Educational Seminars for Practitioners

What you’ll learn:

• Explain and demonstrate the components of postural analysis.
• Explain and demonstrate the components of the Structural Fingerprint Exam
• Explain and demonstrate how to digitally scan a patients' feet.
• Explain and demonstrate the components of x-ray analysis for the pelvis.
• Explain and demonstrate the 7 adjustments in the pronation protocol.

Kurt Juergens, DC & Alan Smith, DC | Biomechanics, Injuries, and the Young Athlete
CE Provided by Texas Chiropractic College

September 7-8, 2019
Saturday 2pm to 6pm
Sunday 8am to 12pm

Atlanta Airport Marriott
4711 Best Road
Atlanta, GA 30337
(404) 766-7900

What you’ll learn:

• We are dynamic beings living in a static world. Dynamic stability helps to reduce injuries by increasing strength, coordination, balance and reaction time. 
• Understanding the most common injuries in youth sports and how to effectively treat them.
• A practical review of lower extremity anatomy and biomechanics to include static and dynamic recruitment as well as the 5-primary kinetic fascial chains.  
• Clinical application and gems, including diagnostic and therapeutic protocols for youth sports that can be applied immediately.

Brian Jensen, DC | The Changing Brain. Applying the principles of Neuroplasticity to Pain, Posture, Stress and Rehab

CE Provided by Northwestern Health Sciences University

September 14-15, 2019
Saturday 12pm to 6pm
Sunday 8am to 2pm

Radisson Quad City Plaza
111 E 2nd Street
Davenport, IA 52801
(563) 322-2200

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 and Functional Movement.
• Get hands on experience related to patient assessment, treatment and rehabilitation which can be easily incorporated into practice.

Jeff McKinley, DC | Keeping Life in Balance – Improving Posture, Patterns, and Performance
CE Provided by Logan University

October 5-6, 2019
Saturday 12pm to 6pm
Sunday 8am to 2pm

Hilton St. Louis Airport
10330 Natural Bridge Road
St. Louis, MO 63134
(314) 426-5500

What you’ll learn:

• How to create a more efficient examination system, establish effective treatment protocols, and become a more confident provider
• Demonstrate powerful correlation of orthopedic, biomechanic, x-ray, and posture exams
• Invigorate your biomechanical exam and give more purpose to your x-ray evaluation
• Produce proficient posture rehab protocols

Tim Maggs, DC | Advanced Biomechanical Testing and Treatment for the Active Patient
CE Provided by Logan University

CE Provided by Logan University

October 12, 2019
Saturday 9am to 6pm

Portsmouth Courtyard by Marriott
1000 Market Street
Portsmouth, NH 03801
(603) 436-2121

What you’ll learn:

• Become the sports doctor at your local high school
• Learn how to perform a top sports biomechanical exam
• Maximize the use of imaging (x-ray and MRI) with your athletes
• The best therapy possible for acute injuries – cold laser therapy
• Why every athlete needs custom orthotics

Kurt Juergens, DC & Alan Smith, DC | Biomechanics, Injuries, and the Young Athlete
CE Provided by Texas Chiropractic College

October 19-20, 2019
Saturday 2pm to 6pm
Sunday 8am to 12pm

Hilton Charlotte Executive Park
5624 Westpark Drive
Charlotte, NC 28217
(704) 527-8000

What you’ll learn:

• We are dynamic beings living in a static world. Dynamic stability helps to reduce injuries by increasing strength, coordination, balance and reaction time. 
• Understanding the most common injuries in youth sports and how to effectively treat them.
• A practical review of lower extremity anatomy and biomechanics to include static and dynamic recruitment as well as the 5-primary kinetic fascial chains.  
• Clinical application and gems, including diagnostic and therapeutic protocols for youth sports that can be applied immediately.

Mario Fucinari, DC, CCSP, APMP, CPCO, MCS-P | Treatment of Functional Movement Disorders 

CE Provided by Northwestern Health Sciences University

October 26-27, 2019
Saturday 12pm to 6pm
Sunday 8am to 2pm

Biomechanics Institute
518 Pocahontas Ave
Roanoke, VA 24012
(800) 553-4860

What you’ll learn:

• Learn examination techniques to reveal functional loss
• Assessment of gait disorders
• Diagnosis of the cause of movement disorders
• Rehabilitation methods in "Motor Reprogramming"

Brian Jensen, DC | The Changing Brain. Applying the principles of Neuroplasticity to Pain, Posture, Stress and Rehab

CE Provided by Northwestern Health Sciences University

November 2-3, 2019
Saturday 12pm to 6pm
Sunday 8am to 2pm

Hilton Garden Inn Overland Park
5800 College Boulevard
Overland Park, KS 66211
(913) 345-2661

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 and Functional Movement.
• Get hands on experience related to patient assessment, treatment and rehabilitation which can be easily incorporated into practice.

