Dr. Henry will show you how to perform spinal decompression, when and when not to use this method, and give you the treatment protocols you need to successfully treat these patients.

In this seminar, you will learn:
What is spinal decompression and the difference between this and traction
Indications & Contraindications for treatment
Treatment Protocols
What to treat and how to treat using spinal decompression
Multi-modal treatment approach
Comparisons to alternative treatments
Research & Studies
Risk Management involved
How to start using spinal decompression in your practice

Myofascial Disruption Technique is a hands on soft tissue method of treatment that is based on science and the understanding of how soft tissue breaks down, how to identify what is broken down, and exactly how to fix it. There are 7 specific soft tissue conditions that can be clearly identified and successfully treated with very straightforward principals.

This course will clearly demonstrate the principles that will tell you exactly what and how to treat the condition for a very rapid response. After reviewing the science, the very specific conditions are discussed and treatment is demonstrated on live patients.

This seminar teaches chiropractors the rationale, procedure, and interpretation of evidence-based in-office testing that will monitor ANS changes following your spinal care, comparing pre- and post-adjustment findings.

The testing covered in this seminar includes:

a. Skin temperature analysis (symmetry and pattern models). Instruments include simple single probe infrared thermometers as well as the elaborate TyTron thermographic system

b. Resting heart rate and heart rate variability. Technology includes App-based methods as well as a three-lead ECG unit.

c. Sit-to-stand heart rate test using App and radial artery palpation.

If you’re looking for objective, evidence-based assessments to monitor autonomic function in your practice, this seminar is for you!

"Chiropractic: It Works."

That was enough for a long time, but Chiropractic practice today demands more. Regardless of your practice style or philosophy, outcome assessments are the universal language of health care.

Outcome assessments are the gold standard of justification for treatment; whether that be at an elevated interval due to acute pain or dysfunction or at a reduced interval with minimal pain but persistent dysfunction.

Outcome assessments bridge that gap and justify care within the very diverse chiropractic community, reviewers, payors, insurance companies, judges and juries. Being well versed and able to utilize them is essential for patient care in the 21st century.

Dr. Darrach will review the different types of assessment tools beside Oswestry and NDI: what they mean and how to incorporate them into your everyday practice. Acute vs Chronic vs Maintenance/Wellness. Confusing these can put chiropractors at risk during post payment audits. Learn how to transition between each.

Dr. Henry will show you how to perform spinal decompression, when and when not to use this method, and give you the treatment protocols you need to successfully treat these patients.

In this seminar, you will learn:
What is spinal decompression and the difference between this and traction
Indications & Contraindications for treatment
Treatment Protocols
What to treat and how to treat using spinal decompression
Multi-modal treatment approach
Comparisons to alternative treatments
Research & Studies
Risk Management involved
How to start using spinal decompression in your practice

In this seminar Dr. Morgan will teach:

• Athletic and Kinesio taping methods for all major areas of the body

• Overview of examination and treatment of common injuries

• Working as a team or event chiropractor in various circumstances. How to get involved. Patient/athlete forms, informed consent and risk management.

• Sports Chiropractic clinical pearls and tips

• Case Studies in Sports Chiropractic

• Concussion protocols

This seminar teaches chiropractors the rationale, procedure, and interpretation of evidence-based in-office testing that will monitor ANS changes following your spinal care, comparing pre- and post-adjustment findings.

The testing covered in this seminar includes:

a. Skin temperature analysis (symmetry and pattern models). Instruments include simple single probe infrared thermometers as well as the elaborate TyTron thermographic system

b. Resting heart rate and heart rate variability. Technology includes App-based methods as well as a three-lead ECG unit.

c. Sit-to-stand heart rate test using App and radial artery palpation.

If you’re looking for objective, evidence-based assessments to monitor autonomic function in your practice, this seminar is for you!

In this seminar Dr. Morgan will teach:

• Athletic and Kinesio taping methods for all major areas of the body

• Overview of examination and treatment of common injuries

• Working as a team or event chiropractor in various circumstances. How to get involved. Patient/athlete forms, informed consent and risk management.

• Sports Chiropractic clinical pearls and tips

• Case Studies in Sports Chiropractic

• Concussion protocols

In this seminar Dr. Morgan will teach:

• Athletic and Kinesio taping methods for all major areas of the body

• Overview of examination and treatment of common injuries

• Working as a team or event chiropractor in various circumstances. How to get involved. Patient/athlete forms, informed consent and risk management.

