Cranial adjusting has a long history in the profession and has a beneficial affect on the nervous system, meningeal tension and cerebrospinal fluid dynamics.

In this course, we will examine the analysis and adjusting techniques for frequently occurring cranial, TMJ, and upper cervical subluxation patterns. The main objective of the class is to aid Chiropractors in improving the treatment of patients who suffer from headaches, head pain, TMJ issues, sinus problems, and overall body distortion.

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.

Dr. Hayes will discuss 18 Office Procedures Protection Strategies and help you to develop Proper Office Procedures. He will review what is covered in malpractice insurance and how new laws pertain to you and your practice.

You will leave this seminar with forms and materials to use to keep your practice compliant and help protect yourself, your staff and your practice.

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.

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.

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.

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!

In this seminar, Dr. Alicia Yochum will cover a systematic approach to evaluating plain films to better help you in your daily practice. She 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!

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