Rest is an integral component of healing, however, rest does not equal recovery. The patient needs to transition from the acute phase of healing and passive care into the sub-acute and corrective phases of care and active procedures for successful return to ADL’s and/or sport. In addition, the soft tissues and joints involved need to
Hour 1: The rehabilitative pyramid and the metrics to use volume, load, tempo, and rest interval for developing stability, endurance, maximal strength, power and speed. Hour 2: Research based technology for enhancing recovery as an adjunct to improve performance. Percussion, vibration and pneumatic intermittent compression as tools to accelerate blood lactate reduction, increase nitric oxide
Headache (HA) is the second leading cause of disability worldwide and is a symptom which responds well to Chiropractic management for the appropriate HA patient. This course begins with the assessment and examination of the headache patient according to the four classifications of primary headache as well as addressing the differential diagnosis of cervicogenic HA,
The purpose of this course is to improve patients care by educating Chiropractors about biofilms and their link to chronic illnesses including autoimmune diseases, chronic infections and chronic inflammation.
This course provides a comprehensive overview of the gross anatomy of the central nervous system (CNS), including the brain and spinal cord. Students will explore the structural and functional organization of the CNS, examining the major divisions of the brain, internal brain structures, the ventricular system, meninges, and spinal cord anatomy. The course will emphasize
A wide variety of radiographic cases are presented for discussion, including examples from the various CATBITES categories.
Inflammation can occur in muscles, joints, ligaments, and other soft tissues, especially in response to stress, injury, or autoimmune conditions. Musculoskeletal pain refers to discomfort or pain in the muscles, bones, joints, ligaments, or tendons. This type of pain can be acute (from sudden injury or strain) or chronic (as a result of long-term conditions
The objective of this course is to present current concepts in lumbar spine rehab for all phases of care, from the acute to return to function. The clinical indications for flexion, extension and neutral spine biased exercises will be presented along with the appropriate exercise selection and specific exercise progressions that the clinician can incorporate
A variety of benign and primary malignant tumors are presented along with a discussion of radiology of metastasis.
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In this webinar Dr. Meschino highlights the research showing the key nutrition, supplementation and lifestyle strategies shown to improve outcomes for patients with osteoarthritis.
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Understand how neurofeedback works, medical approach to sleep disorder and practice protocols using neurofeedback to enhance sleep quality.
As the population ages, the need for targeted, effective care strategies for osteoarthritis, balance issues, and gait disturbances is more important than ever. In this specialized course, Dr. Andrea Holzner offers a comprehensive look at how these interrelated conditions affect geriatric patients—and what healthcare providers can do to help. You’ll explore the clinical impact of
Chronic inflammation is a key driver of musculoskeletal degeneration—and understanding its connection to gut health and immune response is essential for chiropractors seeking to provide whole-body care. In this 2-hour on-demand course, Dr. Howard Benedikt, DC, explores the dynamic relationship between inflammation, nutrition, and the musculoskeletal system, including muscles, ligaments, tendons, and spinal discs. Through
Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) training is an innovative, evidence-based technique that allows patients to achieve strength, hypertrophy, and aerobic gains using low loads and short-duration workouts—making it ideal for busy chiropractic and rehab settings. In this practical course, Dr. Donald DeFabio delivers a clinician-friendly approach to integrating BFR safely and effectively into your treatment protocols.
As patients age, their nutritional needs—and the risks tied to poor dietary habits and drug-nutrient interactions—become more complex. In this insightful course, Dr. Andrea Holzner explores the critical role nutrition plays in the health, function, and overall well-being of geriatric patients. You’ll learn how to identify the nutritional impacts of aging, recognize common risk factors
Presentation of types of fractures (eg. open, compound, greenstick, pathological, stress, Salter-Harris etc.)
A rational, easy-to-follow, sequential 12-step approach to film interpretation is presented, with emphasis on the CATBITES categories of bone disease, illustrated with appropriate examples.