• Sports Chiropractic clinical pearls and tips

• Case Studies in Sports Chiropractic

• Concussion protocols

In this seminar Dr. Morgan will teach:

• Athletic and Kinesio taping methods for all major areas of the body

• Overview of examination and treatment of common injuries

• Working as a team or event chiropractor in various circumstances. How to get involved. Patient/athlete forms, informed consent and risk management.

• Sports Chiropractic clinical pearls and tips

• Case Studies in Sports Chiropractic

• Concussion protocols

This seminar teaches chiropractors the rationale, procedure, and interpretation of evidence-based in-office testing that will monitor ANS changes following your spinal care, comparing pre- and post-adjustment findings.

The testing covered in this seminar includes:

a. Skin temperature analysis (symmetry and pattern models). Instruments include simple single probe infrared thermometers as well as the elaborate TyTron thermographic system

b. Resting heart rate and heart rate variability. Technology includes App-based methods as well as a three-lead ECG unit.

c. Sit-to-stand heart rate test using App and radial artery palpation.

If you’re looking for objective, evidence-based assessments to monitor autonomic function in your practice, this seminar is for you!

An in depth look at Personal Injury.  What makes a good personal injury case, and cases you should avoid.  The key ingredients that determine an appropriate case and injury.  How a doctor can ensure that the doctor and the patient do not make mistakes in a PI case that is detrimental to the patient or the practice.  How to tell when there really is an injury and when the evidence does not support a case.

A highlight of this class is seeing a real mock trial that resulted in a significant defense verdict.  You will see how a real defense attorney set up the questioning and how there was nothing that could be done by the plaintiff attorney, all because of common mistakes the doctor made.  This happens frequently in cases and can all be avoided.  However, it is very easy to avoid these problems and usually will result in a case not going to trial.  But if you must go to trial, you will be prepared.

Myofascial Disruption Technique is a hands on soft tissue method of treatment that is based on science and the understanding of how soft tissue breaks down, how to identify what is broken down, and exactly how to fix it. There are 7 specific soft tissue conditions that can be clearly identified and successfully treated with very straightforward principals.

This course will clearly demonstrate the principles that will tell you exactly what and how to treat the condition for a very rapid response. After reviewing the science, the very specific conditions are discussed and treatment is demonstrated on live patients.

This seminar teaches chiropractors the rationale, procedure, and interpretation of evidence-based in-office testing that will monitor ANS changes following your spinal care, comparing pre- and post-adjustment findings.

The testing covered in this seminar includes:

a. Skin temperature analysis (symmetry and pattern models). Instruments include simple single probe infrared thermometers as well as the elaborate TyTron thermographic system

b. Resting heart rate and heart rate variability. Technology includes App-based methods as well as a three-lead ECG unit.

c. Sit-to-stand heart rate test using App and radial artery palpation.

If you’re looking for objective, evidence-based assessments to monitor autonomic function in your practice, this seminar is for you!

Dr. Henry will show you how to perform spinal decompression, when and when not to use this method, and give you the treatment protocols you need to successfully treat these patients.

In this seminar, you will learn:
What is spinal decompression and the difference between this and traction
Indications & Contraindications for treatment
Treatment Protocols
What to treat and how to treat using spinal decompression
Multi-modal treatment approach
Comparisons to alternative treatments
Research & Studies
Risk Management involved
How to start using spinal decompression in your practice

Dr. Henry will show you how to perform spinal decompression, when and when not to use this method, and give you the treatment protocols you need to successfully treat these patients.

In this seminar, you will learn:
What is spinal decompression and the difference between this and traction
Indications & Contraindications for treatment
Treatment Protocols
What to treat and how to treat using spinal decompression
Multi-modal treatment approach
Comparisons to alternative treatments
Research & Studies
Risk Management involved
How to start using spinal decompression in your practice

Improving ergonomics in chiropractic practice can enhance performance and decrease fatigue. Learn about ergonomics in the workplace, including industry-specific terminology, hazards, and stressors. Discover how to reduce ergonomic stressors using tools and techniques.

In this 2 hour seminar, you will learn the major trigger points and what and how they affect movement and function. Trigger points are discrete, focal, hyperirritable spots located in a taut band of skeletal muscle. They produce pain locally and in a referred pattern and often accompany chronic musculoskeletal disorders.

Join us to learn the muscle energy technique, Post Isometric Relaxation (PIR) technique.

This technique utilizes an isometric contractual phase followed by gentle stretching of the same muscle and is commonly used for treating muscle tension and joint dysfunction in myofascial pain syndromes.

Muscle testing is a procedure performed by health practitioners as part of a physical evaluation. It helps assess the body’s muscles and their connections to the brain through the nervous system.

