Track Information
Understand the broader drivers of pain, recovery, and patient outcomes.
Turn clinical and business uncertainty into clearer decisions.
Revisit the structures and systems behind MSK presentations.
Sharpen soft tissue assessment, palpation, and manual therapy skills.
Adapt technique, positioning, and care to the patient in front of you.
Explore AI, digital tools, and clinical interpretation in modern healthcare.
Strengthen documentation, ethics, risk management, and compliance.
Adapt care for patients across age, development, and physiology.
Build more efficient, sustainable, hands-on adjusting skills.
Lead your practice with clarity and intention.
Use imaging to guide diagnosis, safety, and next steps in patient care.
Connect golf biomechanics, injury prevention, and elite performance.
Link patient history, assessment, treatment planning, and rehab decisions to better outcomes.
Track Information
Understand the broader drivers of pain, recovery, and patient outcomes.
Adapt care for patients across age, development, and physiology.
Turn clinical and business uncertainty into clearer decisions.
Build more efficient, sustainable, hands-on adjusting skills.
Revisit the structures and systems behind MSK presentations.
Lead your practice with clarity and intention.
Sharpen soft tissue assessment, palpation, and manual therapy skills.
Use imaging to guide diagnosis, safety, and next steps in patient care.
Adapt technique, positioning, and care to the patient in front of you.
Connect golf biomechanics, injury prevention, and elite performance.
Explore AI, digital tools, and clinical interpretation in modern healthcare.
Link patient history, assessment, treatment planning, and rehab decisions to better outcomes.
Strengthen documentation, ethics, risk management, and compliance.
October 2nd
This two-hour course explores how chiropractic adjusting techniques can be adapted to meet the individual needs of pediatric patients and patients who cannot tolerate traditional positioning or procedures. Participants will learn to modify assessment, positioning, contacts, force, and technique based on age, development, anatomy, body size, mobility, comfort, and clinical presentation.
Starting a practice or any business for that matter can be scary, especially without access to outside financing or any sort of start-up capital. Where do you even start? What do you need before you can even begin? Do you need a lot of money to even begin with? The purpose of this presentation is to provide practical, real-world guidance to building your dreams with relentless marketing and how your lack of money can become your most dangerous competitive advantage.
This 2-hour clinical application presentation explores the adjustment as one therapeutic input within a broader neurophysiological model of care. The course examines how clinical interventions, patient physiology, environmental factors, and perception influence pain processing, neuroplasticity, autonomic regulation, and recovery.
Participants will learn to distinguish between the source of pain and the broader drivers of the pain experience, including sensitization, fear, stress, lifestyle factors, and other physiological influences that may affect recovery. Emphasis will be placed on clinical reasoning and matching the appropriate intervention to the patient’s current neurological and physiological state.
Through current evidence, biomechanical analysis, and hands-on application, this course explores common upper extremity musculoskeletal injuries from a functional perspective. Participants will learn how movement dysfunction, fascial restrictions, and altered biomechanics contribute to pain and dysfunction throughout the scapulothoracic, shoulder and elbow regions.
This interactive course emphasizes clinical reasoning and practical myofascial release techniques that can be immediately integrated into practice. Attendees will gain a greater understanding of treating the source of dysfunction rather than simply managing symptoms while improving patient outcomes through movement-based rehabilitation and soft tissue intervention.
PCOS has a new name: PMOS. This session covers the physiology behind the rename, PMOS’s musculoskeletal manifestations (connective tissue, joint hypermobility, myofascial pain), and its full treatment landscape — plus how PMOS shifts as patients enter perimenopause. Learn to spot this hidden driver behind confusing MSK presentations.
If adjusting hurts the chiropractor, something is wrong. It’s usually in the setup, not the technique. This hands on, movement focused seminar shows DCs how to optimize their own biomechanics to reduce wrist, shoulder, and low back strain while delivering effective HVLA adjustments. Learn practical, region-specific setup strategies for lumbopelvic, thoracic, and cervical adjustments, and leave with changes you can apply in practice immediately.
