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This course provides a comprehensive overview of bariatric medicine, focusing on the foundational knowledge required for effective treatment and management of obesity. The course covers key physiological and psychological aspects of obesity, the multidisciplinary approach to treatment, and various medical and surgical interventions. Participants will gain an understanding of the latest research, evidence-based treatments, and practical strategies for addressing the medical, psychological, and lifestyle aspects of obesity. Special attention will be given to bariatric patient assessments, non-surgical and surgical treatment options, and the importance of a holistic, patient-centered approach to care.

By the end of the course, participants will be better equipped to manage bariatric patients effectively, provide compassionate care, and navigate the complexities of obesity treatment in clinical practice.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand the key physiological, genetic, and psychological factors contributing to obesity and their implications for patient care and treatment strategies.
2. Identify and apply comprehensive assessment methods for bariatric patients, including medical, dietary, and psychological evaluations, as well as appropriate diagnostic tools.
3. Evaluate and compare non-surgical and surgical treatment options for bariatric patients, considering factors such as lifestyle interventions, pharmacological treatments, and the role of bariatric surgery

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This course provides chiropractic physicians with practical tools to evaluate and enhance the internal culture of their practice by focusing on professionalism, purpose, and team alignment. Attendees will explore how core values and mission statements shape staff behavior and patient experience, emphasizing the importance of soft skills, energy, and attitude. The course will also help providers assess whether their current environment fosters a culture of excellence and identify strategies to align their team with clearly defined professional standards. Participants will leave with a deeper understanding of how internal leadership and communication contribute to better workflow, staff morale, and patient satisfaction within the guidelines of professional chiropractic conduct.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify the existing cultural environment of their chiropractic office and recognize misalignment with professional standards.
2. Establish or refine core values and a mission statement that promotes a service-driven, excellence-focused chiropractic environment.
3. Apply effective leadership, communication, and soft skill techniques that support positive energy, collaboration, and professionalism among staff.

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This 4-hour foundational course equips newly hired Chiropractic Assistants with the essential knowledge and soft skills to confidently support a thriving, patient-focused chiropractic practice. Through hands-on instruction and real-world examples, attendees will explore the power of positive communication, professionalism, workflow systems, and the essential role of CAs in patient retention and office morale. This training emphasizes how internal systems, purposeful service, and consistent energy contribute to a culture of excellence. Doctors of Chiropractic are invited to attend for free alongside their staff to support seamless team implementation.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify core roles and responsibilities of a Chiropractic Assistant in supporting patient-centered care.
2. Demonstrate effective communication and service strategies that improve patient experience and office flow.
3. Apply systems thinking to front-office procedures, scheduling, and internal collaboration for greater efficiency and retention.

Sponsor – Profitable Practice Strategies

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This 4-hour foundational course equips newly hired Chiropractic Assistants with the essential knowledge and soft skills to confidently support a thriving, patient-focused chiropractic practice. Through hands-on instruction and real-world examples, attendees will explore the power of positive communication, professionalism, workflow systems, and the essential role of CAs in patient retention and office morale. This training emphasizes how internal systems, purposeful service, and consistent energy contribute to a culture of excellence. Doctors of Chiropractic are invited to attend for free alongside their staff to support seamless team implementation.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify core roles and responsibilities of a Chiropractic Assistant in supporting patient-centered care.
2. Demonstrate effective communication and service strategies that improve patient experience and office flow.
3. Apply systems thinking to front-office procedures, scheduling, and internal collaboration for greater efficiency and retention.

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This session is designed for chiropractors working with athletic and active populations at community or public events. The first half of the course will focus on evaluation and management of two key extremity region shoulders and hip—offering clinical insight into biomechanics, functional screening, and field-appropriate techniques. The second half will provide essential rehabilitation strategies for non-surgical musculoskeletal injuries, emphasizing early movement, proprioception, and neuromuscular activation. Attendees will leave with a field-ready skillset to support injury prevention and recovery in real-time scenarios while maintaining high standards of clinical care and documentation.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

1. Perform functional movement screening and orthopedic assessment clusters for shoulder and hip dysfunction in athletic and field-based settings.
2. Apply biomechanical principles to techniques aimed at improving mobility in the shoulder and hip joints.
3. Demonstrate foundational rehabilitation protocols that support safe recovery, proprioceptive reactivation, and early return-to-play outcomes.

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This course prepares chiropractors to manage acute head injuries and related emergencies that occur during athletic and community events. Participants will learn how to identify life-threatening injuries, including head trauma, assess red-flag neurological signs, and implement proper emergency protocols in line with ACBSP® Position Statements and Florida law. Emphasis will be placed on triage, assessment, and legal decision-making required when removing an athlete from the field of play. Chiropractors will also explore their collaborative role within the sports medicine team, focusing on risk mitigation and rapid care delivery to support optimal outcomes.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify clinical signs and symptoms that indicate life threats requiring immediate removal from play.
2. Apply updated evidence-informed concussion assessment tools and triage protocols during on-field emergencies.
3. Execute emergency methods, including appropriate stabilization, referral, and transfer of care strategies.

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This dynamic two-hour course delves into the vestibular system’s critical role in balance, coordination, and human performance. Participants will explore its anatomy, integration with the central nervous system, and impact on eye movements and motor control. The presentation addresses how vestibular dysfunction contributes to conditions like vertigo and impaired athletic performance, offering diagnostic tools and therapeutic strategies. Ideal for chiropractors, therapists, and sports professionals, this course equips attendees with practical knowledge to enhance clinical outcomes and optimize patient function.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand the evolution, development, anatomy, and physiology of the vestibular system and its integration with the central nervous system.
2. Identify the role of the vestibular system in maintaining balance, spatial orientation, and coordination.
3. Recognize common vestibular pathologies and their impact on human function and performance.
4. Explore diagnostic methods for assessing vestibular dysfunction.
5. Learn therapeutic interventions for treating vestibular disorders and improving performance.

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This course provides a deep dive into the neurological mechanisms activated by High Velocity, Low Amplitude (HVLA) manipulations. Participants will explore how spinal adjustments influence brain and nervous system, extending well beyond spinal alignment. Emphasis will be placed on how HVLA affects sensory processing, motor control, proprioception, and balance through modulation of both the central and peripheral nervous systems. Chiropractors will gain science-backed strategies for optimizing their HVLA techniques to improve clinical outcomes. This course is ideal for practitioners aiming to apply neurological insights to elevate care quality and patient recovery.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand the neurological mechanisms of HVLA manipulations.
2. Learn how HVLA manipulations influence both central and peripheral nervous system function.
3. Explore how HVLA care impacts sensory processing, motor control, and proprioception.
4. Implement strategies to optimize HVLA manipulations based on neurological insights.
5. Enhance patient outcomes by applying a deeper understanding of the science behind HVLA techniques.

Sponsor – Monarch

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This comprehensive course provides chiropractors with an in-depth understanding of palpation, orthopedic testing, and diverse adjusting techniques. Attendees will refine their skills in interpreting cervical imaging, applying precise palpation methods, and selecting the most effective adjusting techniques based on patient presentation. This hands-on session enhances clinical competency, ensuring optimal patient outcomes.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand Cervical Spine Anatomy & Biomechanics
2. Enhance Radiographic Interpretation & Diagnostic Accuracy
3. Refine Palpation & Orthopedic Testing Skills
4. Master Patient Report on Findings & Technique Selection
5. Perform Advanced Cervical Adjusting Techniques with Confidence

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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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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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This dynamic duo will dive into real life experience with an Office of Inspector General (OIG) audit. Sharing with attendees the story of actual events that she lived through and what she learned that you must know. Compliance is a necessary part of doing business in healthcare. Providers must respect the boundaries of fraud, waste, and abuse. In this presentation, Dr. Colleen will establish what it means to have an effective OIG Compliance program and share what you may experience when you do not take the time to implement one.

Learning Objectives

1. At the end of this program attendees will be able to:
2. Realize the role that the OIG plays in healthcare compliance, both inside and outside of Medicare and Medicaid
3. Identify the OIG regulations and oversight that apply to chiropractic and their teams
4. Recognize the risk factors that regulators look for in an audit and apply the learning in practice to avoid non-compliance
5. Interpret the four types of risk the OIG expects providers to focus on with policy and procedure
6. Apply the seven elements of a compliance program to your practice
7. Develop an action list to begin implementing an OIG compliance program for your clinic
8. Differentiate between active (medically necessary) and maintenance (non-medically necessary) care and acknowledge when billing is acceptable and when it isn’t

Sponsor – ChiroTouch

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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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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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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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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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This power packed lecture explores the essential importance of clear doctor-patient communication and compliant record-keeping as a vital role of whole-being care in addressing today’s most pressing public health challenges. With a focus on replenishment, nourishment, and movement, and opioids panelists will offer evidence-based strategies for improving health outcomes and while making the chiropractic attendees mindful on the reasoning for documenting and how to improve record keeping policies in their office. Special attention will be placed to the collaborative role of chiropractic care within an integrated model and compliant record-keeping.

Learning Objectives

1. Recognize the importance of accurate record-keeping and compliant documentation in all aspects of patient care.

2. Demonstrate how clear and compassionate doctor-patient communication improves engagement and outcomes.

3. Identify the necessary documentation for integrated care when addressing the relationship between chronic pain, mental health, and the need for comprehensive solutions.

4. Use your notes to explain the role of whole being care, inclusive of sleep posture, sleep hygiene, physical, emotional health, nutrition, and the gut-brain connection, adjustments, and mobility.

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This two-hour continuing education course provides healthcare professionals with a comprehensive overview of the nutritional, lifestyle, and clinical strategies necessary to support endocrine health and promote optimal aging.

In today’s environment, hormonal imbalances and nutritional deficiencies are increasingly common and contribute significantly to age-related health decline. This course explores how environmental factors, modern diets, and stressors negatively impact the endocrine system and overall wellness. Emphasis will be placed on identifying common nutritional deficiencies and understanding their role in hormonal dysregulation and systemic aging.

Clinicians will gain actionable knowledge in the application of whole food supplementation, dietary strategies, and lifestyle interventions that help restore balance and promote long-term health. The course also introduces practical testing protocols for evaluating patient progress before and after supplementation, along with the incorporation of wearable technology to track key bio-data for personalized health management.

Through real-world examples and clinical protocols, participants will learn to effectively educate patients and apply evidence-informed tools to support aging populations experiencing hormonal and nutritional challenges. This course is ideal for practitioners seeking to enhance patient outcomes through integrative, nutrition-based care.

Learning Objectives

1. To present the problem of nutritional deficiencies involved in the endocrine system and aging in our current environment may affect optimal health.
2. To make information accessible concerning utilization of whole food supplementation, proper lifestyle for wellness and dietary choices to promote optimal aging.
3. The use of nutritional supplementation to restore, repair and renew the human systemic system by incorporation of patient education to support a healthy endocrine system and a healthy aging process.
4. Provide testing protocols for pre and post supplementation to support optimal health.
5. Designate the benefit of wearables for tracking important bio data to individualize optimal health.

Sponsor – Standard Process

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Neuroinflammation and neuroplasticity are two fundamental processes pivotal for brain health and function. Neuroinflammation whilst initially protective, when prolonged or excessive, can have detrimental effects. Neuroplasticity is the brain’s incredible ability to adapt in response to structural and functional alterations at cellular and synaptic levels, contributing to its connectivity and functionality throughout life.

Understanding these processes and their dynamic and intricate interplay holds a significant promise for addressing neurological conditions and achieving positive clinical outcomes.

In this presentation, Joanne Boyd will explore innovative botanicals aimed at supporting neuronal resilience and leveraging the brain’s inherent plasticity while modulating inflammatory processes.

Learning Objectives

• Gain valuable insights into the role of neuroinflammation in various neurological disorders and conditions such as traumatic brain injury, mood disorders and dementia.
• Deepen your understanding of neuroplasticity and the brain’s remarkable ability to adapt.
• Explore innovative botanical ingredients, their mechanisms of actions, and the emerging evidence of their ability to promote neuroplasticity and modulate inflammatory processes.
• Acquire practical and relevant protocols and strategies you will be confident to implement the next day in clinic.

Sponsor – Standard Process

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Just as providers assess patients to uncover interferences that impact health — leading to symptoms and conditions — we can apply the same diagnostic approach to the revenue cycle system.

Your practice’s revenue cycle can also present with “symptoms” when something’s off:

1. Claims rejections
2. Denials
3. Recoupments
4. Audit risks
5. Patient balance confusion
6. Disruptions in clinic/patient relationships— and more.

While the revenue cycle system is imperfect, these interferences can be identified and addressed to minimize the revenue cycle challenges that healthcare facilities are often struggling with.

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You sometimes hear it called, “playing the insurance game” and the idea of playing this type of “game”, intimidates some providers, motivates others and causes uncertainty and frustration to just about everyone.  Join this segment as we discuss the foundation and fundamentals to understanding how third party payers/networks work, what their expectations are, and how to communicate with them in their own “language”, from payer-to-payer.  Learning points include:

• The foundation of coverage – determining if your claim should be covered/allowed
• Getting to know your payers – discussing specific qualifying criteria for coverage
• The language of coding – payer specific (high level) and how to learn their guidelines
• In-network vs out-of-network – what that means to you, your billing and your patients
• Denial management – Determining if your denials are appealable
• What your EOBs/ERAs are telling you
• The impact to your practice and your patients

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In this course, you will learn about the differences between adolescent and adult scoliosis, as well as the prevalence of adolescent scoliosis in the general population. We will discuss the risk factors for progression of scoliosis and how to diagnose.

