October 4th
There is an insidious factor affecting the majority of otherwise healthy older patients. This factor drives sarcopenia, inflammation, chronic pain, loss of muscle and joint integrity, and ultimately accelerates aging. In this two-hour session, DC’s will learn how to identify and mitigate this hidden factor while introducing patients to a natural program built on peer-reviewed science to remediate the multifactorial issues surrounding this condition. DC’s will learn exactly what can be done to better serve and protect older patients while decreasing chronic pain complaints and restoring musculoskeletal health, energy, and vitality.
In this course, Dr. Jeff Rockwell will teach how he built and maintains one of California’s largest soft-tissue-oriented chiropractic practices and how you can do the same in your area. He will discuss Myofascial anatomy, physiology, and neurology, combined with easy-to-implement protocols for assessing and treating patients suffering from chronic musculoskeletal pains, starting with lumbopelvic pain and dysfunction.
For every CA who has rolled their eyes when asked to help with marketing, this course is for you! When you think of marketing, what comes to mind? Cold calls. Networking groups. Social media posts. Gimmicky sales. Marketing, in all its buzzword glory, doesn’t have to be so bad! In this course, you will learn what tangible (and FUN) things you, the CA, can do to help grow the practice without making a single cold call.
How safe are adjustments to the cervical spine? Is it safe to adjust a patient’s cervical spine with a disc herniation, myelopathy, or disc degeneration? What strategies or approaches can a DC use with these patients for the best results and minimized risk? What are the actual risks of stroke from a cervical SMT? This course will address these, give the current evidence and present takeaway strategies for safer and better patient outcomes.
This two-hour lecture aims to empower chiropractors looking to gain confidence and knowledge when treating prenatal patients. This course provides a thorough overview of the prenatal care team, and prenatal chiropractic care, including history, examination, common symptoms related to pregnancy, and treatment options. This course will also discuss common medical prenatal conditions to equip chiropractors with a background of knowledge when working with pregnant women as well as collaborating with other prenatal providers. Case management during the prenatal and postpartum stages is explored, alongside patient education through handouts, videos, and social media. Additional topics include prenatal fitness, nutrition, managing breech pregnancies, and further education opportunities like the Webster Technique. The goal of this course is to equip chiropractors with the necessary knowledge and skills to support prenatal patients effectively.
This two-hour class will discuss the basic Thompson protocol, the joint function of the Pelvic girdle, and 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.
This two-hour session will discuss and perform some demonstrations of the Gonstead Technique setups. We will be discussing the concepts Dr. Gonstead used in developing it and in treating his patients, as well as introducing the analysis methods and adjusting methodologies.
Chiropractors often play an important front-line role in the treatment of shoulder injuries. Success with these treatments often leads to questions of prevention. And often these talented chiropractors are asked to assist with performance training and prevention strategies for high-performing athletes and groups. This may be within the gym setting, coaching and consulting for junior baseball teams, or while treating a specific athlete who is in their sports and performance training.
Taking a look at specific patient cases handled in a modern wellness center in order to highlight the methods of authentic, patient-based care. The types of relationships key to the multi-disciplinary model and specific strategies to cultivate them will be discussed. Exploring ways to empower and educate patients and the greater community, while advocating for comprehensive patient care.
This one-hour course will walk clinicians through the analysis and correction of a TMJ Adjustment. We will cover topics like the anatomy of the TMJ, the musculature involved, assessment and treatment of the joint.
This course will teach the student why upper cervical dysfunction is so common and how it can affect the whole body, including the brain. Hands-on practice sessions will help the attendees to be able to incorporate this work into their practice on Monday morning.
Course participants will spend the hour learning how to “compartmentalize” the day-to-day running of the office, leaving the doctor free to take care of more patients. Topics covered will include ensuring an efficient but warm patient experience, enhancing billing & collections processes, and maximizing opportunities for patient education and engagement.
In this presentation, we explore the role of chiropractic care in alleviating symptoms associated with Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS). PMS affects millions of women, causing a range of physical and emotional symptoms that can disrupt daily life. Chiropractic care offers a holistic approach to managing these symptoms by focusing on spinal alignment and nervous system function.
With the right skill set, chiropractors are perfectly positioned to care for patients suffering from debilitating jaw pain, popping, clicking, and locked jaw. In this 1-hour course, Dr. Alex Vidan will address the desperate need to focus on TMJD care in our communities. Drawing on a specific protocol that he developed and has applied in his private practice for years, Dr. Vidan will review the anatomy of the TMJ and the supportive structures and teach the essentials for assessing and adjusting the TMJ. At the end of this course, you will better understand the needs of your community and how to begin adjusting TMJ patients. TMJD patients are eager for help, and they are looking for you!
This one-hour class will discuss the basic Thompson protocol, the lumbar spine’s joint function, and 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.
This one hour session will discuss and perform some demonstrations of the Gonstead Technique setups. We will be discussing the concepts Dr. Gonstead used in developing it and in treating his patients, as well as introducing the analysis methods and adjusting methodologies.
