12 Hour Bundle Including New Jersey Required Hours
Essential CE for NJ Chiropractors
- Lifetime access to course materials
- Instantly download certificate
- Available on mobile and desktop
- Pause and resume at your convenience
- Completed hours are automatically reported to CE Broker
Cervicogenic Headaches: Diagnosis and Treatment – Credit Hours: 2
Category: Clinical
This course provides Chiropractors with the tools to diagnose and treat cervicogenic headaches. Using research, anatomy, and physiology, it explains how to distinguish cervicogenic headaches from other types and offers medical and Chiropractic treatment approaches.
Topics include:
- Theories behind cervicogenic headaches, including Trigeminocervical Nucleus stimulation
- The relationship between soft tissue structures and the dura mater
- Diagnostic criteria and treatment techniques
If you treat headaches, this seminar is a must!
Ethics in Chiropractic – Credit Hours: 2
Category: Risk Management
This course reviews the most up-to-date Chiropractic Code of Ethics and offers insight into professional expectations, responsibilities, and conduct.
Topics include:
- What is ethics and why is it important in healthcare?
- Disciplinary action statistics in Chiropractic
- Internal workshops to improve ethics in practice
- What defines “unethical conduct”?
- The American Chiropractic Association and its “Code of Ethics”
- Breakdown of the 15 ACA Code of Ethics
- The International Chiropractic Association’s Code of Professional Ethics
- Duties to patients, the public, and the profession
- Chiropractic informed consent
This course satisfies risk management CE requirements in all states.
Evaluation and Management of Low Back Conditions Level 1 – Credit Hours: 2
Category: Clinical
This course explores the etiology of low back pain, identifying causes through spinal pain syndrome characteristics.
Topics include:
- Pain neurology from the spinal cord to the brain
- Mechanoreceptors and their role in pain perception
- Neurophysiological mechanisms of pain control
- Distinguishing types of pain:
- Nociceptive
- Neuropathic
- Scleratogenous
- Myofascial
- Differentiating radiculopathy, myelopathy, and peripheral nerve entrapment
- The five major causes of low back pain:
- Herniated disc
- Facet arthropathy
- Spinal stenosis
- Myogenic pain
- Annular tears
A must for clinicians treating low back pain.
Evaluation and Management of Low Back Conditions Level 2 – Credit Hours: 2
Category: Clinical
This course examines spinal stabilization systems and how they relate to low back dysfunction.
Topics include:
- Core muscle dysfunction and its impact on pain
- Pars thoracis vs. pars lumborum in spinal stabilization
- Mechanical loading and spinal injury mechanisms
- Compression vs. shear loading
- How posture affects spinal load
- Biomechanics of pushing and pulling exercises
A vital next step for clinicians in the low back seminar series.
Evaluation and Management of Low Back Conditions Level 3 – Credit Hours: 2
Category: Clinical
This course focuses on spinal biomechanics, identifying problematic postures and prescribing efficient exercises for spinal health.
Topics include:
- Biomechanical evaluations for pain-free movement
- The nine essential objectives for the initial patient visit
- Diagnosing and correcting Crossed Pelvis Syndrome
- Analyzing movement patterns:
- Sitting, standing, rising
- Walking, scapular movement
- Hip hinging, bending, torquing
Spinal Exercise Training Program (Staged):
- Stage 1: Detect and correct motion
- Stage 2: Build joint and whole-body stability
- Stage 3: Increase endurance
Exercise examples include:
Hip hinging, cat/camel, shortstop position, wall rolls, squats, shoulder Y, curl-ups, planks, bridges, bird dog, and foundation training.
An advanced, essential seminar to complete the low back series.
The Nutritional Approach to Improving Cognitive Function – Credit Hours: 2
Categories: Clinical, Nutrition
This course helps Chiropractors understand the different types and severities of cognitive dysfunction, including nutritional strategies to manage or prevent them.
Topics include:
- Types of cognitive decline and the difference between dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease
- Pharmaceutical vs. nutritional approaches
- Theories of cognitive decline:
- Amyloid Protein Theory
- Tau Hypothesis
- Cholinergic Hypothesis
- Genetic links
Nutritional Strategies Covered:
- Antioxidants: Melatonin, Vitamin C, Vitamin D, B Vitamins
- Choline and Phosphatidylserine: To enhance acetylcholine and brain function
- Acetyl-L-Carnitine: For mitochondrial support
- Essential Fatty Acids: To reduce inflammation
- Lifestyle changes to reduce cognitive decline risk
Support longevity and quality of life for your aging patients. This course shows you how.
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