Furthermore, we will cover the ideal treatment in different presentations of adolescent scoliosis, so that you can gain a comprehensive understanding of how to effectively manage this condition. We will teach not just how to diagnose, but what to do once it is found.  By the end of this lecture, you will have a strong grasp of the causes, symptoms, and treatments of adolescent scoliosis, and be better equipped to care for patients who suffer from this condition.

Learning Objectives

1. Explain the differences between adolescent and adult scoliosis.
2. Explain the prevalence of adolescent scoliosis in the general population.
3. Explain risk factors for progression
4. How to diagnose adolescent scoliosis
5. Demonstrate an understanding of the ideal treatment in different adolescent scoliosis presentations.

Sponsor – ScoliCare

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In today’s aggressive regulatory and legal environment, chiropractors must remain vigilant to avoid becoming the target of insurance investigations, clawback demands, and fraud litigation. This course, presented by two leading healthcare attorneys, provides attendees with critical legal insights into the evolving strategies used by insurance companies in Florida to target healthcare providers. Attendees will learn how to identify red flags, avoid legal pitfalls, and protect their practices from unnecessary risk. Hour one will focus on the lifecycle of PIP fraudulent investigation, clawback claims and best practices to minimize exposure. Hour two will analyze recent “Right Spinal” case strictly prohibiting LMT’s from treating PIP patients, the legal principles behind the federal cases against chiropractors, and how laws such as Patient Brokering, and licensing restrictions are being applied to spine care delivery.

Learning Objectives

1. Recognize key legal risks, including the “predetermined protocol” theory, that insurance companies use to build PIP fraud claims.
2. Implement compliance-driven best practices to reduce the likelihood of being targeted by an insurance audit or clawback lawsuit.
3. Interpret the current legal standards and recent court rulings, including the Right Spinal case, and apply these to staff utilization, patient brokering, and clinical protocols.

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Chiropractors will be briefed on the many recent legislative changes and potential impacts to their practices on both the state and federal level.  Disciplinary pitfalls are also highlighted, along with strategies to steer clear of them.

Chiropractors will learn more about the clawbacks of PIP benefits under the legal allegations of fraud from the lawyer who took the case to trial in 2024.  He will discuss the new tactics used by the insurance companies and their lawyers’ cottage industries of clawing back years of PIP benefits from chiropractors across the state.

“The Nurse Lawyer” will discuss her expertise in how the 2024 Tort Reform Law impacted chiropractic offices across the State and how to best work around the reforms.  Chiropractors will learn about the best documentation methods in preparing a case for trial.

The last year, there have been some setbacks in PIP legal decisions and coding interpretations.  Chiropractors will learn what those setbacks are, how they may impact their offices, and how to avoid setbacks in the future.

This is a lecture that you will not want to miss!

Learning Objectives:

1. Identify recent state and federal legislative changes impacting the profession, and potential implications for chiropractors.
2. Identify situations where auto insurers may demand refunds in PIP payments; what creates those requests and how to best avoid them.
3. Identify why lawyers no longer accept LOPs; the impact of the Tort Reform Act of 2023; and how to best protect your final bill and your referral sources.
4. Understand the decision that forced LMTs out of many DC offices; whether CAs can perform manual therapy; and is shockwave therapy the next PIP blunder?

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This 2-hour course provides chiropractors with a foundational understanding of when and how to escalate patient care beyond conservative management. Taught by Brent Compton, DC, MD, this session bridges the clinical insight of chiropractic with interventional pain medicine, emphasizing collaborative care when patients fail to improve through standard chiropractic modalities. Attendees will learn how to identify candidates for referrals, understand interventional tools such as radiofrequency ablation and spinal cord stimulation, and recognize the value of integrative management. By exploring real-world protocols and outcomes, chiropractors will enhance their decision-making and referral strategies to improve patient outcomes.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify clinical indicators that suggest failure of conservative care and warrant referral to interventional pain management.
2. Describe interventional options such as medial branch blocks, radiofrequency ablation, and spinal cord stimulation, including their indications and outcomes.
3. Collaborate effectively with interventional pain specialists to develop appropriate escalation strategies for chronic pain patients.

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Dr. Conde will explore some of the most common presenting symptoms a dizzy patient will describe. He will reveal the most established etiologies and provide a low tech, simple flow chart style procedure to appropriately diagnose the cause of the dizziness. In addition, Dr. Conde will share the contraindicative findings to chiropractic manipulation and reveal how to rule out stroke. Lastly, he will demonstrate some of the most common particle repositioning maneuvers that the chiropractic physician can implement immediately to better serve their patient base. The underpinning of the presentation will revolve around record keeping.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand the most common etiologies of dizziness- central vs. peripheral
2. Establish proficiency in the identification and documentation of dizziness in the patient
3. Mastery of low-tech diagnostic procedures
4. Rule out cerebrovascular accident and document negative tests
5. Clear the patient of any contra-indications for chiropractic adjustment
6. Identify the most efficacious particle repositioning maneuver for the patient and become proficient. Learn aspects of vestibular rehabilitation for those with central involvement
7. Prescribed appropriate home instruction/exercises following repositioning maneuvers
8. Understand what imaging or laboratory tests to order
9. Make appropriate referrals
10. Establish competence in record keeping especially with regards to the differential diagnosis

Sponsor – Conde Center

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Participants will delve into how artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare, from influencing public opinion and policy to driving advancements in digital health and patient behavior change. The course will address key challenges such as documentation for remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM), ethical coding practices, and ensuring adherence to clinical care plans amidst the rise of AI-driven systems. Attendees will leave with actionable strategies to navigate the evolving landscape of AI while upholding the integrity and value of chiropractic care.

Learning Objectives: 

1. Understand how AI is influencing public opinion, policy, and clinical practices in healthcare, with a focus on its ethical implications for chiropractic care.
2. Apply behavior change science and documentation strategies to improve patient adherence and ensure compliance with remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) standards.
3. Leverage AI tools like DataLink and KPI dashboards to optimize efficiency, improve payer reimbursements, and maintain ethical coding practices.

Sponsor – EMBODI, Infinedi

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This course will cover recent changes in Georgia Board of Examiners Rules and Georgia scope of practice laws. The most common disciplines that occur within the state will be discussed and best  practices to avoid board action against your license. This class is a mandatory one-hour review of Georgia Chiropractic Laws and Rules for all DC’s practicing in the State of Georgia.

Learning Objectives

1. To familiarize Doctors of Chiropractic practicing in Georgia with current changes or updates in Board of Examiner rules and any recent changes in the Georgia Scope of Practice Laws.
2. Frequent disciplinary actions taken by the board will be discussed and ways to avoid sanctions against your license will be covered.

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This course explores the role of medical errors in managing aging populations, emphasizing diagnostic accuracy, patient communication, and the integration of evidence-based protocols. Presenters will address common mistakes in prescribing treatments, ordering tests, and implementing therapies in patients with chronic or age-related conditions. Special attention will be given to the importance of metabolomics, proper medication use, and avoiding errors in genetic testing and supplementation. Attendees will leave with actionable strategies to optimize care and minimize risks when managing aging patients.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify common medical errors in diagnosing and managing age-related conditions.
2. Analyze patient data, including genetic and metabolic testing, to reduce diagnostic inaccuracies.
3. Apply safe, evidence-based treatment protocols to avoid medication and supplementation errors.

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This course explores the cutting-edge intersection of chiropractic care, molecular wellness, and longevity science. Participants will gain an in-depth understanding of hydrostat glutathione, genetic insights, and telomere technology, three key innovations transforming patient outcomes in chiropractic practice. Through a combination of scientific research, clinical applications, and case studies, this course will cover: The role of hydrostat glutathione in reducing inflammation, promoting detoxification, and supporting musculoskeletal recovery. How genetic testing can inform personalized chiropractic treatment plans, optimizing patient care based on individual predispositions. The significance of telomeres in aging and cellular health, and how chiropractic care can contribute to longevity and wellness. Designed for chiropractors, wellness practitioners, and healthcare professionals, this course provides actionable strategies for integrating advanced wellness technologies into practice. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with knowledge and tools to enhance patient care, promote longevity, and stay at the forefront of chiropractic innovation.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand the Role of Hydrostat Glutathione in Musculoskeletal Health – Explain how hydrostat glutathione functions at the cellular level to reduce oxidative stress, support detoxification, and enhance recovery in chiropractic care.

2. Apply Genetic Insights for Personalized Chiropractic Treatment – Identify key genetic markers that influence musculoskeletal health, inflammation, and recovery, and learn how to incorporate genetic testing into individualized patient care plans.

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This course will review the science and clinical application of the emerging technologies of shockwave, laser and TECAR (Transfer of Energy Capacitive and Resistive) as part of a multi-modal approach to pain management and patient care. Understanding the indications, contraindications and best practices of these novel modalities will enable the clinician the ability to obtain improved outcomes from the acute through chronic patient. Clinical case studies with the layering of these technologies will be presented to ensure an applicable understanding of the material.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand the physiology of shockwave, laser and TECAR and therapies
2. Differentiate focused versus radial shockwave, photobiomodulation versus laser, and CRET versus TECAR3
3. Learn the appropriate use of these modalities for pain management and soft tissue remodeling
4. Gain an understanding of integrating advanced modalities into general Chiropractic practice for improved outcome
5. Understand the indications and contraindications of shockwave, laser and TECAR
6. Understanding layering of shockwave, laser and TECAR with active care

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Chiropractors will be briefed on the many recent legislative changes and potential impacts to their practices on both the state and federal level.  Disciplinary pitfalls are also highlighted, along with strategies to steer clear of them.

Chiropractors will learn more about the clawbacks of PIP benefits under the legal allegations of fraud from the lawyer who took the case to trial in 2024.  He will discuss the new tactics used by the insurance companies and their lawyers’ cottage industries of clawing back years of PIP benefits from chiropractors across the state.

“The Nurse Lawyer” will discuss her expertise in how the 2024 Tort Reform Law impacted chiropractic offices across the State and how to best work around the reforms.  Chiropractors will learn about the best documentation methods in preparing a case for trial.

The last year, there have been some setbacks in PIP legal decisions and coding interpretations.  Chiropractors will learn what those setbacks are, how they may impact their offices, and how to avoid setbacks in the future.

This is a lecture that you will not want to miss!

Learning Objectives:

1. Identify recent state and federal legislative changes impacting the profession, and potential implications for chiropractors.
2. Identify situations where auto insurers may demand refunds in PIP payments; what creates those requests and how to best avoid them.
3. Identify why lawyers no longer accept LOPs; the impact of the Tort Reform Act of 2023; and how to best protect your final bill and your referral sources.
4. Understand the decision that forced LMTs out of many DC offices; whether CAs can perform manual therapy; and is shockwave therapy the next PIP blunder?

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This course explores the various setups for lumbar-pelvic adjustments based on the size of both the doctor and patient, as well as the equipment used. It explains the intrinsic mechanisms dictated by vertebral anatomy to create a lumbar audible release using the Arc of Tension model. Multiple approaches will be reviewed, with a strong focus on clarity and didactic delivery.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand the best approaches and the rationale behind them for common lumbosacral conditions, including:
   • Lumbar Anterolisthesis
   • Lumbar Retrolisthesis
   • Painful Lumbar Scoliosis
   • Sacroiliac (SI) Pain
2. Offer a wide range of therapeutic approaches, each with a step-by-step breakdown for each condition.
3. Provide clear guidance on adapting your current techniques to fit your morphology and, if necessary, create a custom approach.
4. Enable doctors to self-monitor their improvement for safer, more effective treatment delivery.

Sponsor – Script Hessco

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This power packed lecture explores the essential importance of clear doctor-patient communication and compliant record-keeping as a vital role of whole-being care in addressing today’s most pressing public health challenges. With a focus on replenishment, nourishment, and movement, and opioids panelists will offer evidence-based strategies for improving health outcomes and while making the chiropractic attendees mindful on the reasoning for documenting and how to improve record keeping policies in their office. Special attention will be placed to the collaborative role of chiropractic care within an integrated model and compliant record-keeping.

Learning Objectives

1. Recognize the importance of accurate record-keeping and compliant documentation in all aspects of patient care.

2. Demonstrate how clear and compassionate doctor-patient communication improves engagement and outcomes.

3. Identify the necessary documentation for integrated care when addressing the relationship between chronic pain, mental health, and the need for comprehensive solutions.

4. Use your notes to explain the role of whole being care, inclusive of sleep posture, sleep hygiene, physical, emotional health, nutrition, and the gut-brain connection, adjustments, and mobility.

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Provides in-depth training into the subluxation process and patterns in the pediatric population, through the 10D Perfect Storm model of subluxation put together by Dr. Tony Ebel. This model dives deep into the triggers of subluxation, neurological dysfunction, dysregulation, and dysautonomia that then leave a child stuck in a “neurological storm” of stress, inflammation, and chronic illness. The course then links this Perfect Storm sequencing and specific subluxation patterns to both acute and chronic illness in kids, helping attendees learn how to care for the pediatric population in a principled, congruent, subluxation-based model.

Additionally, the session provides in-depth training in the way of care planning, communication, analysis, adjusting, and more. In summary, the 4-hour course is equal parts a deep dive into the neuroscience of subluxation in kids, and then the clinical application of this work so that it can be put into practice in a simple, straightforward way come Monday.

