Courses

Getting Paid for What You Do: A Practical Guide to Chiropractic Billing and Compliance

This course provides chiropractors with a practical, compliance-focused overview of chiropractic billing fundamentals. Emphasis is placed on understanding how documentation, coding, and medical necessity work together to support ethical reimbursement. Participants will learn common billing principles, compliance expectations, and strategies to reduce denials and audit risk—without guaranteeing payment outcomes or providing payer-specific legal advice.

Navigating Chiropractic Reimbursement: Documentation, Coding, and Medical Necessity Basics

This course provides chiropractors with a foundational overview of reimbursement principles related to documentation, coding, and medical necessity. The focus is on understanding commonly used terminology, documentation requirements, and compliance concepts that support ethical and defensible billing practices. The course is educational in nature and does not provide payer-specific legal advice or guarantees of reimbursement.

Concussion-Aware Athletic Care: Screening, Referral Decisions, and Supportive Chiropractic Strategies

This course provides chiropractors with an educational framework for recognizing concussion-related concerns in athletic populations. Emphasis is placed on concussion awareness, screening considerations, referral decision-making, and supportive chiropractic strategies within scope. Participants will learn how to identify red flags, communicate appropriately with patients and families, and support nervous system regulation and musculoskeletal function without diagnosing

From Injury to Performance: Chiropractic Strategies for Recovery, Resilience, and Return to Sport

This course provides chiropractors with a structured framework for supporting active patients as they progress from injury through recovery and toward return to sport. Emphasis is placed on functional assessment, recovery principles, resilience-building, and scope-appropriate return-to-activity considerations. The course focuses on clinical reasoning, patient education, and documentation while avoiding medical diagnosis, performance guarantees, or return-to-play

Managing the Athletic Spine: Movement Screening, Load Management, and Recovery-Based Care

This course provides chiropractors with a functional framework for evaluating and supporting the athletic spine. Emphasis is placed on movement screening, understanding training load, and recovery-based care principles within chiropractic scope. Participants will learn how spinal movement, repetitive loading, and recovery capacity influence performance and injury risk in active patients, and how chiropractic care can

Sports Chiropractic Essentials: Clinical Reasoning, Documentation, and Outcomes for Active Patients

This course provides chiropractors with a foundational framework for working with active and athletic patients. Emphasis is placed on clinical reasoning, functional assessment, documentation standards, and outcome tracking within chiropractic scope. Participants will learn how to evaluate common presentations in active populations, develop goal-oriented care plans, and document progress using objective and defensible language without

Foundations of Self-Regulation Training: Applications for Stress, Sleep, and Focus

This course introduces chiropractors to the foundational concepts of self-regulation and its relevance to nervous system function, stress response, sleep quality, and focus. Using an educational and chiropractic-appropriate framework, the course explores how self-regulation reflects nervous system adaptability and how chiropractors can discuss and support regulation within scope. Emphasis is placed on patient education, observation,

Understanding Brainwaves in Clinical Practice: A Chiropractic-Friendly Introduction

This course introduces chiropractors to the basic concepts of brainwave activity and how brainwave patterns relate to nervous system function, regulation, and adaptability. The course is designed as a chiropractic-friendly overview, focusing on education, observation, and patient communication rather than diagnosis or treatment of neurological conditions. Participants will gain a foundational understanding of common brainwave

Whiplash and Soft-Tissue Injury in PI: Clinical Assessment, Treatment Planning, and Prognosis

This course provides chiropractors with an educational framework for evaluating and managing whiplash and soft-tissue injuries commonly encountered in personal injury cases. Emphasis is placed on clinical assessment, functional treatment planning within chiropractic scope, and understanding prognosis based on injury characteristics and patient response. The course focuses on objective findings, clinical reasoning, and documentation while

Personal Injury Case Management for Chiropractors: Mechanism of Injury

This course provides chiropractors with an educational framework for understanding mechanisms of injury commonly encountered in personal injury cases. Emphasis is placed on biomechanical forces, tissue response, and clinical relevance within chiropractic scope. Participants will learn how different injury mechanisms influence symptom presentation, examination findings, and documentation considerations without addressing legal opinions, causation determinations, or

The Science of Healthspan: Inflammation, Metabolic Flexibility, and Nervous System Load in Chiropractic Care

This course examines healthspan—the quality and function of life over time—through a chiropractic and systems-based lens. The course focuses on inflammation, metabolic flexibility, and nervous system load as interconnected contributors to functional capacity and resilience. Chiropractors will gain an educational framework for understanding how modern stressors influence these systems and how chiropractic care may support

Longevity in Chiropractic Practice: Nervous System Regulation, Sleep, and Recovery as Core Vitality Drivers

This course explores longevity and long-term vitality through a chiropractic and nervous system–focused lens. Emphasis is placed on nervous system regulation, sleep quality, and recovery capacity as foundational drivers of sustained function across the lifespan. Chiropractors will learn how modern stressors affect adaptive capacity, how sleep and recovery influence nervous system performance, and how chiropractic

Subtle Cognitive Changes in Older Adults: A Practical Guide for Chiropractors

This focused online continuing-education session equips chiropractors to recognize, screen for, and respond to subtle cognitive changes in older adult patients. Combining brief neurocognitive theory with practical intake screening, red-flag identification, communication strategies, and referral pathways, the course emphasizes safety, documentation, and collaborative care. Participants will leave with a simple screening workflow, patient communication scripts,

The Spine–Brain Connection: What Chiropractors Should Know About Neurodegeneration

This webinar includes exploring the clinical interface between spinal structure/function and brain health, emphasizing practical implications for chiropractic practice. Drawing on current evidence about mechanical injury, CSF/glymphatic dynamics, neuroinflammation, and autonomic interactions, the course synthesizes pathophysiology with actionable assessment and management strategies. Clinicians will learn a concise neurological screening protocol to detect red flags for

Beyond Pain: A Systems-Based Model for Mood, Focus, and Sleep Complaints in Young Adults

This course examines common non-pain complaints—such as mood changes, focus difficulties, and sleep disruption—frequently reported by young adult patients. Using a systems-based, chiropractic-appropriate framework, the course explores how nervous system regulation, stress physiology, and lifestyle factors influence overall function. Chiropractors will gain practical insight into recognizing patterns of dysregulation and communicating how chiropractic care may

From Anxiety to Regulation: A Chiropractic Approach to Nervous System Performance in the 20’s

This course explores anxiety and nervous system dysregulation commonly seen in patients in their 20’s through a chiropractic and neurophysiological lens. Chiropractors will learn how modern stressors impact nervous system performance, how to recognize patterns of dysregulation, and how chiropractic care can support improved regulation, resilience, and functional performance. The course emphasizes education, observation, and

Youth Athletes: Growth, Injury Prevention, and Recovery

An evidence-based review looking at optimizing the youth athlete. In order to do so the practitioner needs to understand how growth and other patterns influence kids at different ages and abilities, what studies show about injury prevention in youth athletes, and how to apply return-to-play methodologies to the athletes the practitioner is working with.