Scope, Strategy & Story: Conversations from the Frontlines of Chiropractic Care

Speakers in this session...

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  Dr. Terry Weyman

  

  Dr. Terry Weyman D.C., C.C.S.P

  Dr. Terry Weyman, D.C., C.C.S.P. is a nationally recognized chiropractic sports physician with over 30 years of clinical experience in sports medicine, rehabilitation, and integrative patient care. He is the Clinic Director and founder of the Chiropractic Sports Institute in Westlake Village, California, and currently serves on the sports medicine staff at Pepperdine University. Dr. Weyman has served as a team chiropractor for elite athletic organizations including USA Taekwondo, the U.S. Olympic Training Center, and numerous professional and collegiate sports teams.

  Board-certified as a Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician, Dr. Weyman has lectured nationally and internationally on sports injuries, emergency procedures, and advanced therapeutic techniques. His work has been featured in major publications, and he has contributed extensively to clinical literature on sports medicine, particularly in cycling and water skiing. Dr. Weyman brings a wealth of hands-on experience, combining clinical excellence with a passion for teaching and innovation in conservative care.

  Sessions...

  Scope, Strategy & Story: Conversations from the Frontlines of Chiropractic Care

  Regional Event: national

  Start Date: 08/23/2025 1:00 pm

  End Date: 08/23/2025 2:40 pm

  Location: Windermere YZ

  Session details

  This 2-hour interactive course brings the acclaimed Crackin’ Backs podcast format to the classroom, featuring co-hosts Dr. Terry Weyman and Dr. Spencer Baron, joined by a special guest. Through case storytelling, real-world scenarios, and open conversation, attendees will explore the evolving role of chiropractic care within interdisciplinary healthcare. Topics include the ethical use of clinical boundaries, navigating scope of practice, and strategies for professional collaboration with medical providers and policymakers. Participants will gain practical tools for improving care delivery and understanding the current regulatory and professional expectations of Florida chiropractors.

  Learning Objectives

  1. Describe common boundaries and ethical challenges faced in multidisciplinary and high-pressure clinical environments.
  2. Discuss how chiropractic scope of practice intersects with public health initiatives and legislative boundaries.
  3. Apply communication strategies for interprofessional collaboration that align with Florida laws and clinical best practices.
  4. Identify practical considerations when integrating new techniques, technologies, or co-management models into patient care.

   

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  Spencer Baron

  

  Spencer Baron DC, DACBSP

  Dr. Spencer Baron is a Diplomate of the American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians (only 245 in the world).

  Dr. Baron delights in his appointments as the Team Chiropractic Physician for the Miami Dolphins (beginning his 18th season) and Florida Marlins (1997 – 20011). Additionally, he’s treated the Major League Baseball’s, New York Mets, the San Francisco Giants, the Colorado Rockies, and hockey’s, Florida Panthers.

  “I love my job! I work with fantastic people who use their bodies to entertain,” he says with a smile. He recounts working with the dancers of Broadway hits like CATS, Les Miserables, West Side Story, and Chicago, and the world-famous Radio City Music Hall Rockettes.

  Dr. Baron was the first chiropractor in South Florida to be provided hospital staff privileges. He was appointed staff Chiropractic Physician to Doctor’s Hospital of Hollywood, 1992, and was then named Department Head of the Golden Glades Regional Medical Center’s Division of Chiropractic Services (1994 to 1996).

  Dr. Baron obtained certification as an acupuncturist in 1985 and was later selected to do an educational exchange at the National Chinese Olympic Training Center in Beijing, China.

  Sessions...

  Essential Adjusting Skills for Community-Based Sports Chiropractic

  Regional Event: national

  Start Date: 08/22/2025 10:20 am

  End Date: 08/22/2025 12:00 pm

  Location: Celebration 7-8

  Session details

  This 2-hour, hands-on chiropractic technique course provides foundational adjusting procedures specifically geared toward chiropractors expanding into sports-focused practice and community volunteer events. Delivered by three experienced instructors, participants will learn efficient, versatile adjustments for the thoracic spine, foot, ankle, low back, shoulder, and knee — key areas frequently encountered in athletic and active populations. Special emphasis will be placed on applying these skills outside of the office setting, preparing attendees for sideline care, screenings, and community events with confidence and precision.

