This course is designed to instruct physicians on the basic principles of active rehabilitation. It will include a discussion on how to demonstrate medical necessity for active rehabilitation, how to perform physical capacity tests,how to prescribe specific exercises related to the patient's ability to perform those tests, neuromuscular re-education, stretching and postural correction exercises
1st hour: – presentation of types of fractures (eg. open, compound, greenstick, pathological, stress, Salter-Harris etc.) with examples; various mechanisms of trauma causing these types of fractures. 2nd hour: discussion of a wide assortment of named fractures and dislocations of the spine and upper and lower extremities.
Understand how SARS-CoV-2 impacts the various systems of the body Review the basics of “long COVID” Provide practitioner with practical tools in the management of these patients
Coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19) is known to cause multi-organ dysfunction during acute infection with severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus(SARS- CoV-2) with some patients experiencing prolonged symptoms, termed post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2. These patients, almost 20% of those having had COVID suffer with inflammation affecting the nervous system, respiratory system, digestive system, cardiovascular system and reproductive systems.
The purpose of this course is to aid the Chiropractic Profession by providing Chiropractors with an evidence-based review of the role of brain wave patterns in the process of creating neuroplastic changes.
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. Proper construction of an x-ray report is discussed, sample cases from the various categories are discussed in a rounds-type setting.
To describe the theory, technique and efficacy of trigger point therapy for myofascial release. To describe the initial implementation of function based care and to provide the Chiropractor with the evaluation tools to demonstrate medical necessity for function based care
The objective of this course is to provide chiropractors with an understanding of the physiology and neurology of memory and focus, as well as a description of techniques that may help patients optimize cognitive functions.
This 2 hour course will continue the discussion about the impact of brain inflammation on health.
Food is essential to life. It is information that signals our DNA, cells and systems to function optimally. In todays world, what we eat, when, how often and the sources of our food have become a key component in the breakdown, dis-function and dis-ease of the system vs their intended role for health and thriving.
Introduction to Probiotics, Prebiotics and Postbiotics What are they and what do they do? Development of the microbiome Alterations in makeup across the lifespan Which is best? For what conditions? Gut Brain connection Functional gastrointestinal disease Immune support and more
This 2 hour on-demand course will provide the chiropractor with a basic understanding of different physiological therapeutic modalities – Theories about ow they work and how to use them.
Hour 1 Neuritis refers to an inflammation of the neurons or nerve cells. Nerve cells are responsible for controlling all the sensations and muscular movements in the body. Many neurons are bundled together to form a nerve. Inflammation of the nerves in any part of the body can affect the normal functioning of the nerves,
Introduction to Neuropathy in Clinical Practice Discussion of prevalence of neuropathy History intake Symptoms of neuropathy Differential diagnosis Lab evaluations Types of neuropathies and underlying causes Understanding oxidative stress Age related glycation end products Compression, Trauma Pathophysiology of Neuropathy Inflammation and Neuropathy Resolution vs. reduction Nutritional support; vitamin D, fish oil, B1, curcumin, alpha lipoic
Part I Introduction to Probiotics, Prebiotics and Postbiotics What are they and what do they do? Development of the microbiome Alterations in makeup across the lifespan Part II Clinical Applications Which is best? For what conditions? Gut Brain connection Functional gastrointestinal disease Immune support and more
Food is essential to life. It is information that signals our DNA, cells and systems to function optimally. In today’s world, what we eat, when, how often and the sources of our food have become a key component in the breakdown, dis-function and dis-ease of the system vs their intended role for health and thriving.
In this presentation we will review what happens to the brain and nervous system following such an injury and how to promote healing and recovery.
Geriatric patients comprise 30-40% of a chiropractor’s patient base. Chiropractic care for geriatric patients demands innovative, interdisciplinary, and comprehensive approaches. This course provides an understanding of the chiropractic geriatric patient, communication techniques, innovative approaches to treatment planning, adjustment, and sustainable patient care. Chiropractors are in a great position to help with disease prevention, geriatric injuries,
