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May 2022
Advanced Acupuncture
Instructor: Nicholas Gatto, DC, Dipl.Ac.
Find out more »Evidence-Based Practice 309: Cervical Spine
Course Format: Live Webinar Credit Hours: 2 Contributor: Steve Yeomans, DC FACO Course Outline: HOUR 1 - DIAGNOSIS 1. Definition of Evidence-Based Practice – Cervical Spine 2. Review of Clinical Reasoning in Cervical Spine Pain (CRISP). · Diagnosis-Based Clinical Decision Rule (DBCDR) – Algorithm for assessment · Review of cervical spinal conditions – Neurological vs. non-neurological · Outcome assessment tool options for detecting Red, Yellow Flags, neck pain o Subjective diagnostic methods o Objective diagnostic methods HOUR 2 -…
Find out more »June 2022
Virtual Seminar – Addressing Chronic Inflammation as Part of the Musculo Skeletal Complaint
2 CE Credit Virtual Seminar led by Brian Jensen, DC (CE Provided by Northeast College of Health Sciences) This presentation addresses the pain complaints that many patients present with from a biomechanics and physiological perspective. In addition to compromised biomechanics, failure to address chronic inflammation may prolong or delay the response to care. We will discuss the most common biomechanics and postural imbalances as well as the causes of chronic inflammation and explore ways to quantify the inflammatory response to provide…
Find out more »Virtual Seminar – Lower Extremity Biomechanics, Injury Management and Adjusting Protocols
12 CE Credit Virtual Seminar led by March Charrette, DC, and Kurt Juergens, DC, CCSP (CE Provided by Northeast College of Health Sciences) Drs. Charette and Juergens have decades of experience treating lower extremity conditions. During this 12-hour presentation, Dr. Charrette will focus on the pathophysiology of lower extremity joint dysfunction and will demonstrate specific adjustment techniques for the feet, knees, and hips with a hands-on workshop.Dr. Juergens will review lower extremity biomechanics and share his protocols of managing common lower…
Find out more »In-Person Seminar – The Changing Brain: Applying the Principles of Neuroplasticity to Pain, Posture, Stress and Rehab
12 CE Credit In-Person Seminar led by Brian Jensen, DC (CE Provided by Northwestern Health Sciences University) What you’ll learn: • Explore the relationship between the adaptive neurological responses when exposed to environmental and subconscious stimuli and the effect it has on physical, emotional and physiological responses. • A practical clinical approach to the complex challenges we face in this current environment of super stress. • How to evaluate and treat the patient relative to: Adaptive Neurological Responses, Postural Integrity…
Find out more »In-Person Seminar – Treatment Protocols and Rehabilitation in a Post COVID World
12 CE Credit In-Person Seminar led by Mario Fucinari, DC, CCSP, APMP, CPCO, MCS-P (CE Provided by Northwestern Health Sciences University) What you’ll learn: • Learn consultation and examination techniques to reveal functional loss • Gain knowledge through the assessment of gait and movement • Possess the ability to diagnose the cause of kinetic chain disorders • Learn rehabilitation methods in "Motor Reprogramming" from the ground up.
Find out more »Athletic Injuries 309: Exercise Injuries
Course Format: Live Webinar Credit Hours: 2 C Contributor: Donald Ozello, DC, CCN, CCSM Course Description: Exercise is vital for all ages to improve health, fitness and functionality. Athletes and non-athletes exercise to live healthier, fitter, more functional lives. Unfortunately, many individuals suffer injuries from exercise. This two-hour class covers common exercise related injuries. The mechanism of how and why these injuries occur is discussed. Anatomy and physiology of the injured areas are presented. Techniques of evaluation and diagnosis…
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