format and also briefly cover stabilization procedures.

Learn a clinically effective 10–15-minute Seated Myofascial technique protocol for eliminating headaches that the legendary co-founder of the Chicago School of Massage Therapy, Bob King (1948-2013) developed. Mr. May began practicing this protocol in 1998 and has helped to reduce much human pain and suffering for over 25 years while perfecting and adapting the steps. Halt headaches without doing harm!

Working with medical doctors to grow your practice beats sitting at screenings or using up all your time at health talks! It’s also a fun and exciting way to grow your patient base with the types of patients you truly love working with and enjoy helping. In this engaging and informative session, Dr. Tahir will show you exactly how to effectively work with medical doctors and grow your practice.

This two-hour class will discuss the basic Thompson protocol and the joint function of the Pelvic girdle along with the effects of the chiropractic adjustment regarding pain and the nervous system. This will be followed by the common spinal and lumbar structural patterns found in the typical adult.

Would it surprise you to know that nearly 60% of Medicare-aged patients now choose Medicare Part C over Part B? In the business of healthcare, we must stay on top of the important changes to the profession’s rules and regulations in order to be compliant. Changes in the No Surprises Act, Medicare Part B, Medicare Part C, and HIPPA can derail our good intentions, if not applied properly. This training will reveal the most significant changes to be aware of and what to look forward to in 2024 to remain at the top of your game in the business of your practice. Knowledge of these updates supports your goals of risk management and staying ahead of the game. Sit down, put your seat belt on, and get ready to get the latest information…and have fun while doing it!

In this talk, Ryan delves into the wisdom of history’s greatest figures and how they used obstacles as the stepping stones to success. From ancient philosophers to modern-day business leaders, he shares examples of how embracing the challenges that stand in our way can help us achieve our goals. He’ll show how to turn setbacks into opportunities, how to use adversity to your advantage, and how to find hidden opportunities in every obstacle. By the end of this talk, audiences will have a new perspective on the challenges they face and be equipped with practical strategies to overcome them. This talk is perfect for business leaders, entrepreneurs, and anyone looking to gain an edge in today’s competitive marketplace. It’s time to stop seeing obstacles as roadblocks and start seeing them as the path to success.

This one-hour course will emphasize the importance of patient education, community networking, utilization of cash-based modalities, and creating practice partnerships in an effort to provide better patient care while growing private practices. Attendees will learn the implementation of these techniques to enhance patient outcomes and improve practice revenue streams.

This fun and comprehensive course provides a deep understanding of evidence-informed best practices for intervertebral disc disease, covering its causes, diagnosis, treatment options, and long-term management. Participants will gain insights into the anatomy of intervertebral discs, learn to recognize the signs and symptoms of the disease, and explore various diagnostic imaging techniques. The course will delve into conservative treatment approaches, including medication and physical therapy, as well as surgical interventions such as discectomy and spinal fusion. Additionally, participants will examine post-operative care and rehabilitation strategies to optimize patient recovery. By the end of this course, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to effectively diagnose, treat, and manage intervertebral disc disease, enhancing their ability to provide comprehensive, evidence-informed care to patients, and have fun doing it.

This one-hour presentation will cover the basic neurology, indicators, and adjustments for the typical elbow seen in a chiropractic office. This course will be presented in a workshop/hands-on format and also briefly cover stabilization procedures.

Over the span of 2 one-hour courses, we will discuss the history, indications, and contraindications of the usage of IASTM and its effects on the soft tissue as an adjunctive method of massage therapy. This will be followed by hands-on practice with the usage of IASTM tools and acrylic cupping sets.

Would it surprise you to know that nearly 60% of Medicare-aged patients now choose Medicare Part C over Part B? In the business of healthcare, we must stay on top of the important changes to the profession’s rules and regulations in order to be compliant. Changes in the No Surprises Act, Medicare Part B, Medicare Part C, and HIPPA can derail our good intentions, if not applied properly. This training will reveal the most significant changes to be aware of and what to look forward to in 2024 to remain at the top of your game in the business of your practice. Knowledge of these updates supports your goals of risk management and staying ahead of the game. Sit down, put your seat belt on, and get ready to get the latest information…and have fun while doing it.

This one-hour class will discuss the basic Thompson protocol and the joint function of the lumbar spine along with the effects of the chiropractic adjustment regarding pain and the nervous system. This will be followed by the common spinal and thoracic structural patterns found in the typical adult.

Hormonal causes of dyspareunia in the peri to post-menopausal women have been insufficiently addressed by our current medical approach. A functional approach is necessary to help our patients adequately heal and reverse the symptoms associated with the symptoms of hormonal decline as well as adequately other causes of pain.

This one-hour lecture will discuss the wonderful pop sound during an adjustment, the factors that affect it, and what it means to patients and doctors. We will also discuss the mechanics of the spine related to joint gapping and cavitations. The goal of this talk is to provide a deeper understanding of the unique sounds that accompany spinal adjustments.

This one-hour presentation will cover the basic neurology, indicators, and adjustments for the typical shoulder seen in a chiropractic office. This course will be presented in a workshop/hands-on format and also briefly cover stabilization procedures.

This one-hour presentation will discuss the basics of pediatric adjustment and how it compares to an adult adjustment. This will be followed by the modifications needed depending on the pediatric patient’s anatomy and level of activity.

This one-hour class will discuss the basic Thompson protocol and the joint function of the thoracic spine along with the effects of the chiropractic adjustment regarding pain and the nervous system.

Would it surprise you to know that nearly 60% of Medicare-aged patients now choose Medicare Part C over Part B? In the business of healthcare, we must stay on top of the important changes to the profession’s rules and regulations in order to be compliant. Changes in the No Surprises Act, Medicare Part B, Medicare Part C, and HIPPA can derail our good intentions, if not applied properly. This training will reveal the most significant changes to be aware of and what to look forward to in 2024 to remain at the top of your game in the business of your practice. Knowledge of these updates supports your goals of risk management and staying ahead of the game. Sit down, put your seat belt on, and get ready to get the latest information…and have fun while doing it!

Over the span of 2 one-hour courses, we will discuss the history, indications, and contraindications of the usage of IASTM and its effects on the soft tissue as an adjunctive method of massage therapy. This will be followed by hands-on practice with the usage of IASTM tools and acrylic cupping sets.

In this course Dr. Li introduces the surprising new science of weight loss, revealing healthy body fat can help you lose weight; your metabolism at 60 can be the same as when you were 20; yo-yo dieting can be good for your health; 8-hour fasting windows can be as effective as 12-hour fasting windows; and losing just a little bit of weight can have big impacts on your health. Eat to Beat Your Diet shows how adding the right foods to your diet can heal your metabolism, reduce unhealthy body fat, and result in the kind of weight loss that can increase your lifespan and help you thrive.

In this presentation, Dr. Friedman will discuss the various ways in which documentation oversights can lead to issues and what chiropractors can do to minimize these errors. Real-world case studies will be discussed regarding how to successfully navigate through the various documentation procedures.

Dr. Gregg Friedman, a 2nd generation chiropractor and practicing since 1987, will eliminate all of your documentation fears and will show you how we can make our documentation FAST and EASY. He will explain how our documentation can be used to BENEFIT our practice and profession instead of it being a complete and utter nightmare. And the mandatory Texas hours – he’s got that covered, too.