Learning Objectives

1. Explain the neurological and physiological mechanisms by which prenatal distress, birth trauma, and subluxation contribute to chronic illness and neurodevelopmental disorders in children.
2. Analyze the 10D Perfect Storm subluxation patterns and apply the Dyskinesia, Dysafferentation, Dysautonomia, and Developmental Dysponesis framework to pediatric case interpretation and care planning.
3. Demonstrate the use of the Perfect Storm + Neuro-Tonal Clinical Care Model, including the 5-Step Neuro-Tonal Adjusting Process, to deliver principled, neurologically focused chiropractic care for children with chronic health challenges.

Sponsor – The Pediatric Experience

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Provides in-depth training into the subluxation process and patterns in the pediatric population, through the 10D Perfect Storm model of subluxation put together by Dr. Tony Ebel. This model dives deep into the triggers of subluxation, neurological dysfunction, dysregulation, and dysautonomia that then leave a child stuck in a “neurological storm” of stress, inflammation, and chronic illness. The course then links this Perfect Storm sequencing and specific subluxation patterns to both acute and chronic illness in kids, helping attendees learn how to care for the pediatric population in a principled, congruent, subluxation-based model.

Additionally, the session provides in-depth training in the way of care planning, communication, analysis, adjusting, and more. In summary, the 4-hour course is equal parts a deep dive into the neuroscience of subluxation in kids, and then the clinical application of this work so that it can be put into practice in a simple, straightforward way come Monday.

Learning Objectives

1. Explain the neurological and physiological mechanisms by which prenatal distress, birth trauma, and subluxation contribute to chronic illness and neurodevelopmental disorders in children.
2. Analyze the 10D Perfect Storm subluxation patterns and apply the Dyskinesia, Dysafferentation, Dysautonomia, and Developmental Dysponesis framework to pediatric case interpretation and care planning.
3. Demonstrate the use of the Perfect Storm + Neuro-Tonal Clinical Care Model, including the 5-Step Neuro-Tonal Adjusting Process, to deliver principled, neurologically focused chiropractic care for children with chronic health challenges.

Sponsor – The Pediatric Experience

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This comprehensive 2-hour lecture combines the critical elements of navigating federal workers’ compensation with actionable strategies for understanding the cost-effectiveness of chiropractic care. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of the history, regulatory differences, and documentation standards required for federal claims, including billing codes and certification processes for Department of Labor (DOL) compliance. Additionally, the course will highlight the value of chiropractic in today’s healthcare market, addressing cost-saving benefits, value-based care modeling, and methods to prevent audits through proper documentation and coding. Participants will leave equipped with the knowledge and tools to enhance their practice’s compliance, efficiency, and financial success.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify key differences between state and federal workers’ compensation systems and their impact on documentation, billing, and compliance.
2. Analyze the cost-effectiveness of chiropractic care and develop strategies for effectively communicating these benefits to stakeholders.
3. Apply best practices in documentation and coding to prevent audit risks and improve compliance with value-based healthcare models.

Sponsor – Data Claim

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Participants will delve into how artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare, from influencing public opinion and policy to driving advancements in digital health and patient behavior change. The course will address key challenges such as documentation for remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM), ethical coding practices, and ensuring adherence to clinical care plans amidst the rise of AI-driven systems. Attendees will leave with actionable strategies to navigate the evolving landscape of AI while upholding the integrity and value of chiropractic care.

Learning Objectives: 

1. Understand how AI is influencing public opinion, policy, and clinical practices in healthcare, with a focus on its ethical implications for chiropractic care.
2. Apply behavior change science and documentation strategies to improve patient adherence and ensure compliance with remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) standards.
3. Leverage AI tools like DataLink and KPI dashboards to optimize efficiency, improve payer reimbursements, and maintain ethical coding practices.

Sponsor – EMBODI, Infinedi

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This session is designed for chiropractors working with athletic and active populations at community or public events. The first half of the course will focus on evaluation and management of two key extremity region shoulders and hip—offering clinical insight into biomechanics, functional screening, and field-appropriate techniques. The second half will provide essential rehabilitation strategies for non-surgical musculoskeletal injuries, emphasizing early movement, proprioception, and neuromuscular activation. Attendees will leave with a field-ready skillset to support injury prevention and recovery in real-time scenarios while maintaining high standards of clinical care and documentation.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

1. Perform functional movement screening and orthopedic assessment clusters for shoulder and hip dysfunction in athletic and field-based settings.
2. Apply biomechanical principles to techniques aimed at improving mobility in the shoulder and hip joints.
3. Demonstrate foundational rehabilitation protocols that support safe recovery, proprioceptive reactivation, and early return-to-play outcomes.

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This course prepares chiropractors to manage acute head injuries and related emergencies that occur during athletic and community events. Participants will learn how to identify life-threatening injuries, including head trauma, assess red-flag neurological signs, and implement proper emergency protocols in line with ACBSP® Position Statements and Florida law. Emphasis will be placed on triage, assessment, and legal decision-making required when removing an athlete from the field of play. Chiropractors will also explore their collaborative role within the sports medicine team, focusing on risk mitigation and rapid care delivery to support optimal outcomes.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify clinical signs and symptoms that indicate life threats requiring immediate removal from play.
2. Apply updated evidence-informed concussion assessment tools and triage protocols during on-field emergencies.
3. Execute emergency methods, including appropriate stabilization, referral, and transfer of care strategies.

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Today’s evolving healthcare landscape is evolving; are you? This course equips chiropractors and their teams with tools to navigate compliance challenges such as advertising in social media and the management of patient data and financial policies in today’s evolving healthcare landscape. Participants will learn to create compliant and impactful social media campaigns while adhering to advertising regulations standards. Additionally, the course addresses critical topics such as data privacy, emerging reimbursable technologies, and social determinants of health, offering insights into improving patient outcomes through technology and secure data practices. With the financial risks posed by improper discounting, dual fee schedules, and flawed collection policies, this course also explores strategies for aligning with the False Claims Act, Anti-Kickback Statutes, and other regulatory guidelines. By integrating these concepts, chiropractors will gain the knowledge to safeguard their practice, optimize operations, and deliver ethical, compliant care.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify key compliance challenges in social media advertising, patient data management, and financial policies relevant to chiropractic practice.
2. Apply strategies for creating compliant advertising campaigns, protecting patient data, and leveraging reimbursable technologies ethically.
3. Develop a comprehensive understanding of regulatory guidelines such as the False Claims Act and Anti-Kickback Statutes to mitigate financial and legal risks.

Sponsor – CHUSA, EMBODI

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Chiropractors will be briefed on the many recent legislative changes and potential impacts to their practices on both the state and federal level.  Disciplinary pitfalls are also highlighted, along with strategies to steer clear of them.

Chiropractors will learn more about the clawbacks of PIP benefits under the legal allegations of fraud from the lawyer who took the case to trial in 2024.  He will discuss the new tactics used by the insurance companies and their lawyers’ cottage industries of clawing back years of PIP benefits from chiropractors across the state.

“The Nurse Lawyer” will discuss her expertise in how the 2024 Tort Reform Law impacted chiropractic offices across the State and how to best work around the reforms.  Chiropractors will learn about the best documentation methods in preparing a case for trial.

The last year, there have been some setbacks in PIP legal decisions and coding interpretations.  Chiropractors will learn what those setbacks are, how they may impact their offices, and how to avoid setbacks in the future.

This is a lecture that you will not want to miss!

Learning Objectives:

1. Identify recent state and federal legislative changes impacting the profession, and potential implications for chiropractors.
2. Identify situations where auto insurers may demand refunds in PIP payments; what creates those requests and how to best avoid them.
3. Identify why lawyers no longer accept LOPs; the impact of the Tort Reform Act of 2023; and how to best protect your final bill and your referral sources.
4. Understand the decision that forced LMTs out of many DC offices; whether CAs can perform manual therapy; and is shockwave therapy the next PIP blunder?

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Sponsor – IDN

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Sponsor – IDN

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Sponsor – IDN

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The class will cover how to incorporate science and physiology to guide today’s practicing chiropractor.  Of particular importance will be how to make individual care plans based on the patient’s unique needs.  The talk will also focus on developing confidence in the practicing chiropractor.

Learning Objectives

1. Review the current science supporting chiropractic care.
2. Discuss the importance of adjustment as dosage in chiropractic care and how it drives your recommendations.
3. Develop effective patient communication strategies.

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Your patients today face escalating societal health risks tied to the decline of meaningful human connection, driven by rising isolation and digital addiction. These factors disrupt neurotransmitter regulation, weaken immune response, impair emotional regulation, and reduce cognitive focus – all of which present hidden risks to patient health and outcomes.

This session provides chiropractors with a risk-focused framework for identifying and responding to these patterns within their scope of practice. By exploring the critical intersection of stress, vagus nerve function, and the biopsychosocial model — including daily, physical, biochemical, and psychological stressors — practitioners will gain a deeper understanding of how chronic stress compromises vagal tone and autonomic regulation.

Failure to recognize and address these stress-related dysfunctions can increase risk to both practitioner and patient, potentially leading to poorer clinical outcomes and missed opportunities for intervention.

By integrating holistic, evidence-informed strategies, chiropractors can strengthen patient regulation, resilience, and recovery — ultimately reducing clinical risk and enhancing long-term health outcomes in an increasingly disconnected world.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand the four primary types of stress impact vagus nerve function and patient health.
2. Apply the biopsychosocial model to chiropractic assessment and intervention for stress-related dysfunction.
3. Alleviating risk for the practitioner and patient by identifying evidence-based chiropractic and holistic strategies for addressing each type of stress.
4. Explore the integration of Polyvagal Theory chiropractic practice to support emotional and physiological regulation.

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Today’s evolving healthcare landscape is evolving; are you? This course equips chiropractors and their teams with tools to navigate compliance challenges such as advertising in social media and the management of patient data and financial policies in today’s evolving healthcare landscape. Participants will learn to create compliant and impactful social media campaigns while adhering to advertising regulations standards. Additionally, the course addresses critical topics such as data privacy, emerging reimbursable technologies, and social determinants of health, offering insights into improving patient outcomes through technology and secure data practices. With the financial risks posed by improper discounting, dual fee schedules, and flawed collection policies, this course also explores strategies for aligning with the False Claims Act, Anti-Kickback Statutes, and other regulatory guidelines. By integrating these concepts, chiropractors will gain the knowledge to safeguard their practice, optimize operations, and deliver ethical, compliant care.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify key compliance challenges in social media advertising, patient data management, and financial policies relevant to chiropractic practice.
2. Apply strategies for creating compliant advertising campaigns, protecting patient data, and leveraging reimbursable technologies ethically.
3. Develop a comprehensive understanding of regulatory guidelines such as the False Claims Act and Anti-Kickback Statutes to mitigate financial and legal risks.

Sponsor – CHUSA, EMBODI

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In today’s rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, chiropractors must harness both real and artificial intelligence to drive smarter decisions, enhance patient outcomes, and grow their practices. This course explores how AI (generative and agentic) and behavioral economics intersect to optimize patient engagement, improve adherence, and streamline business operations. Attendees will learn practical, ethical, and profitable ways to integrate AI-powered tools and behavioral science strategies, ensuring smarter, more effective chiropractic success.

Learning Objectives

1. Distinguish Between Real and Artificial Intelligence – Understand the difference between human intelligence, generative AI, and agentic AI, and how each can impact decision-making in a chiropractic practice.
2. Apply Behavioral Economics to Drive Patient Success – Learn how cognitive biases and decision science can influence patient adherence, referrals, and cash-based service adoption.
3. Leverage AI for Smarter Patient Engagement – Discover how AI-powered automation can improve communication, reduce no-shows, and increase treatment plan adherence rates, thus improving clinical outcomes.
4. Make Smarter Business Decisions with AI & Behavioral Science – Learn how AI-driven insights and behavioral nudges can enhance revenue, optimize workflows, and improve patient lifetime value.
5. Avoid What’s Not Smart: AI Pitfalls & Ethical Considerations – Identify common AI mistakes, biases, and ethical concerns to ensure technology enhances—rather than replaces—human intelligence in chiropractic care.

Sponsor – EMBODI

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Participants will delve into how artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare, from influencing public opinion and policy to driving advancements in digital health and patient behavior change. The course will address key challenges such as documentation for remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM), ethical coding practices, and ensuring adherence to clinical care plans amidst the rise of AI-driven systems. Attendees will leave with actionable strategies to navigate the evolving landscape of AI while upholding the integrity and value of chiropractic care.

Learning Objectives: 

1. Understand how AI is influencing public opinion, policy, and clinical practices in healthcare, with a focus on its ethical implications for chiropractic care.
2. Apply behavior change science and documentation strategies to improve patient adherence and ensure compliance with remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) standards.
3. Leverage AI tools like DataLink and KPI dashboards to optimize efficiency, improve payer reimbursements, and maintain ethical coding practices.

Sponsor – EMBODI, Infinedi

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Sponsor – IDN

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Your patients today face escalating societal health risks tied to the decline of meaningful human connection, driven by rising isolation and digital addiction. These factors disrupt neurotransmitter regulation, weaken immune response, impair emotional regulation, and reduce cognitive focus – all of which present hidden risks to patient health and outcomes.

