Upcoming Events
Webinars
Why Do You Adjust
Dr. Jeffrey McKinley
Thu, Jul 16, 2020 @ 2PM EST
The cornerstone of Chiropractic is spinal manipulative therapy (SMT) or the spinal adjustment. Just as each Chiropractic Physician has their unique way of delivering the adjustment, unique also is the reason and rational for doing so. In this webinar we ask the question “Why Do You Adjust?” We will review some biomechanical evidence available from x-rays and foot scans, and will look at recent research surrounding the neurological effects of spinal manipulation. What occurs in the brain when we adjust the spine?
Coordinating and Implementing Integrative Care
Dr. Dennis Buckley
Tue, Jul 21, 2020 @ 1PM EST
In today’s health care environment, many patients are consulting with chiropractors as doctors of first contact and their needs may fall outside of the scope of the chiropractor. Knowing how to communicate and coordinate care with other providers with different licenses is essential to ensure best outcomes. Many DC’s now work in offices that house different provider licenses and knowing the hierarchy of licenses and what type of care you can recommend or how you request evaluations of patients is essential for effectiveness and legal reasons. (i.e. a chiropractor can’t recommend a certain surgery but can refer to a surgeon for an evaluation to see what care is needed.) This course will teach the DC how to function ethically and legally in a coordinated care environment to obtain better outcome for patients.
A Connection Between Jaw Pain and Postural Syndrome
Dr. Jennifer Illes
Thu, Jul 30, 2020 @ 2PM EST
This class will serve as a brief introduction into the relationship between temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMD) and postural syndromes. Discussion of common adult clinical presentations of TMD in the office will be discussed with a focus on postural instabilities.
Practice Recovery â Post COVID 19
Dr. Mario Fucinari
Tue, Aug 4, 2020 @ 2PM EST
The Coronavirus pandemic has created a paradigm shift in the way a practice is managed. Changes to the staff training, personnel protective resources, and vital documentation need to be updated to ensure Federal, State, and local laws and regulations. Whether you are open, closed, soon to open, or eventually will open, it is important to mitigate your vulnerabilities. Dr. Mario Fucinari will show you ways to assess the risks during the crisis and present a step-by-step approach to maintain compliance through the recovery of your office strategies.
Adjusting the Typical Pronated Foot
Dr. Mark Charrette
Tue, Aug 18, 2020 @ 2PM EST
This one-hour webinar will cover the biomechanics, basic neurology, examination procedures, and indicators, for the pronated foot and ankle. The course will also cover associated adjustments, stabilizing procedures, and basic rehab exercise.
Caring for the Student Athlete
Dr. Kurt Juergens
Thu, Aug 27, 2020 @ 2PM EST
For the past 30 years, Dr. Juergens has been treating world-class athletes from around the globe. During this webinar, Dr. Juergens will show you how to develop relationships of trust with other healthcare providers. You will gain a clear understanding of your role on the sports medicine team. And finally, through case studies, rehab protocol for the surgical and non-surgical lower extremity athletic injures will be demonstrated.
Posture Blind Spots
Dr. Anish Bajaj
Tue, Sep 1, 2020 @ 2PM EST
This one-hour lecture is a review of the diagnostic tools we most commonly use to support care and how the chiropractor’s unique perspective is changing the quality of data that can be derived from traditional exams. Posture awareness is shaping the way we move forward in healthcare with an emphasis on the role of the chiropractor.
The Feet & Arches; Itâs What Your Patients Donât Know That Could Hurt Them
Dr. Kevin Wong
Thu, Sep 10, 2020 @ 2PM EST
The feet and arches are some of the most overlooked parts of the human body. Ironically, they are the source of a multitude of health conditions that present to a Chiropractic clinic. This webinar delves into really understanding our foundation. We discuss foot anatomy and biomechanics, the walking cycle, foot pronation and the effects of over pronation. We also cover typical foot subluxation patterns and how to provide treatment for various foot presentations. Often the solution to a patient’s problem starts with their two feet.
Foot Drop & Fascia
Dr. Alan Smith
Tue, Sep 15, 2020 @ 2PM EST
The dynamics of fascia can be understood through the five primary kinetic chains. This course will educate and empower the practitioner to understand how there can be a directional and relational influence on the origination and treatment of foot drop.