Chiropractors often play an important front-line role in the treatment of shoulder injuries. Success with these treatments often leads to questions of prevention. And often these talented chiropractors are asked to assist with performance training and prevention strategies for high-performing athletes and groups. This may be within the gym setting, coaching and consulting for junior baseball teams, or while treating a specific athlete who is in their sports and performance training.
During this one-hour lecture, we will discuss the mechanisms that cause low back pain, what happens to the spine and body after injury and matching recommended treatments to different patterns of low back pain. We will also discuss mechanisms of spinal adjustments and manual therapy and the underlying neurophysiological processes that are most likely to help your patient improve.
This one-hour course will walk clinicians through accessible ways to integrate common strength training exercises into a patient’s shoulder rehabilitation. We will cover topics like anatomical variations to consider when choosing exercises for the shoulder, electromyographic data of various upper body strength exercises, and how to modify exercises and strength programs when pain is present.
This one-hour session will discuss and perform some demonstrations of the Gonstead Technique setups. We will be discussing the concepts Dr. Gonstead used in developing it and in treating his patients, as well as introducing the analysis methods and adjusting methodologies.
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.
With the right skill set, chiropractors are perfectly positioned to care for patients suffering from debilitating jaw pain, popping, clicking, and locked jaw. In this 1-hour course, Dr. Alex Vidan will address the desperate need to focus on TMJD care in our communities. Drawing on a specific protocol that he developed and has applied in his private practice for years, Dr. Vidan will review the anatomy of the TMJ and the supportive structures and teach the essentials for assessing and adjusting the TMJ. At the end of this course, you will better understand the needs of your community and how to begin adjusting TMJ patients. TMJD patients are eager for help, and they are looking for you!
Elevate your chiropractic practice by joining Dr. Irum Tahir and delving into managing complex pelvic issues in women’s health. This targeted session is designed to enhance your clinical skills and knowledge, enabling you to provide exceptional care for female patients experiencing these conditions. By the end of this class, you will have a clear understanding of how to identify, manage and treat complex pelvic issues in women’s health, enhancing your ability to deliver effective and compassionate chiropractic care and become the go to expert in this field.
How do you help those hot low back patients who can barely walk into your office? Sacro Occipital Technique has some effective ways to reduce their pain and help get them back on their feet. Come learn some Category III techniques to help get them up and moving.
This session will address the application of powerful principles in your personal life and practice to maximize growth, potential, and success in all areas of your life. Dr. Rose will share valuable nuggets and gain wisdom in serving in the Chiropractic profession for 50 years.
In this course, Dr. Rockwell will describe and demonstrate how both pelvic dysfunction and upper cervical dysfunction can affect the entire Myofascial system and its neurological and vascular systems. Hands-on treatment protocols will be demonstrated and practiced.
October 5th
This comprehensive course is designed for healthcare practitioners seeking to enhance their understanding and management of concussions through the application of functional lab testing. With a focus on holistic, patient-centered care, this course provides in-depth knowledge and practical strategies to effectively address and treat the multifaceted impacts of concussion. Participants will learn about the latest advancements in functional medicine, including the identification and interpretation of key biomarkers, and how to integrate these insights into personalized treatment plans.
This course is designed to help educate providers on the best practices in assessing upper and lower-extremity myofascial restrictions and how to utilize kinesiology tape to address extremity-based conditions. This course will assess a patient and determine which if any facial plane should be taped and how to correctly apply extremity facial plane tape.
This course is designed to expose the attendee to musculoskeletal principles and a variety of methodologies that can be utilized during the rehabilitation and management of a patient throughout the first year of their postpartum phase.
As a Chiropractor, the thought of working hand in hand with Medical Doctors or OBs in collaboration with patient care can seem daunting, intimidating, or downright terrifying for some. This is the reason that most Chiropractors haven’t worked with MDs to grow or scale their practice. If you haven’t intentionally worked with MD’s and OB’s, you may be missing out on a great opportunity for your patients, your community, your success, and the longevity of your practice. The first part of this course will focus on mindset blocks around working with MDs, targeting your ideal patient, and how to communicate this to the medical Doctor/ provider in creating a collaborative relationship. The MD will see you as an expert in your field and with correct communication, you can distinguish yourself appropriately from physical therapy and even what sets you apart from other Chiropractors in your city. Part II of the class will consist of understanding and implementing different referral streams into your practice. There will be a special focus in this class on how to implement a marketing system in your practice with referrals from professionals including MDs and how to set yourself apart as the expert in your community.
This two-hour class will discuss the basic Thompson protocol, the joint function of the Pelvic girdle, and 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.
Learn how injuries to ligaments and the intervertebral disc influence patient care and management in the interprofessional setting. We will discuss how to communicate and generate interprofessional referrals with the primary care, pain management, spine surgeon and attorneys in your community. Evidence based peer-reviewed research papers supporting this process will be presented.