Chiropractors make business decisions every day, yet many rely on instinct, trends, or advice from others rather than a structured decision-making process. Through an interactive practice case, guided discussion, and hands-on application, participants will learn how to distinguish business symptoms from the underlying diagnosis before selecting a solution. Participants will apply a practical decision-making framework to analyze a current business decision from their own practice and leave with a repeatable process for making more confident, intentional business decisions.
The class will cover how to incorporate science and physiology to guide today’s practicing chiropractor. This will include chiropractic’s role in pain, prevention and performance. This presentation will also focus on developing confidence in the practicing chiropractor to make individual care plans based on the patient’s unique needs. The learning objective is for attendees to learn about the science demonstrates the benefit of chiropractic care for patients. This presentation will focus on several research articles that support chiropractic care. Attendees will have clarity in their care recommendations, adjusting, and outcome measurements that are supported by ethical communication.
This two-hour session examines the current peer-reviewed research on the significance and impact of slow-wave sleep on metabolic health, inflammation, musculoskeletal health, and chronic pain. The many factors that negatively affect the quality of deep sleep in otherwise healthy adults are identified. How poor slow-wave sleep negatively affects metabolic health and contributes to chronic pain is discussed. Then, methods for improving sleep quality, slow-wave sleep, and metabolic health are discussed, providing practitioners with numerous science-based tools to identify, address, and improve patient outcomes.
We’ve left the aging woman behind. We’ve known for years the downside risk of decreased bone mineral density and sarcopenia yet haven’t made any significant shifts in the integration of preventative measures that have both short-term and long-term direct benefits for the aging female. This course is designed to inspire the attendee by presenting an idea of how to support their aging female patients through developing strength training and biohacking approaches that are influenced by female physiology.
Stop performing general screens and start making definitive diagnoses. This session strips away the outdated procedures and delivers only the highest-yield clinical pearls for spinal orthopedic examinations. We will focus specifically on the Cervical and Lumbar spine, revealing which signs, movements, and test combinations offer the greatest specificity in differentiating mechanical pain, radiculopathy, and critical red flags. Learn how to identify the most potent clinical findings to build unshakable certainty in your diagnosis.
This two-hour session invites chiropractors and chiropractic students to step back into the anatomy lab and rediscover familiar anatomical structures through the eyes of an anatomist. The presentation emphasizes applied anatomy, curiosity, and appreciation for the remarkable design of the musculoskeletal system. Participants will revisit tissues that often receive less attention—including the periosteum, joint capsules, entheses, synovium, fat pads, retinacula, bursae, peripheral nerves, and connective tissues—and explore why their anatomy matters. This session encourages attendees to observe more carefully, think more deeply, and leave with a renewed appreciation for the human body.
Professional leadership is the foundation of clinical excellence, meaningful patient impact, and sustainable practice growth. This course provides a practical playbook for chiropractors preparing to launch or grow a practice by combining leadership principles with proven business strategies. Participants will learn how to develop a compelling vision, create exceptional patient experiences, build high-performing teams, implement scalable systems, market authentically, and lead a practice that serves both patients and purpose.
Discover why the iliopsoas—Dr. Janet Travell’s “Hidden Prankster”—continues to challenge clinicians. This evidence-informed session combines advanced anatomy, MRI research, palpatory precision, trigger point patterns, entrapment syndromes, and practical manual therapy techniques to develop greater clinical confidence in assessing and treating this influential muscle complex.
Master the transition areas that make or break spinal adjustments, the upper cervical region, cervicothoracic junction, and thoracolumbar junction, in this hands-on workshop for students and clinicians ready to move beyond static listings. Through live demonstration and supervised practice, you’ll sharpen motion palpation, movement assessment, and setup efficiency while cutting wasted force and building real psychomotor skills through repetition and feedback. Leave with a sharper clinical eye and a repeatable framework you can use in practice immediately.
Join us for a practical, evidence-based & evidence-informed review of therapeutic peptides. We’ll cover what peptides are, why “research use only” products carry significant risks, how to evaluate a reputable compounding pharmacy, and the real-world use cases and limitations of popular peptides such as BPC-157, MOTS-c, GHK-Cu, and others. Ideal for clinicians and informed consumers seeking science over hype.