What you’ll learn:

• Explain and demonstrate the components of postural analysis.
• Explain and demonstrate the components of the Structural Fingerprint Exam
• Explain and demonstrate how to digitally scan a patients' feet.
• Explain and demonstrate the components of x-ray analysis for the pelvis.
• Explain and demonstrate the 7 adjustments in the pronation protocol.

What you’ll learn:

• Learn how to develop relationships of trust with other healthcare professionals.
• Learn your role as a member of a sports medicine team.
• Gain an understanding of health issues affecting the young athlete.
• Become familiar with special considerations regarding the female athlete.
• Learn how and when to co-manage common and uncommon lower extremity conditions/injuries.
• Learn sideline functional testing for returning the athlete to competition.
• Gain an understanding of lower extremity rehab protocols

Jeff McKinley, DC | Keeping Life in Balance – Improving Posture, Patterns, and Performance
CE Provided by Logan University

November 9-10, 2019
Saturday 12pm to 6pm
Sunday 8am to 2pm

Embassy Suites Louisville Downtown
501 South Fourth Street
Louisville, KY 40202
(502) 813-3800

What you’ll learn:

• How to create a more efficient examination system, establish effective treatment protocols, and become a more confident provider
• Demonstrate powerful correlation of orthopedic, biomechanic, x-ray, and posture exams
• Invigorate your biomechanical exam and give more purpose to your x-ray evaluation
• Produce proficient posture rehab protocols

Mario Fucinari, DC, CCSP, APMP, CPCO, MCS-P | Treatment of Functional Movement Disorders 

CE Provided by Northwestern Health Sciences University

November 16-17, 2019
Saturday 12pm to 6pm
Sunday 8am to 2pm

Four Points by Sheraton Boston Logan Airport
407 Squire Rd.
Revere, MA 02151
(781) 284-7200

What you’ll learn:

• Learn examination techniques to reveal functional loss
• Assessment of gait disorders
• Diagnosis of the cause of movement disorders
• Rehabilitation methods in "Motor Reprogramming"

Tim Maggs, DC | Advanced Biomechanical Testing and Treatment for the Active Patient
CE Provided by Logan University

CE Provided by Logan University

November 16, 2019
Saturday 9am to 6pm

Renaissance Albany Hotel
144 State Street
Albany, NY 12207
(518) 992-2500

What you’ll learn:

• Become the sports doctor at your local high school
• Learn how to perform a top sports biomechanical exam
• Maximize the use of imaging (x-ray and MRI) with your athletes
• The best therapy possible for acute injuries – cold laser therapy
• Why every athlete needs custom orthotics

What you’ll learn:

• Learn how to develop relationships of trust with other healthcare professionals.
• Learn your role as a member of a sports medicine team.
• Gain an understanding of health issues affecting the young athlete.
• Become familiar with special considerations regarding the female athlete.
• Learn how and when to co-manage common and uncommon lower extremity conditions/injuries.
• Learn sideline functional testing for returning the athlete to competition.
• Gain an understanding of lower extremity rehab protocols

What you’ll learn:

• Explain and demonstrate the components of postural analysis.
• Explain and demonstrate the components of the Structural Fingerprint Exam
• Explain and demonstrate how to digitally scan a patients' feet.
• Explain and demonstrate the components of x-ray analysis for the pelvis.
• Explain and demonstrate the 7 adjustments in the pronation protocol.

Kevin Wong, DC | Mastering the Upper and Lower Extremities the Wong Way
CE Provided by Cleveland University - Kansas City

November 23-24, 2019
Saturday 12pm to 6pm
Sunday 8am to 2pm

Hilton Newark Airport
1170 Spring Street
Elizabeth, NJ 07201
(908) 351-3900

What you’ll learn:

• Understand the importance of the foot/arch anatomy and how excessive pronation can negatively affect the entire axial kinematic chain from toes to nose.
• Assess and adjust the extremities and spinal regions keeping in mind common subluxation patterns seen in clinical practice.
• Hone communication skills and discuss business applications of orthotics, pillows, shoes, kinesiotaping and other tools used for patient care.

Brian Jensen, DC | The Changing Brain. Applying the principles of Neuroplasticity to Pain, Posture, Stress and Rehab

CE Provided by Northwestern Health Sciences University

December 7-8, 2019
Saturday 12pm to 6pm
Sunday 8am to 2pm

Washington Dulles Airport Marriott
45020 Aviation Drive
Dulles, VA 20166
(703) 471-9500

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 and Functional Movement.
• Get hands on experience related to patient assessment, treatment and rehabilitation which can be easily incorporated into practice.

Mario Fucinari, DC, CCSP, APMP, CPCO, MCS-P | Treatment of Functional Movement Disorders 

CE Provided by Northwestern Health Sciences University

December 7-8, 2019
Saturday 12pm to 6pm
Sunday 8am to 2pm

Four Points by Sheraton Los Angeles International Airport
9750 Airport Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90045
(310) 645-4600

What you’ll learn:

• Learn examination techniques to reveal functional loss
• Assessment of gait disorders
• Diagnosis of the cause of movement disorders
• Rehabilitation methods in "Motor Reprogramming"