  Learning Objectives
  

  1. Demonstrate thoracic, foot, and ankle adjusting techniques appropriate for athletic and community care settings.
  2. Apply versatile low back adjusting methods with and without a chiropractic table, optimizing adaptability during events.
  3. Execute functional shoulder and knee adjusting strategies to enhance recovery and support athletic performance.

   

  Sponsor – Premier Practice / CHUSA

   

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  Essential Adjusting Skills for Community-Based Sports Chiropractic

  Regional Event: national

  Start Date: 08/23/2025 8:00 am

  End Date: 08/23/2025 9:40 am

  Location: Celebration 14-15

  Session details

  This 2-hour, hands-on chiropractic technique course provides foundational adjusting procedures specifically geared toward chiropractors expanding into sports-focused practice and community volunteer events. Delivered by three experienced instructors, participants will learn efficient, versatile adjustments for the thoracic spine, foot, ankle, low back, shoulder, and knee — key areas frequently encountered in athletic and active populations. Special emphasis will be placed on applying these skills outside of the office setting, preparing attendees for sideline care, screenings, and community events with confidence and precision.

  Learning Objectives
  

  1. Demonstrate thoracic, foot, and ankle adjusting techniques appropriate for athletic and community care settings.
  2. Apply versatile low back adjusting methods with and without a chiropractic table, optimizing adaptability during events.
  3. Execute functional shoulder and knee adjusting strategies to enhance recovery and support athletic performance.

   

  Sponsor – Premier Practice/CHUSA

   

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  Scope, Strategy & Story: Conversations from the Frontlines of Chiropractic Care

  Regional Event: national

  Start Date: 08/23/2025 1:00 pm

  End Date: 08/23/2025 2:40 pm

  Location: Windermere YZ

  Session details

  This 2-hour interactive course brings the acclaimed Crackin’ Backs podcast format to the classroom, featuring co-hosts Dr. Terry Weyman and Dr. Spencer Baron, joined by a special guest. Through case storytelling, real-world scenarios, and open conversation, attendees will explore the evolving role of chiropractic care within interdisciplinary healthcare. Topics include the ethical use of clinical boundaries, navigating scope of practice, and strategies for professional collaboration with medical providers and policymakers. Participants will gain practical tools for improving care delivery and understanding the current regulatory and professional expectations of Florida chiropractors.

  Learning Objectives

  1. Describe common boundaries and ethical challenges faced in multidisciplinary and high-pressure clinical environments.
  2. Discuss how chiropractic scope of practice intersects with public health initiatives and legislative boundaries.
  3. Apply communication strategies for interprofessional collaboration that align with Florida laws and clinical best practices.
  4. Identify practical considerations when integrating new techniques, technologies, or co-management models into patient care.

   

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  From Office Documentation to Sideline Records: Essentials for Sports Chiropractors

  Regional Event: national

  Start Date: 08/23/2025 3:20 pm

  End Date: 08/23/2025 5:00 pm

  Location: Celebration 14-15

  Session details

  This session prepares chiropractors, especially those pursuing or maintaining CCSP® or DACBSP® certification—to confidently manage documentation and risk in both sideline and clinical practice. With increasing expectations around compliance, informed consent, and multidisciplinary care, this course provides real-world protocols and Florida Statute-aligned strategies for handling athletic care scenarios. From SOAP-style sideline assessments to consultation documentation and interprofessional coordination, attendees will gain tools to ensure their records are clear, defensible, and in full alignment with legal and professional standards. Topics also include emergency action planning, care of minor athletes, informed consent, and social media privacy practices, all taught by three highly respected chiropractic sports physicians.

  Learning Objectives

  1. Describe the essential documentation requirements for both in-office and on-field chiropractic care, in alignment with Florida statutes and ACBSP® certification standards.
  2. Apply risk management strategies when working in school/team settings, including informed consent, scope of practice, and legal safeguards.
  3. Demonstrate best practices in documentation, interdisciplinary communication, and post-event follow-up to reduce liability exposure and support care continuity.

   

  Sponsor – Premier Practice/CHUSA

   

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