February 26th
Dr. Rallis presents The Metabolic Adjustment, a clinically focused framework integrating functional nutrition and targeted therapeutic protocols for neuropathy, migraine, concussion, and cognitive decline. This presentation moves beyond theory, offering concrete, evidence-informed tools attendees can apply to improve clinical outcomes in chiropractic and functional medicine settings.
Addiction has now been proven to be a neurological brain disease. Dr. Surasky, double board-certified neurologist and addiction specialist, pioneered breakthrough medication protocols now used in centers nationwide. In a unique partnership with NYCC, he discovered that a precisely delivered chiropractic adjustment can restore systemic coherence and unlock integrated healing throughout the brain and body.
This one-hour class will delve into the ins and outs of a successful mobile practice whether your patients are human or animals. You’ll learn how to set meaningful goals—and achieve them. The course will also cover how to identify your ideal patients, retain them as loyal, recurring clients, and inspire them to refer others to your practice. Once your foundation is built, continued growth and personal fulfillment become essential. We’ll discuss the importance of setting goals, maintaining boundaries, and regularly reflecting to ensure sustained success and satisfaction.
This one-hour course introduces the key hormonal, nutritional, and lifestyle factors that influence women’s health during perimenopause and menopause. Participants will gain a clear understanding of how hormonal shifts affect mood, metabolism, cognition, and sexual function.
The session will highlight the science behind estrogen and progesterone balance, the brain’s adaptive changes during menopause, and the benefits of integrative approaches such as the Keto-Green® lifestyle. Practical tools for diet, stress management, and clinical support will be shared.
During this course, office teams will analyze the flow of their office to determine areas of weakness and stress, for both the staff and the patients. Specific strategies will be discussed which include consistent messaging, assignment of roles and responsibilities within enhanced systems to improve office efficiency and patient outcomes.
Learn what separates adults from athletes and why it’s essential to prioritize the “adult first” approach when designing fitness programs. Explore the Mike Boyle strength training model and understand its core principles for effective and sustainable performance. Discover how to design programs that can be completed in one hour while remaining fully scalable to each client’s needs and abilities. Gain practical strategies to improve client outcomes, enhance retention, and build smarter, more efficient training systems.
In this interactive presentation, you will learn and practice extremity adjusting using the speeder board. We will also discuss the basic neurology, indicators, and adjustments. Part I will cover the speeder board adjustments for the navicular, cuboid, and talus on the foot. This lively presentation will be presented in a workshop format.
Discover fast, practical strategies for diagnosing and treating cervical radiculopathies. Learn simple, evidence-based neurodynamic tests, nerve release, and flossing techniques to quickly reduce pain, numbness, and paresthesia—making you the go-to provider for nerve pain.
Most low-back pain segments are hypomobile and respond to mobility care, but research shows many painful segments are hypermobile. This class teaches how to recognize when stability, not movement, is the answer. Learn proven tests, treatments, and rehab tools to resolve tough cases and improve long-term outcomes.
In this interactive presentation, you will learn and practice extremity adjusting using the speeder board. We will also discuss the basic neurology, indicators, and adjustments. Part II will cover adjusting the knee, hip, wrist. This lively presentation will be presented in a workshop format.
This two-hour course will walk clinicians through how to utilize a patient-centered history, lumbar spine load sensitivity assessments, and lower extremity strength exercises for patients with low back pain within the chiropractic office to improve long-term health goals. We will simplify the biomechanics of lower body strength exercises, teach how to utilize patient-centered assessment findings for exercise selection, and show modifications of those exercises that reach the same goal to improve the patients’ goals and limited activities of daily living.
In today’s healthcare landscape, financial risks loom large for chiropractic practices. From improper discounting to flawed financial and collection policies, the potential for financial loss is greater than ever before. With regulatory bodies such as the Office of Inspector General (OIG) and Medicare intensifying their efforts to combat healthcare fraud and abuse, it’s essential for chiropractors to understand the critical link between risk management and financial policy. Whether it’s navigating dual fee schedules, avoiding inducement violations, or ensuring compliance with the False Claims Act and Anti-Kickback Statutes, this presentation will equip you with the knowledge and tools you need to safeguard your prac0ce’s financial health.
A comprehensive review of the four pillars to maintain or improve women’s health, especially through life changes postpartum, perimenopause, and menopause. We will learn and discuss tools to improve women’s health for ourselves, and for our moms, daughters, sisters, and neighbors.