October 3rd
Musculoskeletal pain is not always mechanical in origin. This advanced course explores the use of diagnostic ultrasound to differentiate common musculoskeletal conditions from serious systemic and pathological disorders. Through ultrasound image interpretation and case-based discussions, participants will learn to recognize key sonographic findings, identify clinical red flags, and determine when to treat, co-manage, or refer patients for immediate medical evaluation. Topics include musculoskeletal injuries, rheumatologic disease, vascular pathology, endocrine disorders, infections, neoplastic conditions, and an ultrasound-informed approach to clinical decision-making that enhances diagnostic confidence and patient safety.
Stop treating the intake and history as just a review of paperwork and start treating it as your most powerful diagnostic tool. This session dismantles the transactional approach to new patient visits and replaces it with a framework rooted in the ethics of communication, psychological safety, and clinical precision. We will focus on how anxiety, trust, and rapport directly impact the accuracy of the history you collect, and how that accuracy cascades into better diagnosis and superior treatment outcomes. Learn how to transform every initial visit into a foundation of clarity, compliance, and lasting patient relationships.
This course explores ChatGPT’s impact on primary care, including providers’ perceptions, concerns regarding the use of artificial intelligence (AI), effects on clinical workflow and patient interactions, ethical considerations, and implications for chiropractic professionals in an evolving healthcare environment.
This course provides clinicians with a practical framework for evaluating and treating golfers. Topics include mobility deficits, corrective strategies, power development, common injuries, and integration of movement analysis tools. Real case examples are used to connect assessment findings to performance outcomes.
This course provides chiropractors with an evidence-informed approach to the evaluation, management, and chiropractic care of pregnant patients. Participants will learn pregnancy-specific history and examination procedures, recognize red flags requiring referral, understand physiologic and biomechanical adaptations, apply pregnancy-specific adjusting protocols, including the Webster Technique, and safely modify patient positioning and treatment throughout each trimester.
In this lecture Dr. Rose will cover the latest discoveries through Sport Science and how they are changing the way we treat athletes. Over the past 5 years there has been a major influx on new technologies in the field of sports, from markerless 3-D motion capture to force plates to AI/machine learning apps. Dr. Rose will highlight both the positives and negatives and help you make better decisions with the players you treat.
This two-hour presentation delivers an in-depth review of knee and ankle ultrasound anatomy alongside a comprehensive discussion of complex lower extremity injuries and pathologies. The session features a live demonstration highlighting optimal scanning techniques.
What if I told you that everything you think you know about shoulder impingement syndrome is wrong? Well… I’m not going to tell you exactly that, but I will warn you: if all goes well during this session, you’ll leave with LESS clarity on how to handle shoulder impingement than you have right now. But don’t worry—this deconstruction of clarity serves an important purpose that will ultimately help you treat your patients more effectively.
In this talk, we will discuss strategies to help you evaluate and adjust the shoulder joint complex as effectively as possible. Then we’ll systematically dismantle your confidence in whether any of it actually matters. Consider it the full experience: building competence followed immediately by existential doubt.
If you want to learn how to approach shoulder pain through ambiguity, nuance, and a deliberate lack of certainty—while still walking away with practical tools you can use (or thoughtfully choose not to)—then this is the talk for you.
Although golf is a non-contact sport, injuries are common and often debilitating. Low-back pain is the most common with upper extremity a close second. Chiropractors are a logical choice for treatment and management of these conditions. No different than other sports, biomechanics can play a crucial role in predisposing the golfer to injury. Chiropractors who are specializing in golf need to have a firm understanding of the biomechanics of the swing.
This two-hour course will walk the participants through basic and more advanced biomechanics of the golf swing. Although every golf swing is unique to the individual, there are distinct things that all great golfers do consistently. A thorough breakdown of these key movements will be demonstrated. Often, the golfer will have limiting factors in their joints and soft tissues that will prevent them from being able to move correctly throughout the golf swing. Observation of the swing is not enough to see these musculoskeletal deficiencies. Specific screens are required to identify these nuanced movement faults. As these get addressed by the chiropractor, the golfer must know how to utilize them in their swing.
