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This two-hour talk will dive into the biopsychosocial model of pain and how we can make an impact on all three components through appropriate exercise coaching strategies.  This course will focus on how to get patient results through the following means: harnessing the patient-environment relationship, considerations when identifying the patient’s functional limitations, exercise modification to change a painful patients biomechanics, utilization of appropriate verbal communication to promote motor learning, and finding the right challenge of an exercise that would promote adaptation in the painful patient.

Join in on learning a full infant assessment, treatment tips, and rehab to help babies hit their milestones from birth through crawling. 

This two-hour presentation will cover the business fundamentals and principles that create the most successful chiropractic practices in the world. When DCs understand how to communicate what the new patient cares most about, then the patient starts to see how the DC is the answer to solving their problem. This course will be presented in a PowerPoint/workshop format and briefly cover business procedures. 

This two-hour course will cover what areas of your practice contribute directly to a patient’s positive experience. The course will explain why and how to create and correct your practice environment, including the physical space, procedures, and proper scripting to increase practice success compliantly. 

This approach enables you to unravel the unique BoMolecular BluePrint and use it to engineer exact long-term solutions for athletic performance, recovery, sleep, focus, brain function, and physical health. Biomolecular tools are used to analyze what goes in your body and what comes out of your body. How you feel and perform. 

This one-hour lecture will discuss the topics of patient expectations, preferences, and comfort. We will also discuss the most comfortable adjustments and how pain is perceived by the brain. The goal of this talk is to give a deeper understanding of pain and discomfort during a visit to the Chiropractor and provide strategies on how to improve patient outcomes. 

Do you want to learn how to care for a special population that needs you more than ever? Learning how to incorporate all aspects of Prenatal care is a win- win for your practice and for pregnant mothers that need your care. In this engaging presentation, Dr. Tahir will teach how to become the Go-To Expert in Prenatal Chiropractic care. You will understand and incorporate all aspects of Prenatal care into your practice, from History, Exam, Report of findings and how to collaborate directly with OBGYN’s and Midwives for excellent birth outcomes.  

A one-hour discussion on the intangibles of physician success that are never discussed. Typically, chiropractors believe if they are good at adjusting and clinically proficient, they will have success in private practice. Although this is important, this is only half of the story. There are certain key attributes that are critical for determining success in private practice. Situational IQ is a concept that is often reserved for the athletic field; however, these same principles are vitally important in private practice. Surprisingly, there is actual research on these intangibles that make physicians successful. A portion of this lecture will highlight these key intangibles that all successful physicians are implementing without realizing it. The best physicians in the world have mastered pattern recognition which allows for better critical thinking. Establishing your “it” factor is crucial for success in private practice and will play a major role in clinical outcomes. Most chiropractors either neglect or don’t realize that these principles help create the Perfect Storm of success. 

This one-hour course will cover what areas of your practice contribute directly to a patient’s positive experience. The course will explain why and how to create and correct your practice environment, including the physical space, procedures, and proper scripting to increase practice success compliantly. 

A one-hour discussion on current evidence-based treatment for headaches. Since the beginning of the chiropractic profession, headaches have been a disorder that has responded relatively well to adjustments. However, the inability of chiropractors to classify headaches appropriately can lead to incorrect management. Attendees will learn to formulate a differential diagnosis and systematically work through all categories. For example, cervicogenic and tension headaches respond amazingly well to adjustments, soft tissue, and rehabilitation. However, an often-overlooked region is an orofacial system. Separating the cervical spine from the orofacial region is impossible neurologically, so addressing the muscles around the mandible and the temporomandibular joint is critically important in the headache patient.  

Dr. Winchester has lectured worldwide on the orofacial region, works closely with dentists and orthodontists on this topic, and has been featured in dental and chiropractic journals. Sometimes, this knowledge alone is insufficient as many headache sufferers will have food sensitivities, hormone imbalances, anemia, candida overgrowth, and other sources for their headaches. Attendees will leave this session knowing how to order blood work and another diagnostic test to assist in correctly diagnosing and treating headaches. Systematically working up the headache patient is paramount in getting to the root cause of the diagnosis. 

Hormonal causes of dyspareunia in the peri to post-menopausal women have been insufficiently addressed by our current medical approach. A functional approach is necessary to help our patients adequately heal and reverse the symptoms associated with the symptoms of hormonal decline as well as adequately other causes of pain. 

This course will look at specific patient cases handled in a modern wellness center to highlight authentic, patient-based care methods. The types of relationships critical to the multi-disciplinary model and specific strategies to cultivate them will be discussed. Exploring ways to empower and educate patients and the greater community while advocating for comprehensive patient care. 

This one-hour course will cover what areas of your practice contribute directly to a patient’s positive experience. The course will explain why and how to create and correct your practice environment, including the physical space, procedures, and proper scripting to increase practice success compliantly. 

We have a metabolic crisis in the United States, with a prevalence of metabolic syndrome, prediabetes, and diabetes rising to epidemic proportions. Recent research in 2019 out of the University of North Carolina suggests that 88% of Americans are NOT metabolically healthy. We will comprehensively review the latest metrics describing the epidemic of poor metabolic flexibility, root causes including trauma, inadequate nutrition, and exercise, as well as the most evidence-based solutions, such as continuous glucose monitoring to personalize nutrition.

This two-hour course will examine common lower leg injuries and the biomechanical faults they can leave in their wake.  Next, strapping techniques will be introduced and demonstrated to teach how to unload strained tissue, correct joint malpositions, and provide pain relief for superior patient outcomes.

