This course is designed to help chiropractors master the science and clinical application of the advanced modalities of shockwave and TECAR therapies as part of a multi-modal approach to care. Gain an understanding of how to best integrate advanced modalities into the general chiropractic practice to obtain improved patient outcomes. Here's what you can expect
Headaches are one of the most common complaints in chiropractic care, but accurate identification is the key to successful treatment. In this 2-hour course, you’ll review the most frequently encountered headache types in chiropractic practice, including tension-type, migraine, cervicogenic, and cluster headaches. You’ll learn how to distinguish between headache presentations based on clinical history, exam
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This two‐hour CE course will present information on peripheral neuropathy caused by diabetes and chemotherapy; review the mechanisms of action for photobiomodulation (PBM or laser therapy), specifically studies related to PBM for neuropathy; present the Modified Total Neuropathy Score (mTNS); describe proper PBM treatment for peripheral neuropathy and share case outcomes.
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Blood flow restriction (BFR) training is a method of exercise that uses low loads and short duration workouts (10 minutes) making it ideal for the Chiropractic office. BFR increases muscle strength, hypertrophy and VO2Max by creating a relative hypoxia during exercise. Ideally suited for the deconditioned and recently injured patient, it can also benefit recreational
In today’s increasingly diverse world, delivering effective, patient-centered care means understanding and respecting the cultural backgrounds of the individuals you serve. In this 1-hour course, Dr. Guy Annunziata introduces chiropractors to the key concepts of cultural diversity and competency—equipping providers with the awareness and tools needed to communicate respectfully and inclusively. You’ll explore how cultural
Each one of our cells contains mitochondria. Mitochondria are known as the “power plants” of cells because they convert oxygen to energy. And since they are the source of all cellular energy, optimal mitochondrial function is essential for good health.
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Understanding the biomechanics of whiplash is essential for accurately diagnosing and managing patients involved in motor vehicle collisions—especially those occurring at low speeds. In this course, Dr. Guy Annunziata explores the mechanical forces at play in rear-end impacts, revealing how even seemingly minor accidents can cause significant injury. You’ll examine the unique S-shaped curve that
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This course will provide Chiropractors with background information on CBD, endocannabinoid and the Endocannabinoid System. It will explain how CBD works, what the Endocannabinoid system is, what it can be used to treat and how best to use it as part of a safe treatment protocol.
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Foot and ankle pain is often chronic, recurring and requires more than orthotics and rest to resolve. This 2-hour course includes an anatomy review, relevant biomechanics, soft tissue assessment, CMT of the region and active care. The treatment of heel and foot pain will be reviewed from a multimodal perspective supported in the literature. The
Emerging science continues to reveal the powerful connection between the gut, brain, and circadian rhythm—a triad that plays a vital role in regulating mood, sleep, cognition, and immune health. In this eye-opening course, Dr. Howard Benedikt guides clinicians through the intricate communication network linking the gut-brain axis (GBA), circadian biology, and the neuro-immune system. You’ll
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Interesting, everyday and novel case studies will be presented for discussion. Clinical correlation of the history and exam with plain film radiology and MRI for spine and extremity conditions will be presented. Treatment options from CMT to rehabilitation will be reviewed as part of a multimodal approach to care.
Research has recently shown that there is a connection between sleep and gut- brain axis (GBA) communication. Also, people who suffer with altered sleep cycles often have altered gut microbiomes. Since the gut microbiome communicates with many systems of the body the question that has been asked is can alteration in the microbiome impact these