This session provides chiropractors with a risk-focused framework for identifying and responding to these patterns within their scope of practice. By exploring the critical intersection of stress, vagus nerve function, and the biopsychosocial model — including daily, physical, biochemical, and psychological stressors — practitioners will gain a deeper understanding of how chronic stress compromises vagal tone and autonomic regulation.

Failure to recognize and address these stress-related dysfunctions can increase risk to both practitioner and patient, potentially leading to poorer clinical outcomes and missed opportunities for intervention.

By integrating holistic, evidence-informed strategies, chiropractors can strengthen patient regulation, resilience, and recovery — ultimately reducing clinical risk and enhancing long-term health outcomes in an increasingly disconnected world.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand the four primary types of stress impact vagus nerve function and patient health.
2. Apply the biopsychosocial model to chiropractic assessment and intervention for stress-related dysfunction.
3. Alleviating risk for the practitioner and patient by identifying evidence-based chiropractic and holistic strategies for addressing each type of stress.
4. Explore the integration of Polyvagal Theory chiropractic practice to support emotional and physiological regulation.

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This presentation will explore the interplay between nitric oxide (NO) bioavailability, vagus nerve signaling in neuroplasticity as a pillar of cognitive resilience. Dr. Habib will discuss the latest research on dietary and supplemental nitrate sources that enhance NO production, improving cerebral blood flow, reducing neuroinflammation, and supporting memory consolidation. Attendees will learn how vagus nerve afferents relay gut-derived NO and microbial metabolites to the nucleus tractus solitarius (NTS), triggering acetylcholine release in the cerebrum.

Activation of this vagal pathway promotes microglial M2 polarization-a state critical for synaptic pruning, neurotrophic factor release, and lifelong neuroplasticity. Clinical insights include vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) protocols that slow hypertension progression and mitigate age-related cognitive decline by preserving autonomic balance and suppressing pro-inflammatory cytokines. Practical applications highlight nitrate-rich diets and VNS as tools to optimize the “microbiota-mouth-brain axis” for cognitive health.

This session bridges molecular mechanisms with translational strategies, equipping attendees to leverage NO-Vagus pathways for cognitive resilience across the lifespan.

Learning Objectives 

1. Analyze the role of dietary nitrates in enhancing NO bioavailability and their impact on cerebral blood flow, inflammation, and memory.
2. Explain how vagus nerve afferent signaling integrates gut-derived NO with NTS activation to modulate acetylcholine release and microglial M2 states.
3. Evaluate evidence linking vagus nerve signaling to improved autonomic tone, neuroinflammation reduction, and survival in hypertensive models.
4. Design interventions combining nitrate supplementation, microbiota modulation, and non-invasive VNS to sustain neuroplasticity in aging populations.

Sponsor – Berkley Life

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In this workshop, Dr. Hewitt will introduce attendees to the branch of manual therapies known as cranial therapy and help Doctors of Chiropractic feel comfortable utilizing this technique on young patients. Dr. Hewitt will discuss the basics of this gentle form of care, including the history of cranial therapies, relevant components of the cranial-dural system, general cranial therapy guidelines, and contraindications for application of the technique.

Dr. Hewitt will then walk attendees through specific cranial techniques for the newborn and infant patient using demonstrations on a model plus video clips of actual treatment sessions, including technique modifications to implement as the child ages. As always throughout her classes, Dr. Hewitt will pepper her instruction with clinical pearls from her 37 years of experience in pediatric practice. It will be helpful for attendees to bring a doll to class to be able to follow along kinesthetically as Dr. Hewitt demonstrates these techniques.

Learning Objectives

1. Explain the rationale underlying cranial therapy.
2. Describe the components of the cranial system.
3. Discuss contraindications for the application of cranial therapy.
4. Demonstrate the condensed six-step cranial therapy protocol.

Sponsor – Logan University

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This session offers a compelling look at the evolution, current relevance, and future impact of chiropractic care in the U.S. and abroad. Dr. Fabrizio Mancini will explore D.D. Palmer’s original vision for chiropractic and its relevance to today’s chronic disease landscape. He will connect the dots between the profession’s foundational philosophy, national health movements like MAHA (Make America Healthy Again), and emerging research, including vertebral function and its links to chronic inflammation, pain, and systemic dysfunction. Bharon Hoag will provide an in-depth update on recent legislative milestones for chiropractic, offering context on national advocacy trends and their implications for DCs in practice today. This lecture emphasizes evidence-based care, cultural relevance, and informed engagement in shaping the future of the profession.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify historical and research-based connections between chiropractic philosophy and chronic disease management.
2. Summarize recent peer-reviewed findings on vertebral function and its implications for inflammation and pain.
3. Describe major legislative victories for chiropractic over the past five years and how they affect patient access and practice structure.
4. Apply insights from emerging research and legislative progress to advocate for and deliver more relevant, effective chiropractic care.

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This course explores the role of medical errors in managing aging populations, emphasizing diagnostic accuracy, patient communication, and the integration of evidence-based protocols. Presenters will address common mistakes in prescribing treatments, ordering tests, and implementing therapies in patients with chronic or age-related conditions. Special attention will be given to the importance of metabolomics, proper medication use, and avoiding errors in genetic testing and supplementation. Attendees will leave with actionable strategies to optimize care and minimize risks when managing aging patients.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify common medical errors in diagnosing and managing age-related conditions.
2. Analyze patient data, including genetic and metabolic testing, to reduce diagnostic inaccuracies.
3. Apply safe, evidence-based treatment protocols to avoid medication and supplementation errors.

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This two-hour program will cover the basics in genetic testing and how to determine what the patient needs to prevent the disease process based on their genetic predisposition.  Evaluating blood work can help support those recommendations and will help determine where the patient is in relationship to being preventative or reactive depending on where they are on their path of health. Being able to coordinate care between the testing can increase success rates in treatment and prevention.  Genetic markers can also help dictate the type of exercise and diet patterns that will be most beneficial for your patients. Ever have the one who “eats right and exercises all the time” and can’t lose weight?  This is an example of how genetic testing can alter their path and your treatment protocol.   Case studies demonstrating this work in clinical practice will be shared.

Learning Objectives

1. The doctor will gain a basic knowledge of genetic testing related to disease, diet, and exercise.
2. The doctor will be able to coordinate basic blood chemistry and genetic testing to create appropriate nutritional or supplemental recommendations.
3. The doctor will understand how to utilize genetic testing in practice in a simple easy to implement manner.

Sponsor – Professional Health Products

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Today’s evolving healthcare landscape is evolving; are you? This course equips chiropractors and their teams with tools to navigate compliance challenges such as advertising in social media and the management of patient data and financial policies in today’s evolving healthcare landscape. Participants will learn to create compliant and impactful social media campaigns while adhering to advertising regulations standards. Additionally, the course addresses critical topics such as data privacy, emerging reimbursable technologies, and social determinants of health, offering insights into improving patient outcomes through technology and secure data practices. With the financial risks posed by improper discounting, dual fee schedules, and flawed collection policies, this course also explores strategies for aligning with the False Claims Act, Anti-Kickback Statutes, and other regulatory guidelines. By integrating these concepts, chiropractors will gain the knowledge to safeguard their practice, optimize operations, and deliver ethical, compliant care.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify key compliance challenges in social media advertising, patient data management, and financial policies relevant to chiropractic practice.
2. Apply strategies for creating compliant advertising campaigns, protecting patient data, and leveraging reimbursable technologies ethically.
3. Develop a comprehensive understanding of regulatory guidelines such as the False Claims Act and Anti-Kickback Statutes to mitigate financial and legal risks.

Sponsor – CHUSA, EMBODI

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This dynamic 2-hour lecture introduces chiropractors to a groundbreaking approach for assessing and managing the cranio-cervical junction (CCJ). Attendees will gain practical tools to quickly and efficiently identify and correct vertebral subluxation complex (VSC) in this critical neurovascular region. The session highlights chiropractors’ unique role in addressing VSC as a global health concern through corrective and maintenance care. Key neurological testing methods, including infrared atlas fossa testing, cervical nerve grip strength, Rhomberg’s balance variations, pupillary reflex, and infrared thermography for sympathetic/parasympathetic assessment, will be explored. Participants will also learn to assess eight cervical ranges of motion, using patient participation to detect biomechanical alterations and guide precise chiropractic adjustments.

Learning Objectives

1. Master a novel CCJ assessment and management protocol.
2. Enhance speed and efficiency in neurological testing.
3. Acquire practical tools for immediate clinical use.

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This course will provide a brief overview of the historical and statistical occurrence of HIV and the pathophysiologic progression to AIDS.  Topics of interest will include how HIV is transmitted throughout the special populations, the roles and requirements of the treating physician as well as a perspective of living with HIV during various stages of life.    To fully understand HIV and treatment protocols, the course will review the human immune system and biochemical interactions of complementary and alternative therapies. The course will also address the advancement of HIV drug protocols and the concept of  “U = U” as it pertains to epidemiology.

Learning Objectives

• Discuss the current statistical trends and personal impact of HIV and AIDS among special populations, diagnostic criteria, treatment measures, and status of “U=U”
• Review the pathophysiology of the human immune system as it pertains to HIV and its progression to AIDs and associated comorbidities
• Address the roles, responsibilities, and impact of the attending physicians and CAMs therapies.

Sponsor – CDIC

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Your patients today face escalating societal health risks tied to the decline of meaningful human connection, driven by rising isolation and digital addiction. These factors disrupt neurotransmitter regulation, weaken immune response, impair emotional regulation, and reduce cognitive focus – all of which present hidden risks to patient health and outcomes.

This session provides chiropractors with a risk-focused framework for identifying and responding to these patterns within their scope of practice. By exploring the critical intersection of stress, vagus nerve function, and the biopsychosocial model — including daily, physical, biochemical, and psychological stressors — practitioners will gain a deeper understanding of how chronic stress compromises vagal tone and autonomic regulation.

Failure to recognize and address these stress-related dysfunctions can increase risk to both practitioner and patient, potentially leading to poorer clinical outcomes and missed opportunities for intervention.

By integrating holistic, evidence-informed strategies, chiropractors can strengthen patient regulation, resilience, and recovery — ultimately reducing clinical risk and enhancing long-term health outcomes in an increasingly disconnected world.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand the four primary types of stress impact vagus nerve function and patient health.
2. Apply the biopsychosocial model to chiropractic assessment and intervention for stress-related dysfunction.
3. Alleviating risk for the practitioner and patient by identifying evidence-based chiropractic and holistic strategies for addressing each type of stress.
4. Explore the integration of Polyvagal Theory chiropractic practice to support emotional and physiological regulation.

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This 2-hour course bridges the gap between passive care and performance-focused rehabilitation through the lens of professional sports chiropractic. Drawing on case experiences from Major League Baseball spring training, the instructor will demonstrate how corrective movement strategies—typically used with elite athletes—can be effectively applied in everyday clinical settings. Attendees will learn functional screening tools, simple corrective protocols, and active care integration methods that require minimal equipment. The course is designed for chiropractors looking to elevate outcomes, patient engagement, and movement-based care. Practical, immediately applicable tools will be shared to use in any practice.

Learning Objectives:

1. Describe how corrective exercise improves functional outcomes and bridges the gap between rehab and performance.
2. Demonstrate functional movement screens that identify common movement dysfunctions in active patients.
3. Integrate simple, clinic-ready corrective exercise protocols into chiropractic care without the need for a full gym setup.

Sponsor – Sarasota Sports Medicine

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Explore the often-overlooked world of ergonomics for pregnant women in this practical, evidence-based session. Learn how to support your patients through the physical changes of pregnancy by optimizing posture, movement, and daily environments. We’ll cover key ergonomic adjustments—from desk jobs to lifting techniques—and offer strategies to reduce pain and improve comfort. Walk away with actionable tools to enhance your care and empower your pregnant patients throughout every stage.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify common ergonomic challenges faced by pregnant women in various environments.
2. Recommend posture and movement strategies to reduce strain and discomfort.
3. Apply practical ergonomic adjustments for work, home, and sleep settings.
4. Educate patients on safe lifting techniques and positioning during daily activities.
5. Support pregnant patients with customized solutions that enhance comfort, safety, and function.

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In this stand-alone session we will focus on a broad understanding of cancer. The history of cancer prevalence will be compared to lifestyle changes and changes within society and the American lifestyle. We will discuss cancer as a chronic disease with a look at cancer statistics and trends in various forms of cancer and cancer incidences. The basic forms of cancer and grades of cancer will be discussed.

Learning Objectives

1. Analyze trends in cancer prevalence in relation to societal and lifestyle changes.
2. Identify and describe the five basic forms of cancer and their distinguishing features.
3. Differentiate between benign and malignant tumors.
4. Explain the processes of angiogenesis and metastasis in cancer development.
5. Understand cancer grading systems and how they relate to prognosis and treatment.

Sponsor – Biotics Research Corporation

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In this stand-alone session, we will be guiding students through a clinical approach on how to best examine a patient case to rule out cancer. We will review the history and testing of the patient’s condition and demonstrate how to document such analysis. Patients often see chiropractic physicians as a knowledgeable professional who can offer advice on serious illnesses. Chiropractic physicians cannot claim to treat cancer, but they can threaten people who have cancer. Case studies documenting alternative and adjunctive treatments for various cancers will be offered.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify the warning signs and symptoms of common cancers that may be present in a chiropractic setting.
2. Demonstrate appropriate documentation techniques for patient cases involving suspected or confirmed cancer, including referrals and patient education.
3. Analyze case studies involving chiropractic care in patients with cancer, recognizing the ethical boundaries of communication and scope of practice.

