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This course is designed to help educate providers on the proper use and billing of modern-day modalities. In this course, you will learn correct procedures to help prevent misuse and potential legal ramifications from incorrect usage of modalities such as Shockwave, Ultrasound, Traction, Electrical Stimulation, and many others.

Many chiropractors often unknowingly take an inaccurate patient history. At the same time, patients complain that they aren’t heard and their doctor never listens. This, unfortunately, leads to patients stopping their care plan. The research indicates that both of these issues are from the same source. Join us to learn three simple fixes to prevent these issues from happening in your clinic.

This 2-hour course covers the basic neurology, indicators, and adjustments for the cervicothoracic, thoracolumbar, mid-thoracic, lumbar, ilium, and transverse-rib (T3-T9) diversified spinal adjustments. This lively presentation will be presented in a workshop format.

In this course we will go beyond the day-to-day processes and procedures of what happens within the walls of a chiropractic practice, and will focus on the most important reasons to consider including events on your practice calendar: building community, philanthropy, connect with like-minded businesses, patient recognition and making memories with coworkers and having a great time, where we will discover valuable insight into selecting events, planning and promoting events, equipment and décor recommendations, and doing it all without breaking the bank. The information will be presented in a fun, easy to follow 12-month calendar style to get you started immediately. Sit back, relax, and enjoy this two-hour lecture on how to have the most fun and productive year of your practice.

This continuing education course is designed for chiropractors seeking to enhance their skills in managing challenging patient cases that fail to progress as expected. The course will focus on understanding and addressing musculoskeletal conditions, advanced diagnostic imaging techniques, and strategies for optimizing patient outcomes.

This course is designed to help educate providers on the proper use and billing of modern-day modalities. In this course, you will learn correct procedures to help prevent misuse and potential legal ramifications from incorrect usage of modalities such as Shockwave, Ultrasound, Traction, Electrical Stimulation, and many others.

This 2-hour course covers the basic neurology, indicators, and adjustments for the cervicothoracic, thoracolumbar, mid-thoracic, lumbar, ilium, and transverse-rib (T3-T9) diversified spinal adjustments. This lively presentation will be presented in a workshop format.

This two-hour in person course will discuss how we learn, move, adjust, and train to improve adjusting efficiency. New technology allows the objective measurement of force production and speed of a High-Velocity Low-Amplitude (HVLA) impulse. Combining this technology with human biomechanics provides opportunities to revisit a chiropractor’s approach to adjusting. The principles discussed will provide any chiropractor with applicable tools to harness their own power when delivering an HVLA adjustment.

This course will focus first on the foundations of an efficient, effective, profitable, and automated practice, and secondly on strategic steps for building the best chiropractic practice in your city where patients stay, pay, and refer. We will discuss WHY it is so important for each department in your practice to work cohesively. We will also discuss roles and responsibilities in all areas of the business, from the front desk and clinical CAs to the billing department and Doctors. The second half of this class will consist of proven business strategies that will lay the foundation to build the a successful practice in your city. Dr. Tahir will discuss and workshop how to identify your specific niche and understand your ideal patient in order to draw new patients into your practice.

This 2-hour course covers the basic neurology, indicators, and adjustments for the cervicothoracic, thoracolumbar, mid-thoracic, lumbar, ilium, and transverse-rib (T3-T9) diversified spinal adjustments. This lively presentation will be presented in a workshop format.

This course is designed to help educate providers on the proper use and billing of modern-day modalities. In this course, you will learn correct procedures to help prevent misuse and potential legal ramifications from incorrect usage of modalities such as Shockwave, Ultrasound, Traction, Electrical Stimulation, and many others.

Delve into the power of communication and how it creates practice Success and Satisfaction. Whether you are a seasoned Chiropractic Assistant or brand new, this 2-hour presentation will help you to create and implement proper communication skills when working with patients.

Attendees will be exposed to common findings in patients with atlanto-axial instability and craniocervical instability. Attendees will not only learn how to avoid missing these clues but will also learn the common symptom manifestations of these processes, exam findings to assist when ruling these in or out, and the proper studies to obtain. Lastly, the expected readings on these films and when to obtain neurosurgical consultation to avoid placing your patient at risk.

This class introduces the surprising new science of weight loss, revealing healthy body fat can help you lose weight; your metabolism at 60 can be the same as when you were 20; yo-yo dieting can be good for your health; 8-hour fasting windows can be as effective as 12-hour fasting windows; and losing just a little bit of weight can have big impacts on your health.

Teams will learn how to generate values that drive process by creating their own goal-based vision. We will discuss how your office culture impacts your team’s success in everything from employee performance to patient satisfaction. Over this two-hour course, teams will work on building a clear foundation that breaks the cycle of constant hiring by identifying core values, creating vision, and refining culture.

Chronic stress in otherwise healthy older men has been shown to contribute to a loss of musculoskeletal integrity, an increase in chronic aches and pain, and may contribute to imbalances in hormones within the normal range that trigger fatigue, tiredness, and loss of motivation/productivity. In this session, DC’s will learn how to direct staff and patients to mitigate the negative effects of chronic stress to improve musculoskeletal health and decrease chronic pain and explore both the fundamental mechanisms of glucocorticoid signaling and provide three lifestyle improvements that can serve to positively impact musculoskeletal health.