The golf swing is a kinetic chain of events that requires full expression of joint movement and stabilization. Traditional chiropractic care can be useful, but it is usually not enough to remedy the complex action that is unique to the golf swing. Participants will be shown these key links along with exact palpations and adjustments that address these movement restrictions. Joint motion without motor control and correct stabilization in the golf swing often leads to inadequate performance. Therefore, corrective exercises and rehabilitation are a hallmark to world-class treatment of the golfer. The contemporary chiropractor utilizes this multi-modal approach to work with golfers of all levels. This approach is what has landed chiropractic at the forefront of the treatment of professional and elite golfers. In fact, surveys show that touring professional golfers utilize chiropractic care and often chiropractors play a major role on their medical teams.
Participants will leave this two-hour discussion with the confidence necessary to analyze the golf swing; address key movement restrictions; and apply targeted stabilization exercises. Understanding the biomechanics of the golf swing is a critical prerequisite to world-class treatment. However, chiropractors do not have to be great at golf themselves to be great at treatment. Golf is considered a sport for all ages. The chiropractor can play a vital role in keeping the golfing population healthy and performing better.
Through challenging cases from chiropractic practice, this presentation demonstrates how accurate radiographic positioning can be the key to diagnosis. Attendees will learn how collimation, central ray placement, patient positioning, tube angle, and specialized projections influence image quality and reveal pathologies that may otherwise go undetected.
This two-hour course will walk clinicians through how to utilize a patient-centered history, lumbar spine load sensitivity assessments, and lower extremity strength exercises for patients with low back pain within the chiropractic office to improve long-term health goals. We will simplify the biomechanics of lower body strength exercises, teach how to utilize patient-centered assessment findings for exercise selection, and show modifications of those exercises that reach the same goal to improve the patients’ goals and limited activities of daily living.
A data-driven keynote that builds the business case for investing in employee brain health. Louisa demonstrates how sleep deprivation, sedentary work, and chronic stress diminish cognitive performance, productivity, and retention, while providing evidence-based strategies organizations can implement to improve focus, creativity, resilience, and long-term employee performance.
October 4th
Would your clinical decisions stand up to scrutiny?
Every chiropractor will eventually encounter a difficult patient, an unexpected outcome, or a challenging diagnosis. The difference between a routine case and a professional crisis often comes down to clinical judgment, documentation, and the decisions made before, during, and after treatment.
Through compelling real-world cases, this fast-paced course explores the medical errors, documentation failures, and decision-making pitfalls that most commonly place chiropractors at risk. Learn how to recognize red flags, know when to modify care or refer, strengthen informed consent, and create documentation that accurately reflects your clinical reasoning and supports medical necessity.
Whether you’re looking to improve patient outcomes, reduce liability, or simply become a stronger clinician, you’ll leave with practical strategies you can implement in practice the very next day.
“The best way to survive a board investigation is to never give the Board a reason to question your clinical judgment.”
Exceptional chiropractic practice is about more than clinical skill, it is built on sound judgment, ethical decision-making, thoughtful documentation, and a commitment to serving patients with excellence. As healthcare continues to evolve, successful chiropractors understand that compliance is not simply about following rules; it is about creating a practice that inspires confidence, earns trust, and stands the test of time.
This dynamic four-hour program is designed to help Texas chiropractors strengthen their professional foundation while enhancing the quality of patient care. Participants will gain a practical understanding of the Texas Board of Chiropractic Examiners, the laws and rules that govern practice, and the principles that support confident, ethical clinical decision-making.
Through engaging discussion, practical examples, and a special conversation with former TBCE Executive Director Dr. Scott Wofford, attendees will gain valuable insight into today’s regulatory environment and learn how successful chiropractors navigate common compliance challenges with professionalism and integrity.
The course also explores the art of creating clear, defensible documentation that communicates clinical reasoning, demonstrates medical necessity, and supports outstanding patient care. Participants will leave with practical tools that can be implemented immediately to strengthen documentation, improve efficiency, and enhance everyday practice.
The program concludes with an inspiring look at the connection between philosophy, ethics, and professional fulfillment. Discover how compassion, principled leadership, and a genuine commitment to serving others create stronger patient relationships, better clinical outcomes, and a more rewarding career.
Whether you are beginning your professional journey or have cared for patients for decades, this course will leave you with renewed confidence, practical strategies, and a fresh perspective on what it means to practice chiropractic with excellence, integrity, and purpose.