Sponsor – Biotics Research Corporation

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In this stand-alone session, the student will learn about common diagnostics used with both traditional and non-traditional practitioners. We will also explore advanced traditional testing. We will also explore accurate and non-traditional testing that leads to alternative and adjunctive treatments. Genetic testing such as BRCA 1 and BRCA 2 will be discussed. Imaging tests such as 3 T MRI will be presented. Circulating tumor cells and RGCC testing will be discussed as well as Galleri test.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify commonly used diagnostic tools in both traditional and integrative cancer care, including genetic and imaging modalities.
2. Evaluate emerging technologies such as circulating tumor cell testing (RGCC) and Galleri testing for their clinical relevance in early detection and adjunctive treatment planning.
3. Discuss the role of advanced diagnostics in cancer prevention, patient education, and long-term monitoring within a collaborative healthcare framework.

Sponsor – Biotics Research Corporation

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This two-hour webinar uses research from Harvard Medical School, the Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, National Institute of Health, and other reputable organizations to provide DCs current, reliable information regarding the fast-growing marketplace for compounds like CBD and other cannabinoids. Regardless DCs our interest in providing CBD products in their practice, this presentation will allow DCs to speak knowledgeably on this topic to your patients.

Learning Objectives:

1. Define critical components of CBD Legality – including COAs, Labels and formulations
2. Educating Doctors & Patients on CBD’s Evidence-Based Benefits
3. Integrate CBD Discussions into Chiropractic Practice

Sponsor – Sterling Professional CBD

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This course explores the role of medical errors in managing aging populations, emphasizing diagnostic accuracy, patient communication, and the integration of evidence-based protocols. Presenters will address common mistakes in prescribing treatments, ordering tests, and implementing therapies in patients with chronic or age-related conditions. Special attention will be given to the importance of metabolomics, proper medication use, and avoiding errors in genetic testing and supplementation. Attendees will leave with actionable strategies to optimize care and minimize risks when managing aging patients.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify common medical errors in diagnosing and managing age-related conditions.
2. Analyze patient data, including genetic and metabolic testing, to reduce diagnostic inaccuracies.
3. Apply safe, evidence-based treatment protocols to avoid medication and supplementation errors.

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This course explores the impact of chronic inflammation, or metaflammation, on overall health and aging. Attendees will examine key contributors, including lifestyle factors, stress, gut health, environmental exposure, and immune dysfunction. The session will also highlight the brain-heart and gut-heart connections, discussing how these systems influence metabolic health and aging. Additionally, participants will gain insight into stress management, dietary considerations, and the role of supplementation in reducing inflammation and promoting longevity.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify key contributors to metaflammation and their impact on aging and disease progression.
2. Analyze the connections between gut health, brain function, and cardiovascular health.
3. Evaluate the role of supplementation and lifestyle modifications in reducing inflammation and optimizing patient outcomes.

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This 2-hour course is designed to educate chiropractic physicians on how to identify high-risk patients and situations that may lead to adverse outcomes or malpractice exposure. The session emphasizes clinical decision-making and communication strategies that strengthen the doctor-patient relationship and mitigate risk. Participants will learn to recognize red flags, contraindications to care, and specific scenarios that require modification or referral. Attendees will leave with practical tools to improve patient safety, enhance documentation, and reduce liability in day-to-day chiropractic practice.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify red flags and contraindications that may signal increased risk in chiropractic care.
2. Apply appropriate risk management strategies to clinical scenarios involving high-risk patients.
3. Evaluate and modify care plans based on patient-specific risk factors, including past surgeries and co-morbid conditions.

Sponsor – NCMIC

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This session offers a compelling look at the evolution, current relevance, and future impact of chiropractic care in the U.S. and abroad. Dr. Fabrizio Mancini will explore D.D. Palmer’s original vision for chiropractic and its relevance to today’s chronic disease landscape. He will connect the dots between the profession’s foundational philosophy, national health movements like MAHA (Make America Healthy Again), and emerging research, including vertebral function and its links to chronic inflammation, pain, and systemic dysfunction. Bharon Hoag will provide an in-depth update on recent legislative milestones for chiropractic, offering context on national advocacy trends and their implications for DCs in practice today. This lecture emphasizes evidence-based care, cultural relevance, and informed engagement in shaping the future of the profession.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify historical and research-based connections between chiropractic philosophy and chronic disease management.
2. Summarize recent peer-reviewed findings on vertebral function and its implications for inflammation and pain.
3. Describe major legislative victories for chiropractic over the past five years and how they affect patient access and practice structure.
4. Apply insights from emerging research and legislative progress to advocate for and deliver more relevant, effective chiropractic care.

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Course Description: This 100-minute general education course empowers Certified Chiropractic Physician Assistants (CCPAs) to elevate their role and enhance chiropractic practice success. Through practical strategies, attendees will learn to streamline workflows, engage patients effectively, and foster a positive team dynamic. The course explores the CCPA/DC partnership, practice expansion techniques, and the transformative power of chiropractic care, equipping participants with tools to inspire their teams and optimize patient outcomes.

Learning Objectives:

1. Implement streamlined workflows to enhance patient engagement and practice efficiency.
2. Apply strategies to strengthen the CCPA/DC partnership for improved practice outcomes.
3. Inspire team motivation and patient trust through positive leadership and chiropractic advocacy.

Sponsor – Chiropractic Educational Network

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Course Description: This 100-minute course equips chiropractors with critical knowledge to prevent medical errors and enhance patient safety in their practices. Attendees will explore the types, causes, and impacts of medical errors in chiropractic care, delving into legal, ethical, and economic consequences. Through case studies and practical strategies, participants will learn to address root causes, mitigate risks, and foster a culture of safety, ensuring high-quality care and compliance with regulatory standards.

Learning Objectives:

1.     Identify common medical errors in chiropractic care to implement preventive measures.

2.     Analyze root causes of errors to strengthen practice systems and workflows.

3.     Develop a patient safety culture through education and collaborative teamwork.

Sponsor – Chiropractic Educational Network

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This power packed lecture explores the essential importance of clear doctor-patient communication and compliant record-keeping as a vital role of whole-being care in addressing today’s most pressing public health challenges. With a focus on replenishment, nourishment, and movement, and opioids panelists will offer evidence-based strategies for improving health outcomes and while making the chiropractic attendees mindful on the reasoning for documenting and how to improve record keeping policies in their office. Special attention will be placed to the collaborative role of chiropractic care within an integrated model and compliant record-keeping.

Learning Objectives

1. Recognize the importance of accurate record-keeping and compliant documentation in all aspects of patient care.

2. Demonstrate how clear and compassionate doctor-patient communication improves engagement and outcomes.

3. Identify the necessary documentation for integrated care when addressing the relationship between chronic pain, mental health, and the need for comprehensive solutions.

4. Use your notes to explain the role of whole being care, inclusive of sleep posture, sleep hygiene, physical, emotional health, nutrition, and the gut-brain connection, adjustments, and mobility.

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Most practices don’t fail all at once; they wear down slowly under the weight of inefficiency, reactive decisions, and unspoken burnout. In this candid, insight-packed session, we’ll explore the root causes behind practice stagnation and collapse, drawn from a decade of valuing and analyzing real clinics. You’ll walk away with a clear understanding of the operational blind spots and structural missteps that silently sabotage clinics and put doctors’ futures at risk.

Learning Objectives

1. Uncover the hidden patterns and warning signs that cause practices to fail.
2. Distinguish the traits and strategies of thriving clinics from those stuck in survival mode, using real-world   examples and behind-the-scenes insights.
3. Implement high-impact operational shifts that drive efficiency, support sustainability, and future-proof your practice.

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According to The American Journal of Medicine – Cognitive function and aging is a global health challenge.  In the United States, most older adults 50 years and older do not meet the recommended daily fiber intake, although preliminary evidence suggests that dietary fiber consumption could elicit clinical benefits on cognitive function.

Dr. Mullican will review the clinical data on soluble and insoluble fiber.  Were we find it, the benefits to our overall health and how much do we need to as we get older to make a real difference.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify the potential benefits of increasing dietary fiber intake on cognitive function in older adults.
2. Explain the mechanisms by which dietary fiber may influence cognitive decline associated with aging, including its effects on brain health and blood sugar regulation.
3. Compare and contrast the effects of different types of dietary fiber on cognitive performance.

Sponsor – Invisa-RED

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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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Are you ready to explore one of the most groundbreaking advancements in Chiropractic Health Science? Join internationally renowned researcher Prof. Dr. Narain Naidu for an exclusive Continuing Education (CE) session where he will unveil the Bio-Operational Surveillance System (B.O.S.S.) – a powerful, science-driven model rooted in the innate intelligence of the vertebral/spinal column and its potential multifunctional role in Chiropractic. Redefine your role as a precision healer – through the power of spinal intelligence and the B.O.S.S.

Learning Objectives

1. Explore how chiropractic adjustments, when strategically combined with Precision Nutra-Metabolic Reset (pNMR), can help restore physiological balance (homeostasis) by activating the body’s innate surveillance and optimizing regulatory systems at the cellular level.

2. Learn about the emerging science behind B.O.S.S., offering evidence-based insights into how vertebral / spinal-based structure-function can influence overall metabolic and immunological health with chiropractic adjustments.

3. Enhance your clinical impact and offer new hope to patients suffering from post-viral metabolic syndromes (i.e., Long-COVID). This course offers innovative tools, protocols, and evidence-based science to position chiropractic at the forefront of natural healthcare.

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Despite chiropractic’s essential role in musculoskeletal health, its clinical impact often goes underrecognized due to a lack of consistent, research-grade documentation. This course aims to bridge that gap by providing chiropractors with a practical framework for recording, analyzing, and contributing credible clinical data that aligns with scientific and regulatory standards.

In Part 1, we examine a published Institutional Review Board (IRB)-approved Human Randomized Controlled Trial (h-RCT) in bone and joint health. The course outlines how patient histories, inclusion and exclusion criteria, serum biomarkers, and clinical progress were systematically documented to support both treatment evaluation and publication in a peer-reviewed journal. Attendees will learn how these principles of research-grade documentation can be applied in a chiropractic setting.

In Part 2, we shift to a forward-looking opportunity: a planned multi-site observational study that invites chiropractors to participate by recording non-invasive, real-world outcomes such as pain, mobility, and fatigue. Using a digital platform that is compliant with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), clinicians will be able to submit structured data that may inform future publications comparing chiropractic care alone versus in combination with targeted, evidence-based nutritional protocols.

This course is more than a continuing education session—it is an invitation to elevate chiropractic through structured, credible, research-grade documentation and collaborative clinical research.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand the role of research-grade documentation in validating chiropractic outcomes.
2. Apply clinical methods for tracking bone turnover and inflammation markers in a documented, publishable format.
3. Learn from a completed IRB-approved study how rigorous documentation supports ethical, scientific, and regulatory standards.
4. Explore secure digital tools for collecting structured patient-reported outcomes in real-world chiropractic settings.
5. Understand how contributing to multi-site observational research can lead to professional recognition and publication.

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Despite chiropractic’s essential role in musculoskeletal health, its clinical impact often goes underrecognized due to a lack of consistent, research-grade documentation. This course aims to bridge that gap by providing chiropractors with a practical framework for recording, analyzing, and contributing credible clinical data that aligns with scientific and regulatory standards.

In Part 1, we examine a published Institutional Review Board (IRB)-approved Human Randomized Controlled Trial (h-RCT) in bone and joint health. The course outlines how patient histories, inclusion and exclusion criteria, serum biomarkers, and clinical progress were systematically documented to support both treatment evaluation and publication in a peer-reviewed journal. Attendees will learn how these principles of research-grade documentation can be applied in a chiropractic setting.

In Part 2, we shift to a forward-looking opportunity: a planned multi-site observational study that invites chiropractors to participate by recording non-invasive, real-world outcomes such as pain, mobility, and fatigue. Using a digital platform that is compliant with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), clinicians will be able to submit structured data that may inform future publications comparing chiropractic care alone versus in combination with targeted, evidence-based nutritional protocols.

This course is more than a continuing education session—it is an invitation to elevate chiropractic through structured, credible, research-grade documentation and collaborative clinical research.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand the role of research-grade documentation in validating chiropractic outcomes.
2. Apply clinical methods for tracking bone turnover and inflammation markers in a documented, publishable format.
3. Learn from a completed IRB-approved study how rigorous documentation supports ethical, scientific, and regulatory standards.
4. Explore secure digital tools for collecting structured patient-reported outcomes in real-world chiropractic settings.
5. Understand how contributing to multi-site observational research can lead to professional recognition and publication.

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This course prepares chiropractors to manage acute head injuries and related emergencies that occur during athletic and community events. Participants will learn how to identify life-threatening injuries, including head trauma, assess red-flag neurological signs, and implement proper emergency protocols in line with ACBSP® Position Statements and Florida law. Emphasis will be placed on triage, assessment, and legal decision-making required when removing an athlete from the field of play. Chiropractors will also explore their collaborative role within the sports medicine team, focusing on risk mitigation and rapid care delivery to support optimal outcomes.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify clinical signs and symptoms that indicate life threats requiring immediate removal from play.
2. Apply updated evidence-informed concussion assessment tools and triage protocols during on-field emergencies.
3. Execute emergency methods, including appropriate stabilization, referral, and transfer of care strategies.