Injuries often happen during simple movements like bending down or reaching. Our nervous system controls movement, and dysfunction can lead to injury. Ulrik will introduce a modern neurological model for understanding injuries, explaining how testing muscle strength and range of motion can reveal underlying issues. This approach offers practical tools for chiropractors of any style to create positive changes in their patients’ health.

A crucial responsibility for chiropractors is to recognize and address risks linked with conditions needing thorough assessment and clinical oversight. Dr. James Demetrious will deliver a lecture focusing on the vital assessment of contraindications in chiropractic practice.

Interactive, grand rounds style learning opportunities will be presented utilizing actual clinical cases. Careful review of current evidence-based practices and appropriateness criteria will be combined with clinically intuitive rationales. Discussion topics will include salient historic assessments, vetted examination procedures, clinical reasoning, and more. Emphasis will be placed upon risk management and improving clinical outcomes.

In this talk, Ryan delves into the wisdom of history’s greatest figures and how they used obstacles as the steppingstones to success. From ancient philosophers to modern-day business leaders, he shares examples of how embracing the challenges that stand in our way can help us achieve our goals. He’ll show how to turn setbacks into opportunities, how to use adversity to your advantage, and how to find hidden opportunities in every obstacle. By the end of this talk, audiences will have a new perspective on the challenges they face and be equipped with practical strategies to overcome them. This talk is perfect for business leaders, entrepreneurs, and anyone looking to gain an edge in today’s competitive marketplace. It’s time to stop seeing obstacles as roadblocks and start seeing them as the path to success.

Your team is your greatest asset for growth and impact. This two-hour course will help you identify your office’s core competencies and encourage your team to expand on what makes you unique. We will discuss the first impressions of the office, communication strategies that work, and field-specific customer service. The course also includes breakouts to ensure the application of the material.

Injuries often happen during simple movements like bending down or reaching. Our nervous system controls movement, and dysfunction can lead to injury. Ulrik will introduce a modern neurological model for understanding injuries, explaining how testing muscle strength and range of motion can reveal underlying issues. This approach offers practical tools for chiropractors of any style to create positive changes in their patients’ health.

A crucial responsibility for chiropractors is to recognize and address risks linked with conditions needing thorough assessment and clinical oversight. Dr. James Demetrious will deliver a lecture focusing on the vital assessment of contraindications in chiropractic practice.

Interactive, grand rounds style learning opportunities will be presented utilizing actual clinical cases. Careful review of current evidence-based practices and appropriateness criteria will be combined with clinically intuitive rationales. Discussion topics will include salient historic assessments, vetted examination procedures, clinical reasoning, and more. Emphasis will be placed upon risk management and improving clinical outcomes.

This 2-hr clinical journey will explore the emerging link between metabolic disease and chronic pain (i.e., OA, etc.) as well as the clinical tests and therapeutic strategies that most directly impact this condition. Literature reviews as well as clinical cases will be presented coupled with practical clinical strategies to assist learning. Overlapping comorbidities associated with these risk factors will also be explored. From there, novel integrative therapies and clinical pearls will be shared to help the provider improve outcomes and patient compliance with care.

Injuries often happen during simple movements like bending down or reaching. Our nervous system controls movement, and dysfunction can lead to injury. Ulrik will introduce a modern neurological model for understanding injuries, explaining how testing muscle strength and range of motion can reveal underlying issues. This approach offers practical tools for chiropractors of any style to create positive changes in their patients’ health.

This two-hour course will walk clinicians through many of the external and internal factors that may contribute to knee injuries in multi-planar athletes. We will cover topics like common mechanisms of injury, biomechanical limitations that may contribute to injury, assessments of risk factors, common exercise approaches that are used to address risk factor findings, and what exercise approaches are typically missing in an athlete’s preparation for their sport.

A crucial responsibility for chiropractors is to recognize and address risks linked with conditions needing thorough assessment and clinical oversight. Dr. James Demetrious will deliver a lecture focusing on the vital assessment of contraindications in chiropractic practice.

Interactive, grand rounds style learning opportunities will be presented utilizing actual clinical cases. Careful review of current evidence-based practices and appropriateness criteria will be combined with clinically intuitive rationales. Discussion topics will include salient historic assessments, vetted examination procedures, clinical reasoning, and more. Emphasis will be placed upon risk management and improving clinical outcomes.

Over this two-hour course, teams will work on specific procedures for a productive team and the efficient framework for meetings that create action in less time. We will discuss handling objections, office procedures for increased performance, and creating well-organized meetings, trainings, and huddles to better serve your community in less time.

This class will explore the role of gut bacteria in synthesizing neurotransmitters such as serotonin, dopamine, and others, and the impact of the CNS on gut motility, secretion of digestive enzymes, absorption of nutrients, and other essential gut functions, as well as how the GI tract affects mood, cognition, and memory, and the link between dysbiosis and neuropsychiatric disorders.

Dr. Friedman will discuss the various ways in which documentation oversights can lead to issues and what chiropractors can do to minimize these errors. Real-world case studies will be discussed regarding how to successfully navigate through the various documentation procedures.

Don’t Risk It – Part I

This one-hour lecture helps Florida Chiropractors market their practice while following Florida Laws and Rules to minimize risk to both the chiropractor and the practice. Learn to promote your practice the right way.

Laws and Regulations for Florida – Part II

This course discusses the Florida motor vehicle no-fault law and helps chiropractors learn to be compliant with Florida laws and rules while teaching them to be successful at treating patients that have been in a recent car accident.