Join us for an engaging presentation that delves into the comparisons between prescription medication, lifestyle changes, and supplements in managing various health conditions. We will explore the latest research and clinical trials that have examined the effectiveness of these approaches, providing insights into their respective impacts on health outcomes. This talk aims to empower attendees with evidence-based knowledge to make informed decisions regarding treatment options and to optimize patient care. Whether you’re a healthcare professional or an individual seeking to enhance your understanding of healthcare interventions, this presentation promises to be enlightening and thought-provoking.
This one-hour class will discuss the basic Thompson protocol, the lumbar spine’s joint function, and 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.
Learn how injuries to ligaments and the intervertebral disc influence patient care and management in the interprofessional setting. We will discuss how to communicate and generate interprofessional referrals with the primary care, pain management, spine surgeon and attorneys in your community. Evidence based peer-reviewed research papers supporting this process will be presented.
This two-hour course will provide an introduction to the fundamental best practices of chiropractic documentation. This webinar will discuss the initial patient visit, how to document and record the patient’s chief complaints and initial diagnosis, how to develop a treatment plan, and how to track patient progress to determine the need for additional treatment.
You learned how to be a great Doctor, but you did not learn how to be a great leader. Employee management can be one of the most difficult parts of a healthcare practice. When Chiropractors across the nation are polled, the issue of employee management comes up repeatedly as the number one pain point in practice. Employee management is no easy task, however, with the right skill set, preparation, and practice, you can lead a team to unlock the great potential of your practice with your leadership. In this engaging, yet highly focused course, attendees will take away specific tactical steps that can be implemented right away and will be able to determine their own specific leadership style in managing any group of people. This is not to miss if you are looking to grow your leadership skills in any capacity.
Join our two-part session! In Part 1, we’ll explore how chiropractic care and education can protect the pelvic health of pregnant women, reduce the risk of pelvic floor issues, and improve birth outcomes. In Part 2, we’ll guide you through the best strategies for resolving any pelvic floor issues postpartum for the lifelong pelvic health of our patients.
This course is designed to give practical and useful knowledge that can be implemented as soon as you return to your office. You will learn how to appropriately apply lockdown tape to stabilize both upper and lower extremity joints/muscles to provide support to the underlying structures.
This course delves into the application of Blood Flow Restriction Training as an augmentation to strength and endurance training. It aims to equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills to apply these methods in a functional medicine setting, enhancing strength and muscle growth in less time.
This presentation will cover significant aspects of Sub-Concussive impacts versus Sports-Related Concussion (SRC) challenges that clinicians and professional athletes face. The presenter will use an evidence-based approach to delineate the role of subconcussive forces most athletes endure unknowingly, which could result in symptoms similar to those of mild post-concussion syndrome, potentially affecting the cervical neuromuscular system as well as the vestibular system. Finally, the presenter will review the current scientific evidence of brain changes associated with spinal manipulative therapies when treating concussion and post-concussive syndrome in athletes. A patient case presentation will break down the longitudinal levels of lesions of an athlete patient three years after concussion.
This course offers soft-tissue manual therapy strategies to assist cervical spondylosis patients. We discuss the major causative theories, highlighting the soft tissue and unused arc theories versus the conventional wear and tear theory. Medical Imaging research will be presented and a medical massage concept technique will be demonstrated and practiced. A cervical stretch exercise to retain cervical range of motion and slow the progression of cervical spondylosis will be presented and performed.
Join our two-part session! In Part 1, we’ll explore how chiropractic care and education can protect the pelvic health of pregnant women, reduce the risk of pelvic floor issues, and improve birth outcomes. In Part 2, we’ll guide you through the best strategies for resolving any pelvic floor issues postpartum for the lifelong pelvic health of our patients.
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.
This two-hour course will provide an introduction to the fundamental best practices of chiropractic documentation. This webinar will discuss the initial patient visit, how to document and record the patient’s chief complaints and initial diagnosis, how to develop a treatment plan, and how to track patient progress to determine the need for additional treatment.
Learn how injuries to ligaments and the intervertebral disc influence patient care and management in the interprofessional setting. We will discuss how to communicate and generate interprofessional referrals with the primary care, pain management, spine surgeon and attorneys in your community. Evidence based peer-reviewed research papers supporting this process will be presented.
Who succeeds in life? In this talk, Angela Duckworth presents her influential work on grit—the tendency to pursue long-term goals with perseverance and passion. She describes the predictive power of grit for performance in a variety of fascinating contexts. Duckworth has studied groups like the West Point cadets, National Spelling Bee competitors, rookie teachers, students from the Chicago Public Schools—all people performing in high-stress environments—to look at the correlation between grit and achievement. Drawing from these examples, and others, Duckworth explains what makes gritty individuals different from others, and, shares her belief that grit “can be instilled and cultivated by anyone, anywhere, and at any time in life.”
October 6th
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.