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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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This session is designed for chiropractors working with athletic and active populations at community or public events. The first half of the course will focus on evaluation and management of two key extremity region shoulders and hip—offering clinical insight into biomechanics, functional screening, and field-appropriate techniques. The second half will provide essential rehabilitation strategies for non-surgical musculoskeletal injuries, emphasizing early movement, proprioception, and neuromuscular activation. Attendees will leave with a field-ready skillset to support injury prevention and recovery in real-time scenarios while maintaining high standards of clinical care and documentation.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

1. Perform functional movement screening and orthopedic assessment clusters for shoulder and hip dysfunction in athletic and field-based settings.
2. Apply biomechanical principles to techniques aimed at improving mobility in the shoulder and hip joints.
3. Demonstrate foundational rehabilitation protocols that support safe recovery, proprioceptive reactivation, and early return-to-play outcomes.

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Chiropractors will be briefed on the many recent legislative changes and potential impacts to their practices on both the state and federal level.  Disciplinary pitfalls are also highlighted, along with strategies to steer clear of them.

Chiropractors will learn more about the clawbacks of PIP benefits under the legal allegations of fraud from the lawyer who took the case to trial in 2024.  He will discuss the new tactics used by the insurance companies and their lawyers’ cottage industries of clawing back years of PIP benefits from chiropractors across the state.

“The Nurse Lawyer” will discuss her expertise in how the 2024 Tort Reform Law impacted chiropractic offices across the State and how to best work around the reforms.  Chiropractors will learn about the best documentation methods in preparing a case for trial.

The last year, there have been some setbacks in PIP legal decisions and coding interpretations.  Chiropractors will learn what those setbacks are, how they may impact their offices, and how to avoid setbacks in the future.

This is a lecture that you will not want to miss!

Learning Objectives:

1. Identify recent state and federal legislative changes impacting the profession, and potential implications for chiropractors.
2. Identify situations where auto insurers may demand refunds in PIP payments; what creates those requests and how to best avoid them.
3. Identify why lawyers no longer accept LOPs; the impact of the Tort Reform Act of 2023; and how to best protect your final bill and your referral sources.
4. Understand the decision that forced LMTs out of many DC offices; whether CAs can perform manual therapy; and is shockwave therapy the next PIP blunder?

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In today’s aggressive regulatory and legal environment, chiropractors must remain vigilant to avoid becoming the target of insurance investigations, clawback demands, and fraud litigation. This course, presented by two leading healthcare attorneys, provides attendees with critical legal insights into the evolving strategies used by insurance companies in Florida to target healthcare providers. Attendees will learn how to identify red flags, avoid legal pitfalls, and protect their practices from unnecessary risk. Hour one will focus on the lifecycle of PIP fraudulent investigation, clawback claims and best practices to minimize exposure. Hour two will analyze recent “Right Spinal” case strictly prohibiting LMT’s from treating PIP patients, the legal principles behind the federal cases against chiropractors, and how laws such as Patient Brokering, and licensing restrictions are being applied to spine care delivery.

Learning Objectives

1. Recognize key legal risks, including the “predetermined protocol” theory, that insurance companies use to build PIP fraud claims.
2. Implement compliance-driven best practices to reduce the likelihood of being targeted by an insurance audit or clawback lawsuit.
3. Interpret the current legal standards and recent court rulings, including the Right Spinal case, and apply these to staff utilization, patient brokering, and clinical protocols.

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This 2-hour continuing education course explores the critical role of single-carbon metabolism, particularly the folate cycle—in supporting cardiovascular, cognitive, and cellular health. The course begins with an overview of the biochemical pathways involved in one-carbon metabolism and explains how disruptions in this system can impact methylation, detoxification, and gene expression. Attendees will examine the importance of folate in its natural and synthetic forms, as well as its role in methylation reactions that influence neurological and cardiovascular outcomes.

Through an evidence-informed lens, the second hour focuses on practical applications in nutritional chiropractic care. Emphasis is placed on whole food-based strategies for supporting methylation pathways, highlighting essential co-factors such as magnesium, zinc, vitamin B12, and other B-complex vitamins. Attendees will also learn to identify whole food sources of key methyl donors and how to apply this information in clinical practice to optimize patient outcomes.

Learning Objectives

1. Explain the role of single-carbon metabolism and the folate cycle in methylation, detoxification, and neurological health.
2. Identify essential nutrients and co-factors involved in supporting one-carbon metabolism and describe their whole food sources.
3. Compare natural and synthetic forms of folate and assess their clinical relevance in chiropractic nutritional support.

Sponsor – Standard Process

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This power packed lecture explores the essential importance of clear doctor-patient communication and compliant record-keeping as a vital role of whole-being care in addressing today’s most pressing public health challenges. With a focus on replenishment, nourishment, and movement, and opioids panelists will offer evidence-based strategies for improving health outcomes and while making the chiropractic attendees mindful on the reasoning for documenting and how to improve record keeping policies in their office. Special attention will be placed to the collaborative role of chiropractic care within an integrated model and compliant record-keeping.

Learning Objectives

1. Recognize the importance of accurate record-keeping and compliant documentation in all aspects of patient care.

2. Demonstrate how clear and compassionate doctor-patient communication improves engagement and outcomes.

3. Identify the necessary documentation for integrated care when addressing the relationship between chronic pain, mental health, and the need for comprehensive solutions.

4. Use your notes to explain the role of whole being care, inclusive of sleep posture, sleep hygiene, physical, emotional health, nutrition, and the gut-brain connection, adjustments, and mobility.

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Adolescent health is evolving rapidly, with significant changes affecting both male and female patients. Earlier onset of puberty, increased chronic pain, growing mental and emotional health challenges, and a rise in medication usage and surgical interventions are affecting this population. Today’s adolescents often present with conditions previously only seen in adults. Chiropractors are in a unique position to offer early intervention, holistic care, and long-term health strategies. This session will examine the most common conditions seen in male and female tweens, teens, and young adults and provide evidence-informed chiropractic care, educational strategies, and tools for improving wellness across the adolescent spectrum.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify the most commonly presenting musculoskeletal and chronic health conditions in male and female adolescent populations.
2. Examine the effects of societal, emotional, and physical stressors on adolescent health and their implications for chiropractic care.
3. Implement age-appropriate, evidence-based treatment approaches and communication strategies that support adolescent wellness and development.
4. Develop patient and family education strategies that empower adolescents to adopt healthy lifestyle practices.

Sponsor – NCMIC

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Your patients today face escalating societal health risks tied to the decline of meaningful human connection, driven by rising isolation and digital addiction. These factors disrupt neurotransmitter regulation, weaken immune response, impair emotional regulation, and reduce cognitive focus – all of which present hidden risks to patient health and outcomes.

This session provides chiropractors with a risk-focused framework for identifying and responding to these patterns within their scope of practice. By exploring the critical intersection of stress, vagus nerve function, and the biopsychosocial model — including daily, physical, biochemical, and psychological stressors — practitioners will gain a deeper understanding of how chronic stress compromises vagal tone and autonomic regulation.

Failure to recognize and address these stress-related dysfunctions can increase risk to both practitioner and patient, potentially leading to poorer clinical outcomes and missed opportunities for intervention.

By integrating holistic, evidence-informed strategies, chiropractors can strengthen patient regulation, resilience, and recovery — ultimately reducing clinical risk and enhancing long-term health outcomes in an increasingly disconnected world.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand the four primary types of stress impact vagus nerve function and patient health.
2. Apply the biopsychosocial model to chiropractic assessment and intervention for stress-related dysfunction.
3. Alleviating risk for the practitioner and patient by identifying evidence-based chiropractic and holistic strategies for addressing each type of stress.
4. Explore the integration of Polyvagal Theory chiropractic practice to support emotional and physiological regulation.

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Neurological Dry Needling for Pain Management & Sports Rehabilitation (Foundation course) (3-day) develops the knowledge and clinical skills required to effectively assess and dry needle painful neuromuscular conditions. This course teaches participants to treat the body locally, segmentally, and systemically; we do not divide the body up into upper and lower halves requiring you to take 2 courses before being able to need the entire body. Our system is built on the foundation of Neurological Dry Needling that focuses on peri-neural and peri­vascular needling to normalize inflammation ( neurogenic ), microcirculation, and reduce soft tissue guarding. Our peripheral nerve mapping model is a logical and systemic process that elevates the clinical application of dry needling by needling more than just muscles. Various needling techniques are practiced including the use of electrical nerve stimulation to provide participants with a variety of safe and effective treatment options.

Learning Objectives

1. Correctly identify and apply proper precautions related to blood borne pathogens related to the clinical practice of dry needling therapy from the course pre-reading.
2. Independently identify and apply dry needling to each of the three types of trigger points (homeostatic, paravertebral and symptomatic) in a given case study.
3. Integrate the physiological mechanisms of needling when developing a treatment plan for a given musculoskeletal condition.
4. Discuss the prevention and management of adverse responses to dry needling based on OSHA requirements with 100% accuracy during case study.
5. Independently apply dry needling treatment safely into musculoskeletal neuro­trigger points during lab sessions.
6. Independently evaluate and treat soft tissue and neurogenic dysfunctions relating to a given neuromusculoskeletal condition
7. Correctly defend the IDN system for treatment of musculoskeletal pain based on the unique neurology and physiology of neuro-trigger points.
8. Independently integrate the IDN system into the participant’s Chiropractic practice in relation to current clinical guidelines.

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Neurological Dry Needling for Pain Management & Sports Rehabilitation (Foundation course) (3-day) develops the knowledge and clinical skills required to effectively assess and dry needle painful neuromuscular conditions. This course teaches participants to treat the body locally, segmentally, and systemically; we do not divide the body up into upper and lower halves requiring you to take 2 courses before being able to need the entire body. Our system is built on the foundation of Neurological Dry Needling that focuses on peri-neural and peri­vascular needling to normalize inflammation ( neurogenic ), microcirculation, and reduce soft tissue guarding. Our peripheral nerve mapping model is a logical and systemic process that elevates the clinical application of dry needling by needling more than just muscles. Various needling techniques are practiced including the use of electrical nerve stimulation to provide participants with a variety of safe and effective treatment options.

Learning Objectives

1. Correctly identify and apply proper precautions related to blood borne pathogens related to the clinical practice of dry needling therapy from the course pre-reading.
2. Independently identify and apply dry needling to each of the three types of trigger points (homeostatic, paravertebral and symptomatic) in a given case study.
3. Integrate the physiological mechanisms of needling when developing a treatment plan for a given musculoskeletal condition.
4. Discuss the prevention and management of adverse responses to dry needling based on OSHA requirements with 100% accuracy during case study.
5. Independently apply dry needling treatment safely into musculoskeletal neuro­trigger points during lab sessions.
6. Independently evaluate and treat soft tissue and neurogenic dysfunctions relating to a given neuromusculoskeletal condition
7. Correctly defend the IDN system for treatment of musculoskeletal pain based on the unique neurology and physiology of neuro-trigger points.
8. Independently integrate the IDN system into the participant’s Chiropractic practice in relation to current clinical guidelines.

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Sponsor: IDN

Neurological Dry Needling for Pain Management & Sports Rehabilitation (Foundation course) (3-day) develops the knowledge and clinical skills required to effectively assess and dry needle painful neuromuscular conditions. This course teaches participants to treat the body locally, segmentally, and systemically; we do not divide the body up into upper and lower halves requiring you to take 2 courses before being able to need the entire body. Our system is built on the foundation of Neurological Dry Needling that focuses on peri-neural and peri­vascular needling to normalize inflammation ( neurogenic ), microcirculation, and reduce soft tissue guarding. Our peripheral nerve mapping model is a logical and systemic process that elevates the clinical application of dry needling by needling more than just muscles. Various needling techniques are practiced including the use of electrical nerve stimulation to provide participants with a variety of safe and effective treatment options.

Learning Objectives

1. Correctly identify and apply proper precautions related to blood borne pathogens related to the clinical practice of dry needling therapy from the course pre-reading.
2. Independently identify and apply dry needling to each of the three types of trigger points (homeostatic, paravertebral and symptomatic) in a given case study.
3. Integrate the physiological mechanisms of needling when developing a treatment plan for a given musculoskeletal condition.
4. Discuss the prevention and management of adverse responses to dry needling based on OSHA requirements with 100% accuracy during case study.
5. Independently apply dry needling treatment safely into musculoskeletal neuro­trigger points during lab sessions.
6. Independently evaluate and treat soft tissue and neurogenic dysfunctions relating to a given neuromusculoskeletal condition
7. Correctly defend the IDN system for treatment of musculoskeletal pain based on the unique neurology and physiology of neuro-trigger points.
8. Independently integrate the IDN system into the participant’s Chiropractic practice in relation to current clinical guidelines.

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Sponsor: IDN

This course covers the patient’s flow from coming into practice through doing a thorough consultation to find the patient’s complaints and how that affects their activities of daily living and the emotional component behind that, through the Report of Findings and laying out the care and increasing the awareness of the patient on the importance of care

Learning Objectives

1. Understanding the entire process from patient entering the practice to starting care.
2. Proper evaluation to determine the correct care for each patient.
3. Distinguish between an integrated and a chiropractic care plan.
4. Uncovering the patient’s barriers to getting the care needed and thereby recover their optimal health.
5. Setting up proper expectations for care.

