Great Posture, Great Health – Research on the Effects of Posture and Overall, Health

Session Information

Regional Event: national
Start Date: 06/24/2025 8:00 am
End Date: 08/24/2025 9:40 am
Location: Celebration 11/16

Speakers in this session...

  • Nathan Schilaty

    Nathan Schilaty DC, PhD

    Nathan Schilaty, DC, PhD, is the Lincoln Endowed Chair of Chiropractic & Biomechanics Research and an Assistant Professor of 1) Neurosurgery & Brain Repair and 2) Medical Engineering at the University of South Florida. He received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Parker University January 2007 and practiced for five years in Loveland, CO. During that time, he continuously was asking questions about how the treatments worked on a neuromusculoskeletal level. Consequently, he enrolled in a Neuroscience program and received his PhD degree in 2014. Thereafter, he received postdoctoral research training at the Ohio State University and Mayo Clinic with emphases on sports medicine, biomechanics, and neuromechanics. While at Mayo Clinic, he became an Assistant Professor and his research included NIH-funded and mentored training. He continues his innovative research of human motion and neural control at the University of South Florida with funded research by the NIH, industry sponsors, and foundations. His interests primarily focus on injury prevention and improved rehabilitation of concussion, neck, lower back, and knee-related issues. He is passionate about research and increasing the research footprint of chiropractic worldwide.

    Sessions...

    Great Posture, Great Health – Research on the Effects of Posture and Overall Health
    Regional Event: national
    Start Date: 08/23/2025 10:20 am
    End Date: 08/23/2025 12:00 pm
    Location: Celebration 11/16
    Session details

    During this course, the participants will have the opportunity to actively participate in data collections that will aim to further their understanding of physiological changes that occur with force-based manipulations (i.e., chiropractic, massage, mobilization, vertebral axial decompression, etc.). After informed consent and body instrumentation, the participant will have baseline metrics of the body assessed. The participant will then be provided with an opportunity to receive an intervention and then have a secondary data collection with the same instrumentation to assess the immediate effect metrics of the intervention. This hands-on experience of observing research data collections will provide the participant with the ability to understand the importance of objective data for progression of the profession and be able to articulate their experience with their patients when they return to the office.

    Learning Objectives

    1. Learn about the various research tools being utilized to study force-based manipulation and functional medicine.
    2. Understand the implications of research in the progression of the chiropractic profession
    3. Understand the treatment that the practitioners provide in their clinics has an effect on functional medicine that can be measured objectively

     

    Sponsor – USF

     

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    Great Posture, Great Health – Research on the Effects of Posture and Overall Health
    Regional Event: national
    Start Date: 08/23/2025 1:00 pm
    End Date: 08/23/2025 2:40 pm
    Location: Celebration 11/16
    Session details

    During this course, the participants will have the opportunity to actively participate in data collections that will aim to further their understanding of physiological changes that occur with force-based manipulations (i.e., chiropractic, massage, mobilization, vertebral axial decompression, etc.). After informed consent and body instrumentation, the participant will have baseline metrics of the body assessed. The participant will then be provided with an opportunity to receive an intervention and then have a secondary data collection with the same instrumentation to assess the immediate effect metrics of the intervention. This hands-on experience of observing research data collections will provide the participant with the ability to understand the importance of objective data for progression of the profession and be able to articulate their experience with their patients when they return to the office.

    Learning Objectives

    1. Learn about the various research tools being utilized to study force-based manipulation and functional medicine.
    2. Understand the implications of research in the progression of the chiropractic profession.
    3. Understand the treatment that the practitioners provide in their clinics has an effect on functional medicine that can be measured objectively

     

    Sponsor – USF

     

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    Great Posture, Great Health – Research on the Effects of Posture and Overall Health
    Regional Event: national
    Start Date: 06/24/2025 3:20 pm
    End Date: 08/23/2025 5:00 pm
    Location: Celebration 11/16
    Session details

    During this course, the participants will have the opportunity to actively participate in data collections that will aim to further their understanding of physiological changes that occur with force-based manipulations (i.e., chiropractic, massage, mobilization, vertebral axial decompression, etc.). After informed consent and body instrumentation, the participant will have baseline metrics of the body assessed. The participant will then be provided with an opportunity to receive an intervention and then have a secondary data collection with the same instrumentation to assess the immediate effect metrics of the intervention. This hands-on experience of observing research data collections will provide the participant with the ability to understand the importance of objective data for progression of the profession and be able to articulate their experience with their patients when they return to the office.