Patients don’t quit chiropractic; they quit a confusing experience. Learn the Five Critical Moments of the New Patient Experience (NPE) that eliminate patient hesitation and Start Care Now. This 2-hour deep dive gives you the language and flow to inspire long-term commitment and build a practice that thrives on retention.
This accredited educational session provides clinicians with a comprehensive understanding of menopause as a multidimensional transition that impacts hormonal, metabolic, and psychosocial health. Participants will explore current evidence surrounding estrogen decline and its influence on cardiovascular, cognitive, and musculoskeletal systems. The program emphasizes the integration of hormonal and non-hormonal therapies, lifestyle medicine, and patient-centered communication to optimize outcomes and quality of life for women in midlife and beyond.
In this presentation, I will explore how the brain integrates input from the visual, vestibular, and proprioceptive systems to maintain movement, balance, and posture. We’ll examine why the human brain often defaults to visual dominance, and how this tendency can contribute to dizziness, pain, and heightened stress. I’ll describe how over-reliance on visual input disrupts sensory integration and share practical clinical strategies to reduce visual dominance by strengthening vestibular and proprioceptive processing. Finally, we’ll look at how rebalancing sensory systems can improve function and reduce symptoms, particularly in conditions such as Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness (PPPD) and vestibular migraine.
In this moment, opportunity is everywhere – waiting for you to turn your ideas, your brand, and your ambition into real momentum. Growth has never been more achievable, more fun and fulfilling for you and your business.
So why do so many businesses stall, struggle, or simply give up to the copy/paste? Because they’re asking the wrong questions and telling the wrong story – in the least compelling way possible.
This session changes that.
Together, we’ll tear down internet assumptions and walk the bleeding-edge path to growth through Performance Storytelling. You’ll learn how to attract the right customers or patients, convert attention into revenue, and craft narratives that inspire action. Then we’ll bridge strategy into execution – leveraging today’s tools (including AI) and choosing the right channels to launch your story with maximum impact.
In this interactive presentation, you will learn and practice extremity adjusting using the speeder board. We will also discuss the basic neurology, indicators, and adjustments. Part III will cover the speeder board adjustments for the shoulder. This lively presentation will be presented in a workshop format.
Use these strategies to foster long-lasting patient relationships that will ensure your practice’s steady growth without the constant strain of acquiring new patients.
A wise man once said an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. We can collect more data on our patients than ever before, yet oftentimes, the disease seems to “come out of nowhere” to patients. The future of patient care is data-driven, allowing early risk mitigation and just-in-time delivery of care to patients who need it most. Our discussion will focus on the levels of biomarker data that impart disease risk and what we can do to lower that disease risk.
Join gastroenterologist Dr. Robynne Chutkan for an inspiring, science-based look at how your gut microbiome influences cancer risk and recovery. Learn how the trillions of bacteria inside your body shape inflammation, immunity, and resilience — and how simple daily choices can nurture a healthier, more protective inner ecosystem.
Step up your clinical game in just one hour! This focused session breaks down the mechanics behind ATFL sprains, Achilles tendinitis, and tennis leg injuries—then shows you exactly how to support them with strapping techniques that restore alignment, reduce strain, and speed recovery. Watch live demos and leave ready to apply what you’ve learned for better, faster results treating your athletes and active patients.
Longevity isn’t just about living longer—it’s about moving, performing, and feeling your best for life. In this course, Jeff Cavaliere breaks down the 15 Unbreakable Laws of Longevity, principles that redefine how we train, recover, and sustain strength through every decade.
Participants will learn how to optimize strength, mobility, balance, and intensity through evidence-based training and practical application, ensuring both performance longevity and physical resilience.
A comprehensive review of the state of current recommendations for exercise in pregnancy and postpartum. What can be done to “write a prescription” of exercise and its contribution to addressing multiple gestational conditions? What can be done to “write a prescription” for postpartum exercise?
Join an inspiring session with Steven Bartlett as we uncover the “Kairos moments” that define a CEO’s journey—those rare intersections of timing, intuition, and courage that transform vision into reality. Participants will explore how successful leaders recognize and act on these defining moments amidst uncertainty. Through storytelling and practical reflection, we’ll examine how intuition and strategic risk-taking shape purpose-driven leadership. Walk away with renewed clarity on how to identify and seize the opportunities that can redefine your professional and personal trajectory.