Sponsor – The Business Academy

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This 2-hour interactive seminar equips chiropractors with the knowledge and tools to effectively implement artificial intelligence (AI) technologies into their practices. As the healthcare industry undergoes rapid technological transformation, this course highlights how chiropractors can stay ahead of the curve—without losing the human touch that defines quality care.

Attendees will explore practical AI tools that reduce administrative burdens, enhance patient communication, and support clinical decision-making. Through real-world examples, live demonstrations, and a personalized practice plan, participants will leave with actionable strategies to improve office efficiency, patient outcomes, and long-term business sustainability.

This course is designed for practicing chiropractors and clinic managers who want to future-proof their practices by understanding and applying AI innovations in a practical, ethical, and patient-centered way.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify key AI tools that streamline administrative tasks, improve patient communication, and enhance clinical decision-making.
2. Integrate AI-driven solutions into their unique office workflows to reduce overhead and increase efficiency without losing human touch.
3. Visualize the future of chiropractic through real-world case examples and prepare for the rapid changes coming in patient care and business operations.
4. Apply a personalized AI readiness analysis and implementation plan to their office for immediate growth and measurable impact.

Sponsor – My Lifestyle IQ

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Your patients today face escalating societal health risks tied to the decline of meaningful human connection, driven by rising isolation and digital addiction. These factors disrupt neurotransmitter regulation, weaken immune response, impair emotional regulation, and reduce cognitive focus – all of which present hidden risks to patient health and outcomes.

This session provides chiropractors with a risk-focused framework for identifying and responding to these patterns within their scope of practice. By exploring the critical intersection of stress, vagus nerve function, and the biopsychosocial model — including daily, physical, biochemical, and psychological stressors — practitioners will gain a deeper understanding of how chronic stress compromises vagal tone and autonomic regulation.

Failure to recognize and address these stress-related dysfunctions can increase risk to both practitioner and patient, potentially leading to poorer clinical outcomes and missed opportunities for intervention.

By integrating holistic, evidence-informed strategies, chiropractors can strengthen patient regulation, resilience, and recovery — ultimately reducing clinical risk and enhancing long-term health outcomes in an increasingly disconnected world.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand the four primary types of stress impact vagus nerve function and patient health.
2. Apply the biopsychosocial model to chiropractic assessment and intervention for stress-related dysfunction.
3. Alleviating risk for the practitioner and patient by identifying evidence-based chiropractic and holistic strategies for addressing each type of stress.
4. Explore the integration of Polyvagal Theory chiropractic practice to support emotional and physiological regulation.

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Objectives:

-Understand Opioid Addiction Dynamics: Doctors will gain insight into the statistical trends of opioid prescribing, overdose, and suicide rates, as well as the biochemical mechanisms of opioid addiction and its impact on physical and mental health.
-Identify Risk Factors and Societal Influences: Participants will learn to recognize the interconnected roles of physical health, mental health, addiction, societal pressures, and the effects of COVID-19 in fueling the opioid crisis.
-Implement Prevention and Treatment Strategies: Doctors will be equipped with knowledge of upstream prevention techniques, including lifestyle modifications such as diet, exercise, and supplementation, to aid in the treatment and prevention of opioid addiction.

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This power packed lecture explores the essential importance of clear doctor-patient communication and compliant record-keeping as a vital role of whole-being care in addressing today’s most pressing public health challenges. With a focus on replenishment, nourishment, and movement, and opioids panelists will offer evidence-based strategies for improving health outcomes and while making the chiropractic attendees mindful on the reasoning for documenting and how to improve record keeping policies in their office. Special attention will be placed to the collaborative role of chiropractic care within an integrated model and compliant record-keeping.

Learning Objectives

1. Recognize the importance of accurate record-keeping and compliant documentation in all aspects of patient care.

2. Demonstrate how clear and compassionate doctor-patient communication improves engagement and outcomes.

3. Identify the necessary documentation for integrated care when addressing the relationship between chronic pain, mental health, and the need for comprehensive solutions.

4. Use your notes to explain the role of whole being care, inclusive of sleep posture, sleep hygiene, physical, emotional health, nutrition, and the gut-brain connection, adjustments, and mobility.

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Are you ready to take your chiropractic practice to the next level? Whether you’re considering the benefits of forming a multidisciplinary practice or looking to enhance the efficiency and profitability of your current setup, this Continuing Education session is your ultimate roadmap to success. With new regulatory updates, evolving patient needs, and growing opportunities for collaboration, now is the perfect time to master the art of integrative practice.

Learning Objectives:

1. Describe the benefits and structural differences of multidisciplinary and integrative chiropractic practice models, including collaborative care roles.
2. Implement current legal, regulatory, and documentation requirements, especially for Medicare and ancillary services—to ensure compliance in multidisciplinary settings.
3. Apply strategies for credentialing providers, integrating ancillary services, and improving operational efficiency for long-term practice growth and sustainability.

Sponsor – Breakthrough Coaching

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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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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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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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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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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.

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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 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.

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.

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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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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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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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This course explores the role of medical errors in managing aging populations, emphasizing diagnostic accuracy, patient communication, and the integration of evidence-based protocols. Presenters will address common mistakes in prescribing treatments, ordering tests, and implementing therapies in patients with chronic or age-related conditions. Special attention will be given to the importance of metabolomics, proper medication use, and avoiding errors in genetic testing and supplementation. Attendees will leave with actionable strategies to optimize care and minimize risks when managing aging patients.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify common medical errors in diagnosing and managing age-related conditions.
2. Analyze patient data, including genetic and metabolic testing, to reduce diagnostic inaccuracies.
3. Apply safe, evidence-based treatment protocols to avoid medication and supplementation errors.

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Embark on a journey into the forefront of health with our course, “Novel Topics in Health Optimization: Metabolomics, Methylene Blue, and GABA.” Discover the transformative potential of Clinical Metabolomics, the study of the complete set of small-molecule metabolites (such as metabolic intermediates, minerals, hormones, and other signaling molecules) found within an organism.  Metabolomics has been hailed as the 21st century stethoscope, and we’ll explore its pivotal role in shifting healthcare paradigms from the treatment of disease to the optimization of health.

In addition, we will delve into the intriguing world of Methylene Blue, uncovering its profound impact on energy production and antioxidant reserve. Finally, learn how to harness metabolomic data to detect GABA neurotransmitter deficiency. We’ll explore innovative correction strategies, empowering your patients to stop forgetting to turn on the brakes (GABA) and calm down.

Learning Objectives

1. Learning why Clinical Metabolomics is the Stethoscope of the 21st Century and how a shift in perspective from disease to health is essential.
2. Gain an in-depth understanding of how Methylene Blue can impact the production and utilization of metabolites, and in the process compensate for deficiencies and toxicities affecting energy metabolism.
3. Learn how to detect GABA deficiencies using metabolomic data and explore novel correction strategies.

Sponsor – Transcriptions

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This power packed lecture explores the essential importance of clear doctor-patient communication and compliant record-keeping as a vital role of whole-being care in addressing today’s most pressing public health challenges. With a focus on replenishment, nourishment, and movement, and opioids panelists will offer evidence-based strategies for improving health outcomes and while making the chiropractic attendees mindful on the reasoning for documenting and how to improve record keeping policies in their office. Special attention will be placed to the collaborative role of chiropractic care within an integrated model and compliant record-keeping.

Learning Objectives

1. Recognize the importance of accurate record-keeping and compliant documentation in all aspects of patient care.

2. Demonstrate how clear and compassionate doctor-patient communication improves engagement and outcomes.

3. Identify the necessary documentation for integrated care when addressing the relationship between chronic pain, mental health, and the need for comprehensive solutions.

4. Use your notes to explain the role of whole being care, inclusive of sleep posture, sleep hygiene, physical, emotional health, nutrition, and the gut-brain connection, adjustments, and mobility.

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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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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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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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This session is designed for chiropractors working with athletic and active populations at community or public events. The first half of the course will focus on evaluation and management of two key extremity region shoulders and hip—offering clinical insight into biomechanics, functional screening, and field-appropriate techniques. The second half will provide essential rehabilitation strategies for non-surgical musculoskeletal injuries, emphasizing early movement, proprioception, and neuromuscular activation. Attendees will leave with a field-ready skillset to support injury prevention and recovery in real-time scenarios while maintaining high standards of clinical care and documentation.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

1. Perform functional movement screening and orthopedic assessment clusters for shoulder and hip dysfunction in athletic and field-based settings.
2. Apply biomechanical principles to techniques aimed at improving mobility in the shoulder and hip joints.
3. Demonstrate foundational rehabilitation protocols that support safe recovery, proprioceptive reactivation, and early return-to-play outcomes.

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This course prepares chiropractors to manage acute head injuries and related emergencies that occur during athletic and community events. Participants will learn how to identify life-threatening injuries, including head trauma, assess red-flag neurological signs, and implement proper emergency protocols in line with ACBSP® Position Statements and Florida law. Emphasis will be placed on triage, assessment, and legal decision-making required when removing an athlete from the field of play. Chiropractors will also explore their collaborative role within the sports medicine team, focusing on risk mitigation and rapid care delivery to support optimal outcomes.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify clinical signs and symptoms that indicate life threats requiring immediate removal from play.
2. Apply updated evidence-informed concussion assessment tools and triage protocols during on-field emergencies.
3. Execute emergency methods, including appropriate stabilization, referral, and transfer of care strategies.

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This class will provide chiropractors with a comprehensive and interactive learning experience. It will help them understand how fascial health can directly impact their practice, boost adjustment efficacy, and ultimately improve patient outcomes.

Learning Objectives

1. Explain the anatomical structure and functional significance of fascia, and its influence on spinal alignment, posture, and chronic musculoskeletal conditions relevant to chiropractic care.
2. Demonstrate an understanding of how fascial restrictions can affect the efficacy of chiropractic adjustments and identify techniques to assess and address fascial imbalances.
3. Apply practical myofascial release methods and tools—including gua sha—to enhance chiropractic outcomes by preparing and optimizing fascial tissue before spinal manipulation.

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This comprehensive 2-hour lecture combines the critical elements of navigating federal workers’ compensation with actionable strategies for understanding the cost-effectiveness of chiropractic care. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of the history, regulatory differences, and documentation standards required for federal claims, including billing codes and certification processes for Department of Labor (DOL) compliance. Additionally, the course will highlight the value of chiropractic in today’s healthcare market, addressing cost-saving benefits, value-based care modeling, and methods to prevent audits through proper documentation and coding. Participants will leave equipped with the knowledge and tools to enhance their practice’s compliance, efficiency, and financial success.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify key differences between state and federal workers’ compensation systems and their impact on documentation, billing, and compliance.
2. Analyze the cost-effectiveness of chiropractic care and develop strategies for effectively communicating these benefits to stakeholders.
3. Apply best practices in documentation and coding to prevent audit risks and improve compliance with value-based healthcare models.

Sponsor – Data Claim

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This course offers chiropractic clinicians a detailed guide to mastering provider enrollment and billing processes, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and enhancing operational efficiency. Participants will learn to complete individual and group provider enrollment applications through a structured, step-by-step approach, focusing on essential elements such as tax identifiers, National Provider Identifiers, and required credentials. The course also includes a comprehensive billing tutorial, covering the creation of accurate claimant templates, claim eligibility verification, and professional bill submission with proper documentation. By refining these administrative skills, attendees will reduce compliance risks and improve practice management proficiency.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand Enrollment Requirements: Participants will identify and accurately complete the essential components of individual and group provider enrollment applications, including tax identifiers, National Provider Identifiers, and required credentials.
2. Master Billing Procedures: Attendees will learn to create and manage claimant templates, verify claim eligibility, and submit professional bills with all necessary attachments and documentation.
3. Enhance Risk Management and Compliance: Clinicians will develop skills to streamline administrative processes, reduce compliance risks, and optimize practice operations for improved efficiency and regulatory adherence.

Sponsor – Data Claim

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This course offers chiropractic clinicians a detailed guide to mastering provider enrollment and billing processes, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and enhancing operational efficiency. Participants will learn to complete individual and group provider enrollment applications through a structured, step-by-step approach, focusing on essential elements such as tax identifiers, National Provider Identifiers, and required credentials. The course also includes a comprehensive billing tutorial, covering the creation of accurate claimant templates, claim eligibility verification, and professional bill submission with proper documentation. By refining these administrative skills, attendees will reduce compliance risks and improve practice management proficiency.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand Enrollment Requirements: Participants will identify and accurately complete the essential components of individual and group provider enrollment applications, including tax identifiers, National Provider Identifiers, and required credentials.
2. Master Billing Procedures: Attendees will learn to create and manage claimant templates, verify claim eligibility, and submit professional bills with all necessary attachments and documentation.
3. Enhance Risk Management and Compliance: Clinicians will develop skills to streamline administrative processes, reduce compliance risks, and optimize practice operations for improved efficiency and regulatory adherence.

Sponsor – Data Claim

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This course addresses the unique risk factors chiropractic physicians face when managing aging populations, including diagnostic, treatment, and communication risks. Speakers will explore topics like methylation, inflammation, and genetic predispositions to guide safe and effective care. Attendees will also learn risk mitigation strategies for handling chronic conditions, prescribing nutraceuticals, and integrating exercise protocols into care plans. By the end of this course, participants will be prepared to minimize risks and enhance outcomes in their practice.  