    Learning Objectives

    1. Learn about the various research tools being utilized to study force-based manipulation and functional medicine.
    2. Understand the implications of research in the progression of the chiropractic profession.
    3. Understand the treatment that the practitioners provide in their clinics has an effect on functional medicine that can be measured objectively

     

    Sponsor – USF

     

    Click Here and Rate This Course

    Great Posture, Great Health – Research on the Effects of Posture and Overall, Health
    Regional Event: national
    Start Date: 08/22/2025 10:20 am
    End Date: 08/22/2025 12:00 pm
    Location: Celebration 11/16
    Session details

    During this course, the participants will have the opportunity to actively participate in data collections that will aim to further their understanding of physiological changes that occur with force-based manipulations (i.e., chiropractic, massage, mobilization, vertebral axial decompression, etc.). After informed consent and body instrumentation, the participant will have baseline metrics of the body assessed. The participant will then be provided with an opportunity to receive an intervention and then have a secondary data collection with the same instrumentation to assess the immediate effect metrics of the intervention. This hands-on experience of observing research data collections will provide the participant with the ability to understand the importance of objective data for progression of the profession and be able to articulate their experience with their patients when they return to the office.

    Learning Objectives

    1. Learn about the various research tools being utilized to study force-based manipulation and functional medicine.
    2. Understand the implications of research in the progression of the chiropractic profession.
    3. Understand the treatment that the practitioners provide in their clinics has an effect on functional medicine that can be measured objectively.

     

    Sponsor – USF

     

    Click Here and Rate This Course

    Great Posture, Great Health – Research on the Effects of Posture and Overall, Health
    Regional Event: national
    Start Date: 08/22/2025 1:00 pm
    End Date: 08/22/2025 2:40 pm
    Location: Celebration 11/16
    Session details

    During this course, the participants will have the opportunity to actively participate in data collections that will aim to further their understanding of physiological changes that occur with force-based manipulations (i.e., chiropractic, massage, mobilization, vertebral axial decompression, etc.). After informed consent and body instrumentation, the participant will have baseline metrics of the body assessed. The participant will then be provided with an opportunity to receive an intervention and then have a secondary data collection with the same instrumentation to assess the immediate effect metrics of the intervention. This hands-on experience of observing research data collections will provide the participant with the ability to understand the importance of objective data for progression of the profession and be able to articulate their experience with their patients when they return to the office.

    Learning Objectives

    1. Learn about the various research tools being utilized to study force-based manipulation and

    functional medicine.

    1. Understand the implications of research in the progression of the chiropractic profession.
    2. Understand the treatment that the practitioners provide in their clinics has an effect on functional medicine that can be measured objectively.

     

     

    Click Here and Rate This Course

    Great Posture, Great Health – Research on the Effects of Posture and Overall, Health
    Regional Event: national
    Start Date: 08/22/2025 3:20 pm
    End Date: 08/22/2025 5:00 pm
    Location: Celebration 11/16
    Session details

    During this course, the participants will have the opportunity to actively participate in data collections that will aim to further their understanding of physiological changes that occur with force-based manipulations (i.e., chiropractic, massage, mobilization, vertebral axial decompression, etc.). After informed consent and body instrumentation, the participant will have baseline metrics of the body assessed. The participant will then be provided with an opportunity to receive an intervention and then have a secondary data collection with the same instrumentation to assess the immediate effect metrics of the intervention. This hands-on experience of observing research data collections will provide the participant with the ability to understand the importance of objective data for the progression of the profession and be able to articulate their experience with their patients when they return to the office.

    Learning Objectives

    1. Learn about the various research tools being utilized to study force-based manipulation and

    functional medicine.

    1. Understand the implications of research in the progression of the chiropractic profession.
    2. Understand the treatment that the practitioners provide in their clinics has an effect on

    functional medicine that can be measured objectively.