The golf swing is a demanding complex psycho-physiological event that few golfers perform effectively on a regular basis. This is because the downswing takes no more than 1/3 of a second from top of backswing to impact, during which the nervous and musculoskeletal systems must orchestrate a highly complicated body movement. Most people lack the movement skills to perform a golf swing effectively and so should learn how to swing the club with individual movement “chunks” to facilitate the development of an effective swing motor program. This session will focus on how to train the brain to swing effectively while preventing injuries.  

This two-hour lecture will discuss the importance of creating and leveraging an indelible brand that will grow your business and grow with your business! This is for students, new graduates, and established practices looking to evolve their brands. Branding is more important than ever right now. Potential patients may be making instantaneous decisions about your practice (and whether or not to book an appointment) based on nothing more than a passing glance at your logo. What does your brand say about your practice? In this class, we will discuss the necessary precursors to creating a brand such as your values, mission, target audience, geographic location, and business model. The first hour of this lecture involves creating a brand including practice name, font, colors, logos, and taglines. The second hour of this lecture details the most important and effective ways to implement your brand across multiple areas of media including within your practice, outside of your practice, and digitally. By the end of this presentation, you will understand what you need to develop a powerful and indelible brand that can grow your business and grow with your business.

Would it surprise you to know that nearly 60% of Medicare-aged patients now choose Medicare Part C over Part B? In the business of healthcare, we must stay on top of the important changes to the profession’s rules and regulations in order to be compliant. Changes in the No Surprises Act, Medicare Part B, Medicare Part C, and the Evaluation and Management codes can derail our good intentions, if not applied properly. This fast-paced training will reveal the most significant changes to be aware of for 2023 and what to look forward to in 2024 to remain at the top of your game in the business of your practice. Knowledge of these updates supports your goals of risk management and staying ahead of the game. Sit down, put your seat belt on, and get ready to get the latest information…and have fun while doing it!

Advances in neuroscience and artificial intelligence are converging to give us an affordable and soon-to-be widely available generation of consumer neurotech devices—a catchall term for gadgets that, with the help of dry electrodes, connect human brains to computers and the ever-more-sophisticated algorithms that analyze the brain-wave data. 

 These advances are being incorporated into the workplace to track everything from fatigue levels, mental wellbeing in employees to transforming wellness programs at work. What does this mean for the future of work? What are the best practices for integrating these advances responsibly into the workplace and society? 

When it comes to marketing, you want to “fish in the ponds where your fish are.” Your fish are on social media. We will discuss the very best up-to-date strategies for building authority in your market and generating high-quality new patients.

Dr. Jenny Mejia Spicer, a Chiropractic Physician practicing in Tampa, Florida. During this 1-hour lecture, we will be discussing what it takes to be a superstar in the office and create an amazing experience for every patient.

One of the most confusing aspects of wellness I hear from patients is nutrition. Everywhere people turn they hear conflicting advice especially in regard to meat. Red meat has been vilified to the fact that many people are afraid to consume it. Is that fear justified by the scientific data? We are going to discuss some relevant literature that supports red meat consumption as part of a balanced nutritional approach.

This one-hour talk will be part one of a two–part series on getting a golfer back onto the course utilizing exercise and current motor learning strategies. This course will focus on the following topics after a golfer gets injured: why golfers experience a shift in attention, why golfers seem attracted to a particular swing, and biomechanical interventions to decrease pain and improve performance.   

This one-hour talk will be part two of a two–part series on getting a golfer back onto the golf course utilizing exercise and current motor learning strategies. This course will focus on the following topics when transitioning a golfer from the treatment table back to the course and getting the Golfer to adapt to a “new body” post-injury, implementing dynamic exercises to improve biomechanical output, as well as using current skill acquisition/motor learning strategies to improve performance on the golf course. 

Reactivation campaigns can drive dozens of appointments onto your schedule and thousands of dollars of revenue into your practice in a matter of hours. In many cases, reactivating chiropractic patients is as simple as reaching out and giving inactive patients a reason to re-engage with your practice by delivering value. Your chiropractic practice is sitting on a gold mine. No, it’s not buried under your parking lot. It’s sitting in your inactive patient lists! In this powerful workshop, you’ll discover the exact strategies, campaign flows, and templates you need to start generating weekly reactivations for your practice.

This session will address the application of powerful principles in your personal life and practice to maximize growth, potential, and success in all areas of your life. Dr. Rose will share valuable nuggets and gain wisdom in serving in the Chiropractic profession for 50 years.

This practical and entertaining one-hour presentation will review two commonly overlooked problems that delay LBP recovery. Successful recognition and management of lumbar instability and hip abductor weakness will dramatically and immediately improve clinical results. Attendees will leave this class with advanced practical, evidence-based assessment and management skills to help resolve the most common LBP presentations quickly. 

A comprehensive review of the role aging plays in our overall health, including a discussion of longevity genes, the link between metabolism and aging, biological aging clocks, and adversity mimetic molecules. The hallmarks of Aging will be discussed, emphasizing the role of epigenetic noise as a reversible cause of Aging and age-related diseases.

Part I: This is a one-hour lecture on marketing your practice while following Florida Laws and Rules to minimize risk to you and your practice. Dr. Jenny Mejia Spicer, Chiropractic Physician enjoys marketing her practice in Tampa, Florida and wants to help teach you how promote your business the right way. 

Part II: During this two-hour session, we will discuss Florida Motor Vehicle No-Fault Law. Dr. Jenny Mejia Spicer, Chiropractic Physician has extensive experience helping auto accident patients in her own Chiropractic practice located in Tampa, Florida. Learn to be compliant with Florida Laws and Rules while teaching you to be successful at treating patients that have been in a recent car accident.

In this presentation, 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.