Learning Objectives  

1. Recognize risk factors in diagnosing and treating age-related and chronic conditions.  
2. Develop strategies for mitigating risks associated with inflammation and genetic predispositions.  
3. Implement evidence-based approaches to ensure safety in prescribing treatments and managing patient expectations.  

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Sponsors: Professional Health Products, Max Gen, Metabolic Code

This course explores the biological processes behind aging – focusing on inflammation, mitochondrial dysfunction, and neurodegeneration. Participants will gain insights into the impact of cellular breakdown and how targeted interventions can slow aging. The course highlights anti-inflammatory strategies, neurogenic rehabilitation, and nutraceutical approaches to support longevity. Emphasis will be placed on practical, research-based methods that chiropractors can integrate into patient care to reduce chronic inflammation and improve health outcomes.

Learning Objectives

1. Describe the cellular processes that contribute to aging, including mitochondrial dysfunction, advanced glycation, and neurodegeneration.
2. Identify strategies to mitigate chronic inflammation and promote cellular regeneration through fibroblastic activation and anti-inflammatory treatments.
3. Implement research-based protocols within chiropractic scope of practice to support genetic predispositions and enhance patient longevity.

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Sponsor: Max Gen

This course explores the role of medical errors in managing aging populations, emphasizing diagnostic accuracy, patient communication, and the integration of evidence-based protocols. Presenters will address common mistakes in prescribing treatments, ordering tests, and implementing therapies in patients with chronic or age-related conditions. Special attention will be given to the importance of metabolomics, proper medication use, and avoiding errors in genetic testing and supplementation. Attendees will leave with actionable strategies to optimize care and minimize risks when managing aging patients.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify common medical errors in diagnosing and managing age-related conditions.
2. Analyze patient data, including genetic and metabolic testing, to reduce diagnostic inaccuracies.
3. Apply safe, evidence-based treatment protocols to avoid medication and supplementation errors.

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This course incorporates the risks and awareness for chiropractic physicians when managing internal disorders such as colds, coughs, digestive disorders, insomnia, and menstrual irregularities. Improved diagnostics will be at the core of this course as you learn different treatment modalities in the TCM sphere.  Attendees will leave equipped with actionable strategies to reduce risks and improve outcomes in their clinical practice.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify potential risks and adverse events associated with internal disorders.
2. Highlight necessary questions for improved history taking in TCM
3. Develop strategies for clear communication regarding organ and channel pathways

Sponsor – Lhasa OMS

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Managing the choice of families can be challenging in the Chiropractic landscape.  This lecture serves to explore children’s immune system in an integrative healthcare framework, including an overview of the traditional vaccine schedule.    This session will review the arms of the immune system and their maturation, the mechanisms and precautions of vaccines and the integrative support to the immune system.  Traditional vaccine schedules and the natural course of those diseases will be presented so that you can best support families in your office and their individualized holistic healthcare decisions.

Learning Objectives

1. Review the adaptive and innate immune systems and how they work to fight infection
2. Discuss TH1 & TH2 balance and vitamin / herbal therapies to support both immune system arms
3. Examine the traditional and delayed vaccination schedule
4. Describe how to identify adverse vaccine reactions and how to report them
5. Discuss differences in presentation of common childhood conditions

Sponsor – Lhasa OMS

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This course equips chiropractic physicians with advanced diagnostic and treatment tools from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) to address internal disorders such as colds, coughs, digestive issues, insomnia, and menstrual irregularities. Participants will explore techniques including needling, moxibustion, and cupping, emphasizing patient-centered application and integration into chiropractic care. The course highlights selecting appropriate acupuncture points for both musculoskeletal and internal conditions while minimizing technical errors. Hands-on learning ensures practical understanding and improves clinical outcomes.

Learning Objectives  

1. Review basic organ pathology leading to symptoms dysfunction
2. Demonstrate correct application of acupuncture techniques, including needling, moxibustion, and cupping.
3. Evaluate patient presentations to determine the appropriate acupuncture points and methods for treatment.
4. Discuss organ and channel pathologies for URTI, coughs, diarrhea, constipation, insomnia and menstrual irregularities and their respective treatments
5. Elicit participant case studies for problem solving and improved learning outcome
6. Apply clinical reasoning to avoid errors and enhance treatment outcomes.

Sponsor – Lhasa OMS

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Recent data indicate that healthcare is in the midst of a compassion crisis. But a pivotal question is this: Does compassion really matter?

Healthcare workers have always had a moral and ethical imperative to treat patients with compassion, and compassion is a cornerstone of the “art” of medicine. But is compassion just in the art of medicine, or are there also evidence-based effects of compassion belonging in the science of medicine?

In this presentation, Dr. Trzeciak will share the findings of his two-year journey through the scientific literature to test the hypothesis that compassion matters – for patients, for patient care, and for those who care for patients. Compelling research shows that compassion has measurable beneficial effects on patients across a wide variety of conditions and moves patients to take better care of themselves. Numerous studies show that compassion for patients is also associated with higher quality healthcare and lower costs of care.

Rigorous research supports the idea that compassion can be a powerful therapy for the giver, too. Science shows that more caring in healthcare – and the meaningful relationships that flow from that – can promote resilience among healthcare workers. Dr. Trzeciak will share the evidence that compassion can be protective against burnout, and for those already in the throes of burnout, compassion can be an antidote. Dr. Trzeciak will also share a personal story of going through burnout himself, and how compassion was a key to his recovery.

Participants in this educational activity will learn that compassion matters – not only in meaningful ways, but also in measurable ways.

Learning Objectives

1. Recognizing Melatonin therapy and amino acids have been shown to effectively regulate circadian rhythms by targeting the hypothalamus, pituitary, and pineal glands, leading to improved sleep quality.
2. Identify current clinical practice using Nootropic compounds for the treatment of cognitive performance and strengthened neuronal connectivity in the brain.
3. Describe Biohacking strategies utilizing new amino acid technologies have improved stress management, and advances in regenerative medicine and cellular therapies have accelerated tissue repair in tendons, ligaments, and muscles, resulting in reduced recovery time.

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This power packed lecture explores the essential importance of clear doctor-patient communication and compliant record-keeping as a vital role of whole-being care in addressing today’s most pressing public health challenges. With a focus on replenishment, nourishment, and movement, and opioids panelists will offer evidence-based strategies for improving health outcomes and while making the chiropractic attendees mindful on the reasoning for documenting and how to improve record keeping policies in their office. Special attention will be placed to the collaborative role of chiropractic care within an integrated model and compliant record-keeping.

Learning Objectives

1. Recognize the importance of accurate record-keeping and compliant documentation in all aspects of patient care.

2. Demonstrate how clear and compassionate doctor-patient communication improves engagement and outcomes.

3. Identify the necessary documentation for integrated care when addressing the relationship between chronic pain, mental health, and the need for comprehensive solutions.

4. Use your notes to explain the role of whole being care, inclusive of sleep posture, sleep hygiene, physical, emotional health, nutrition, and the gut-brain connection, adjustments, and mobility.

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This dynamic duo will dive into real life experience with an Office of Inspector General (OIG) audit. Sharing with attendees the story of actual events that she lived through and what she learned that you must know. Compliance is a necessary part of doing business in healthcare. Providers must respect the boundaries of fraud, waste, and abuse. In this presentation, Dr. Colleen will establish what it means to have an effective OIG Compliance program and share what you may experience when you do not take the time to implement one.

Learning Objectives

1. At the end of this program attendees will be able to:
2. Realize the role that the OIG plays in healthcare compliance, both inside and outside of Medicare and Medicaid
3. Identify the OIG regulations and oversight that apply to chiropractic and their teams
4. Recognize the risk factors that regulators look for in an audit and apply the learning in practice to avoid non-compliance
5. Interpret the four types of risk the OIG expects providers to focus on with policy and procedure
6. Apply the seven elements of a compliance program to your practice
7. Develop an action list to begin implementing an OIG compliance program for your clinic
8. Differentiate between active (medically necessary) and maintenance (non-medically necessary) care and acknowledge when billing is acceptable and when it isn’t

Sponsor – ChiroTouch

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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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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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This course introduces the core principles of immunopathology as they relate to cancer development and progression. Participants will explore the complex interplay between immune surveillance, chronic inflammation, immune evasion, and tumor-promoting microenvironments. Special focus will be given to recognizing oncogenic immune patterns—including dysregulated cytokine signaling, chronic antigenic stimulation, and immune exhaustion—that increase a patient’s risk for cancer.

Learning Objectives

1. Explain the fundamental principles of immunopathology and how they apply to cancer biology.
2. Describe key immune mechanisms involved in tumor surveillance, immunoediting, and immune escape.
3. Identify clinical and laboratory patterns of immune dysfunction that signal increased oncogenic risk.
4. Understand the roles of chronic inflammation, cytokine imbalances, immune exhaustion, and immune suppression in cancer development.
5. Apply immunopathology insights to develop integrative strategies for cancer risk reduction and patient monitoring.

Sponsor – Biotics Research Corporation

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We will cover evidence-based strategies that optimize patient biology and resilience, including the use of nutraceuticals, exercise interventions, and targeted lifestyle modifications. Special attention will be given to documenting laboratory monitoring and follow-up, ensuring that integrative interventions are safe, personalized, and aligned with the patient’s evolving clinical status.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify key nutraceuticals with evidence for adjunctive use in cancer supportive care and understand their mechanisms of action and safety considerations.
2. Design exercise and lifestyle strategies tailored to cancer patients that promote muscle preservation, improve metabolic resilience, and reduce treatment-related complications.
3. Interpret follow-up laboratory markers (including metabolic, inflammatory, and nutritional panels) to guide integrative care plans and adjust interventions as needed.
4. Describe lifestyle, dietary, and nutraceutical strategies that reduce excessive oxidative burden while leveraging beneficial hormetic stress.
5. Apply principles of hormesis and redox balance in designing cancer prevention protocols and integrative cancer care interventions.

Sponsor – Biotics Research Corporation

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This course examines the critical role of oxidative load in driving metabolic dysfunction, cancer initiation, and cancer progression. We will explore how chronic oxidative stress disrupts cellular signaling, damages DNA, impairs mitochondrial function, and alters key metabolic pathways, creating an environment favorable to carcinogenesis. We will also investigate the concept of hormetic stress such as exercise, fasting, phytochemicals, and thermal stress intervention—that can activate adaptive cellular defense mechanisms and enhance resilience against oxidative damage. The course will highlight evidence-based strategies for assessing oxidative burden and hormetic capacity in patients, including relevant laboratory markers, and will cover clinical interventions—such as nutritional, lifestyle, and nutraceutical approaches—that help reduce maladaptive oxidative stress while promoting beneficial hormetic adaptation.

Learning Objectives

1. Explain the biochemical mechanisms by which oxidative load contributes to metabolic dysfunction and cancer development.
2. Identify laboratory markers used to assess oxidative stress, antioxidant capacity, and adaptive hormetic responses in clinical practice.

Sponsor – Biotics Research Corporation

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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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This course will provide an in-depth review of spondylolisthesis with a focus on radiographic identification,
classification, and clinical implications. Led by world-renowned chiropractic radiologist Dr. Terry Yochum,
attendees will explore a series of unusual and instructive case studies (“whoppers”) collected from clinics
around the country. Emphasis will be placed on differentiating between types of spondylolisthesis,
understanding when imaging is essential, and learning how to avoid diagnostic errors through proper radiologic
interpretation. Practical takeaways will enhance the chiropractor’s ability to recognize instability, inform patient
management, and know when advanced referral is appropriate.

Learning Objectives:
1. Distinguish between the major types of spondylolisthesis using radiographic features and clinical
presentation.
2. Recognize red flag findings and complex spinal pathologies through case-based imaging review.
3. Apply best practices for identifying instability and determining when to co-manage or refer patients

Sponsor – Excite Medical

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This session is designed for chiropractors working with athletic and active populations at community or public events. The first half of the course will focus on evaluation and management of two key extremity region shoulders and hip—offering clinical insight into biomechanics, functional screening, and field-appropriate techniques. The second half will provide essential rehabilitation strategies for non-surgical musculoskeletal injuries, emphasizing early movement, proprioception, and neuromuscular activation. Attendees will leave with a field-ready skillset to support injury prevention and recovery in real-time scenarios while maintaining high standards of clinical care and documentation.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

1. Perform functional movement screening and orthopedic assessment clusters for shoulder and hip dysfunction in athletic and field-based settings.
2. Apply biomechanical principles to techniques aimed at improving mobility in the shoulder and hip joints.
3. Demonstrate foundational rehabilitation protocols that support safe recovery, proprioceptive reactivation, and early return-to-play outcomes.

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This course prepares chiropractors to manage acute head injuries and related emergencies that occur during athletic and community events. Participants will learn how to identify life-threatening injuries, including head trauma, assess red-flag neurological signs, and implement proper emergency protocols in line with ACBSP® Position Statements and Florida law. Emphasis will be placed on triage, assessment, and legal decision-making required when removing an athlete from the field of play. Chiropractors will also explore their collaborative role within the sports medicine team, focusing on risk mitigation and rapid care delivery to support optimal outcomes.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify clinical signs and symptoms that indicate life threats requiring immediate removal from play.
2. Apply updated evidence-informed concussion assessment tools and triage protocols during on-field emergencies.
3. Execute emergency methods, including appropriate stabilization, referral, and transfer of care strategies.

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