     

    Click Here and Rate This Course

    Great Posture, Great Health – Research on the Effects of Posture and Overall, Health
    Regional Event: national
    Start Date: 08/24/2025 10:20 am
    End Date: 08/24/2025 12:00 pm
    Location: Celebration 11/16
    Session details

    During this course, the participants will have the opportunity to actively participate in data collections that will aim to further their understanding of physiological changes that occur with force-based manipulations (i.e., chiropractic, massage, mobilization, vertebral axial decompression, etc.). After informed consent and body instrumentation, the participant will have baseline metrics of the body assessed. The participant will then be provided with an opportunity to receive an intervention and then have a secondary data collection with the same instrumentation to assess the immediate effect metrics of the intervention. This hands-on experience of observing research data collections will provide the participant with the ability to understand the importance of objective data for progression of the profession and be able to articulate their experience with their patients when they return to the office.

    Learning Objectives

    1. Learn about the various research tools being utilized to study force-based manipulation and functional medicine.
    2. Understand the implications of research in the progression of the chiropractic profession.
    3. Understand the treatment that the practitioners provide in their clinics has an effect on functional medicine that can be measured objectively.

     

    Sponsor – USF

     

    Click Here and Rate This Course

    Great Posture, Great Health – Research on the Effects of Posture and Overall, Health
    Regional Event: national
    Start Date: 06/24/2025 8:00 am
    End Date: 08/24/2025 9:40 am
    Location: Celebration 11/16
    Session details

    During this course, the participants will have the opportunity to actively participate in data collections that will aim to further their understanding of physiological changes that occur with force-based manipulations (i.e., chiropractic, massage, mobilization, vertebral axial decompression, etc.). After informed consent and body instrumentation, the participant will have baseline metrics of the body assessed. The participant will then be provided with an opportunity to receive an intervention and then have a secondary data collection with the same instrumentation to assess the immediate effect metrics of the intervention. This hands-on experience of observing research data collections will provide the participant with the ability to understand the importance of objective data for progression of the profession and be able to articulate their experience with their patients when they return to the office.

    Learning Objectives

    1. Learn about the various research tools being utilized to study force-based manipulation and functional medicine
    2. Understand the implications of research in the progression of the chiropractic profession.
    3. Understand the treatment that the practitioners provide in their clinics has an effect on functional medicine that can be measured objectively.

     

    Sponsor – USF

     

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    Failed Back Syndrome: Medical Imaging, Missed Diagnoses, and the Chiropractor’s Role. Is The Standard of Care Starting to Change
    Regional Event: national
    Start Date: 08/24/2025 10:20 am
    End Date: 08/24/2025 12:00 pm
    Location: Windermere YZ
    Session details

    This advanced 2-hour course highlights the critical role chiropractors play in reducing medical errors through proper imaging interpretation and interdisciplinary collaboration. Featuring faculty from the University of South Florida (USF), including leaders in research and chiropractic integration, this session explores how failed back syndrome and other complex spine conditions can be mismanaged without the appropriate use of MRI and radiologic follow-up. Attendees will gain insights from current Department of Defense-funded research, including MRI-confirmed outcomes showing the anatomical restoration of spinal discs through decompression therapy.

    Chiropractic radiology expert Dr. Terry Yochum will guide participants in reading beyond standard radiology reports, recognizing subtle but significant imaging findings, and knowing when referral or further imaging is warranted. By combining clinical case studies, cutting-edge research, and documentation strategies, this course equips chiropractic physicians to make more informed decisions, reduce risk, and improve outcomes through imaging literacy.

    Learning Objectives

    1. Identify critical errors associated with underutilized or improperly interpreted diagnostic imaging in chiropractic and medical care.
    2. Apply clinical strategies to integrate MRI findings with symptom presentation, reducing reliance on radiology reports alone.
    3. Evaluate the potential impact of decompression and collaborative imaging research in establishing future standards of care.

     

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During this course, the participants will have the opportunity to actively participate in data collections that will aim to further their understanding of physiological changes that occur with force-based manipulations (i.e., chiropractic, massage, mobilization, vertebral axial decompression, etc.). After informed consent and body instrumentation, the participant will have baseline metrics of the body assessed. The participant will then be provided with an opportunity to receive an intervention and then have a secondary data collection with the same instrumentation to assess the immediate effect metrics of the intervention. This hands-on experience of observing research data collections will provide the participant with the ability to understand the importance of objective data for progression of the profession and be able to articulate their experience with their patients when they return to the office.

Learning Objectives

  1. Learn about the various research tools being utilized to study force-based manipulation and functional medicine
  2. Understand the implications of research in the progression of the chiropractic profession.
  3. Understand the treatment that the practitioners provide in their clinics has an effect on functional medicine that can be measured objectively.

 

Sponsor – USF

 

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