Chiropractors who care for pediatric patients must be equipped to recognize the often subtle signs of non-accidental trauma (NAT) and understand their responsibilities as mandated reporters. This essential course provides both clinical and ethical guidance to help practitioners identify red flags and take appropriate action. In Hour 1, you’ll explore the key differences between child
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In today’s environment, chronic exposure to toxins from food, air, water, and lifestyle choices can overwhelm the body’s natural detoxification systems—leading to a cascade of health challenges. In this timely course, Dr. Howard Benedikt explores how impaired detoxification can contribute to issues like immune dysfunction, fatigue, and endocrine disruption, and what clinicians can do to
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In this two-hour chiropractic online class, we will discuss why there is an American digestive disease epidemic. Digestive disorders encompass more than 40 acute and chronic conditions and are the second leading cause of disability due to illness in the United States. We will pay particular attention to the crosstalk that takes place between the
In our modern world, everyone is exposed to a mixture of chemical compounds daily, as well as many foods and nutrients. This mixture of compounds can alter one’s ability to efficiently eliminate these toxins. An overloaded detoxification system often results in clinical patterns such as immune dysfunction or endocrine disruption that indicate potential toxic exposure.
Hour 1: 1. The human immune system 2. Inflammation 3. Hypersensitivity reactions 4. Dysbiotic & Neurogenic influences Hour 2: 1. The impacts of diet, nutrients, psychoemotional stresses, toxins, & endocrine influences 2. Lab tests and diagnostics 3. Dietary, nutritional, & alternative interventions for the prevention & treatment of for enhanced immunity.
HOUR 1: Clinical signs of non-accidental pediatric trauma are examined; child abuse vs child neglect; physical abuse/sexual abuse signs and symptoms. HOUR 2: key radiographic features often encountered in the abused child; our role as chiropractors in reporting suspected abuse.
In functional medicine, a thorough patient history and nutritional assessment are not just necessary, they can be transformational for your practice and yur patients. This course equips chiropractors with the tools to gather clinical data that informs not only the initial diagnosis, but also guides targeted diagnostic testing and the development of a personalized treatment
To describe the etiology, evaluation and treatment of Migraine and Post-Traumatic headaches
An integral part of running a functional medicine practice is a proper history and clinical assessment. This is probably one of the most important factors in helping a patient get well. Often, by simply taking a good history the practitioner will not only be able to make an initial diagnosis, but this will also direct
Arthritis is not a one-size-fits-all diagnosis; understanding the distinctions between degenerative and inflammatory arthritides is essential for accurate assessment and effective care. This two-hour course provides chiropractors with a comprehensive review of the most common arthritis types encountered in practice, helping you better recognize patterns, guide referrals, and tailor treatment plans. Hour 1 focuses on
HOUR 1: A review of radiographic signs distinguishing benign from aggressive bone lesions is presented. HOUR 2: Discussion of a variety of benign conditions encountered in a chiropractic office, concentrating on clinical relevance.
A thorough history and nutritional assessment are the cornerstones of nutritional medicine, and often the most powerful tools for accurate diagnosis and personalized care. This course guides chiropractors through the art and science of comprehensive patient history-taking and a thorough clinical assessment, helping you uncover root causes and develop precise, individualized treatment plans. You’ll learn
Welcome to "Unveiling Implicit Bias: Understanding and Addressing Unconscious Stereotypes." In this one-hour course, we will delve into the topic of implicit bias, exploring its definition, origins, and impact on individuals and society. We will also discuss strategies and techniques to identify and mitigate implicit biases in our thoughts, actions, and decision-making processes. By the
As the aging population grows, chiropractors are increasingly caring for patients affected by Alzheimer’s and other cognitive conditions. This specialized course explores how psychopharmaceutical treatments—commonly prescribed for Alzheimer’s—can influence chiropractic care for geriatric patients. You’ll gain insight into how medications for memory loss, mood disorders, and behavioral symptoms can affect musculoskeletal health, treatment response, and
Often misunderstood and frequently misdiagnosed, myofascial pain syndrome is a chronic condition affecting a significant portion of the population. In this course, Dr. Howard Benedikt explores the clinical features, causes, and treatments of this distinct pain disorder—highlighting the important role chiropractors play in its recognition and management. You’ll learn how trigger points—sensitive, taut bands of
An integral part of running a functional medicine practice is a proper history and clinical assessment. This is probably one of the most important factors in helping a patient get well. Often, by simply taking a good history the practitioner will not only be able to make an initial diagnosis, but this will also direct
HOUR 1: a review of degenerative arthritides, concentrating on osteoarthritis, and including DISH, neurotrophic joints, and synoviochondrometaplasia. HOUR 2: the comparison is made with the inflammatory arthritides, including rheumatoid arthritis, juvenile RA, and major rheumatoid variants, including ankylosing spondylitis, psoriatic arthritis, and Reiter’s syndrome. As time permits, gout and pseudogout will be presented as well.
Myofascial pain syndrome is a chronic pain disorder. In this condition, pressure on sensitive points found in muscles (trigger points) elicits pain in the muscle and often refers to other areas of the body. Sometimes confused with fibromyalgia, it is its own clinical entity. It is overlooked as a cause of muscle and joint pain,
