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24
8:00 AM08:00
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Jun
14
8:00 AM08:00
Treating & Managing Cervical and Lumbar Radiculopathies
Symptoms of Cervical and Lumbar radiculopathies range from simple pain to paresthesias, or weakness or much more. Differentiation of neuropathic vs nociceptive vs nocioplastic pain syndromes is essential in deploying the proper treatment regime.
Proper evaluation of your patient experiencing these symptoms is essential. Detailed diagnostic & treatment systems can identify the pathology and treatment getting better results.
In this seminar, you’ll learn:
1. The examination process for each area: cervical, upper thoracic, lumbar spine
2. Treatments and treatment protocols for these areas using a full system.
3. How you can apply what you learn in your office the next day and elicit better functional outcomes for your patients
4. A comprehensive review of the current research for each condition.
Jun
21
8:00 AM08:00
Pain Management & Mobility
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.
We will explore ways to control blood pressure, COPD, ED, Arthritis & joint pain, Functional Dyspepsia, IBS and more.
Oct
4
8:00 AM08:00
The Impact of ACE's on Health Outcomes and Cervical Radiculopathy Treatments: Trauma Informed Care in Chiropractic
Trauma informed care (TIC) is a recommended approach to healthcare delivery across professions, especially when a trauma history is suspected. This program aims to introduce TIC concepts as they may apply to chiropractic care for adults with a history of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). Prior trauma can lessen trust, alter perceptions of physical touch, and hands-on examinations and chiropractic treatments may trigger stress responses.
ACEs can facilitate chronic stress. Chronic stress leads to an increase in stress hormones (adrenocorticoids), held in a dynamic equilibrium by allostasis . Chronic stress generates allostatic load, straining body systems and causing physiological change.
All of the effects of chiropractic care on this population are well documented throughout the literature and through studies. Join us to learn how Chiropractic can help these patients and how you as a Chiropractor can have a major impact on their ability to function.
Apr
27
8:00 AM08:00
Nerve Entrapments & How To Treat Them Successfully
This course will focus primarily on functional pathologies and treatment as it relates to nerve entrapment
Peripheral nerve entrapments can occur in multiple locations along the extraspinal extent of the nerve – between the intervertebral foramen and the most distal nerve endings in the extremities. The most frequent symptom of locomotor system adaptation/dysfunction is pain. The structure that most frequently expresses pain is the muscle with its trigger points and painful attachments. Treatment must address the etiology causing the nerve compression.
Dr. Carter will teach what to look for when you take the history and perform the physical exam. He will show you how to correctly identify and treat nerve entrapments successfully. You will learn the compression of different nerve types and symptoms associated with each that you can treat successfully, then move on to how to best treat them and help your patients.
Jun
24
8:00 AM08:00
Nerve Entrapments & How To Treat Them Successfully
This course will focus primarily on functional pathologies and treatment as it relates to nerve entrapment
Peripheral nerve entrapments can occur in multiple locations along the extraspinal extent of the nerve – between the intervertebral foramen and the most distal nerve endings in the extremities. The most frequent symptom of locomotor system adaptation/dysfunction is pain. The structure that most frequently expresses pain is the muscle with its trigger points and painful attachments. Treatment must address the etiology causing the nerve compression.
Dr. Carter will teach what to look for when you take the history and perform the physical exam. He will show you how to correctly identify and treat nerve entrapments successfully. You will learn the compression of different nerve types and symptoms associated with each that you can treat successfully, then move on to how to best treat them and help your patients.
Apr
29
8:00 AM08:00
Neurology & Vagus Nerve Stimulation
This seminar will enable the practitioner to determine the misalignment associated with specific neurological dysfunctions.
Dr. Humberg will present the analysis portion of this seminar with a very specific and accurate method of locating not only the site of the neurological irritation (compression) but also the misalignment associated with that neurological dysfunction. We will look at muscular and visceral components, diagnosis, signs, symptoms plus you will learn manual and electrical ways of stimulating the vagus nerve.
You’ll learn more about treating such issues as IBS, Colitis, GI issues and more!
Mar
23
8:00 AM08:00