As an important part of a comprehensive physical evaluation, muscle testing can help discover the cause of a particular injury or disability. It can also quickly assist in measuring the effectiveness of specific treatments

In this seminar Dr. Morgan will teach:

• Overview of examination for concussions

• Proper assessment of injuries and functionality

• What to do when you suspect a concussion

• Treatments for concussions

• What you should NOT do when a concussion is suspected

• The Chiropractor’s role when a concussion is suspected - what and when is it YOUR responsibility

In this seminar Dr. Morgan will teach:

• Athletic and Kinesio taping methods for all major areas of the body

• Overview of examination and treatment of common injuries

• Working as a team or event chiropractor in various circumstances. How to get involved. Patient/athlete forms, informed consent and risk management.

• Sports Chiropractic clinical pearls and tips

• Case Studies in Sports Chiropractic

• Concussion protocols

An in depth look at Personal Injury.  What makes a good personal injury case, and cases you should avoid.  The key ingredients that determine an appropriate case and injury.  How a doctor can ensure that the doctor and the patient do not make mistakes in a PI case that is detrimental to the patient or the practice.  How to tell when there really is an injury and when the evidence does not support a case.

A highlight of this class is seeing a real mock trial that resulted in a significant defense verdict.  You will see how a real defense attorney set up the questioning and how there was nothing that could be done by the plaintiff attorney, all because of common mistakes the doctor made.  This happens frequently in cases and can all be avoided.  However, it is very easy to avoid these problems and usually will result in a case not going to trial.  But if you must go to trial, you will be prepared.

This seminar teaches chiropractors the rationale, procedure, and interpretation of evidence-based in-office testing that will monitor ANS changes following your spinal care, comparing pre- and post-adjustment findings.

The testing covered in this seminar includes:

a. Skin temperature analysis (symmetry and pattern models). Instruments include simple single probe infrared thermometers as well as the elaborate TyTron thermographic system

b. Resting heart rate and heart rate variability. Technology includes App-based methods as well as a three-lead ECG unit.

c. Sit-to-stand heart rate test using App and radial artery palpation.

If you’re looking for objective, evidence-based assessments to monitor autonomic function in your practice, this seminar is for you!

In this seminar Dr. Morgan will teach:

• Athletic and Kinesio taping methods for all major areas of the body

• Overview of examination and treatment of common injuries

• Working as a team or event chiropractor in various circumstances. How to get involved. Patient/athlete forms, informed consent and risk management.

• Sports Chiropractic clinical pearls and tips

• Case Studies in Sports Chiropractic

• Concussion protocols

Dr. Hayes will take you through the current pain methods of MDs and DOs and the impact they really have on patients. You will learn the current research and theories on pain management and some very innovative things you can do as chiropractors to control pain.

You will come out of this class with a better understanding of and more ways to alleviate and control the pain your patients are experiencing, and some of the major conditions that your patients have that can be treated successfully in your practice.

Dr. Terry Yochum and Dr. Alicia Yochum will cover a systematic approach to evaluating plain films to better help you in your daily practice. They will also review a wide range of pathology such as sports injuries, arthritis, tumors and infection. The classification and terminology used for disc herniations along with the biomechanics of the disc will be covered. Join us for this exciting new seminar!

In this seminar Dr. Morgan will teach:

• Athletic and Kinesio taping methods for all major areas of the body

• Overview of examination and treatment of common injuries

• Working as a team or event chiropractor in various circumstances. How to get involved. Patient/athlete forms, informed consent and risk management.

• Sports Chiropractic clinical pearls and tips

• Case Studies in Sports Chiropractic

• Concussion protocols

In this seminar Dr. Morgan will teach:

• Overview of examination for concussions

• Proper assessment of injuries and functionality

• What to do when you suspect a concussion

• Treatments for concussions

• What you should NOT do when a concussion is suspected

• The Chiropractor’s role when a concussion is suspected - what and when is it YOUR responsibility

This seminar teaches chiropractors the rationale, procedure, and interpretation of evidence-based in-office testing that will monitor ANS changes following your spinal care, comparing pre- and post-adjustment findings.

The testing covered in this seminar includes:

a. Skin temperature analysis (symmetry and pattern models). Instruments include simple single probe infrared thermometers as well as the elaborate TyTron thermographic system

b. Resting heart rate and heart rate variability. Technology includes App-based methods as well as a three-lead ECG unit.

c. Sit-to-stand heart rate test using App and radial artery palpation.

If you’re looking for objective, evidence-based assessments to monitor autonomic function in your practice, this seminar is for you!