February 27th
The participants will explore evidence – based communication strategies that improve the doctor-patient relationship, fosters compliance and improves patient outcomes. Class participants will learn to deliver concise, empathetic and ethical communication throughout the stages of care. Reduction of misunderstanding and improved patient satisfaction are at the center of the patient-centric communication model which will be explored in this class.
Our most precious resource isn’t money—it’s time. Based on her academic research and bestselling book, Happier Hour, Professor Holmes will share how to immediately improve your life by changing how you perceive and invest your time. Tooled with empirically based insights, you will learn how to experience greater moments of joy and design your schedule with purpose—all so that you can look back on your days with satisfaction and your life without regret. You will see how small changes can have an enormous impact, helping you feel less overwhelmed, more present, and happier.
In this one-hour course, Dr. Munsterman will explain the importance of taking a thorough history from a new patient and will illustrate the required elements of the history. He will also discuss the meaning of medical necessity and how we can achieve it in very little time.
Creatine is one of the most widely studied and utilized dietary supplements in the world. In this course, Dr. Forbes will review how creatine functions at the cellular level to support energy production and overall physiological performance. Participants will explore emerging research showing how creatine supplementation may enhance exercise performance while supporting muscle, bone, and brain health. The session will conclude with practical recommendations and considerations for safe and effective use in clinical and athletic settings.
Learn about adjusting infants 0–12 months that integrates history taking (pregnancy/birth/feeding/sleep/allergy flags), functional oral-motor & breastfeeding screens (tongue-tie/airway considerations), and age-appropriate low-force adjusting & cranial techniques. Learn clear red/yellow flags, co-management pathways (IBCLC/SLP/ENT/peds), parent communication, and documentation pearls you can use Monday.
This course explores the latest advancements in identifying and addressing muscular asymmetries and imbalances that impact performance, posture, and patient outcomes. Participants will learn how groundbreaking measurement technologies can enhance clinical assessment and guide precise corrective strategies. Through lecture and demonstration, attendees will discover practical tools to integrate objective data into treatment planning. The session will conclude with strategies for applying these findings to optimize functional movement and patient recovery.
This 1-hour course provides an evidence-informed framework for understanding how perception, respiration, oxygen utilization, and fatigue mechanisms influence human performance and rehabilitation outcomes. Participants will learn practical clinical strategies to modulate effort, improve repeatability, and optimize recovery without reliance on high-tech tools.
This course presents Dr. Brown’s multidisciplinary protocols for active rehabilitation, offering practical tools for immediate clinical use. Dr. Brown will share his proven framework, treatment strategies, and progression/regression techniques, implemented daily in his integrated clinics. Attendees will also gain insights from his collaborations with leading sports medicine and longevity experts, exploring future industry trends and actionable steps for modern physical rehab professionals to excel in a multidisciplinary landscape.
In a world that’s changing faster than ever, optimism isn’t about blind positivity, it’s about practicality, awareness and action. Gary Vaynerchuk believes success comes from focusing your energy where it matters most. Through a lens of practical optimism, Gary unpacks how to channel your energy into what actually moves the needle and challenges you to stop dwelling on what’s not working, and embrace the opportunities.
This course explores practical methods for identifying and correcting muscular asymmetries and imbalances commonly found in clinical and athletic settings. Participants will learn how to perform focused physical assessments to detect dysfunctions affecting posture, mobility, and performance. Emphasis will be placed on understanding the underlying causes of imbalances and implementing corrective strategies through manual and movement-based interventions. Attendees will leave with evidence-informed techniques to enhance patient outcomes and restore functional symmetry.
Through research review and practical workshop, this course explores current injury trends, rehabilitation opportunity areas, and strength training of the female athlete. From a preventative perspective, the course will also include an idea of how to attempt to create antifragility in patients through strength training and biohacking approaches that are influenced by female physiology. These principles have application across gender but will be presented through a female-focused lens.
This dynamic course is designed for chiropractors and Chiropractic Assistants (CAs) looking to elevate their roles and enhance patient care through hands-on and rehabilitative techniques. This course provides practical training that empowers CAs to take on more direct patient care responsibilities, improving the overall patient experience while supporting chiropractors in managing their growing caseloads. Through interactive sessions and real-world applications, participants will gain the confidence and skills needed to deliver effective rehabilitation care, ensuring a seamless workflow in the clinic. This course is designed to help doctors and CAs transition CAs into a more active, skilled role in patient rehabilitation.
In a world where most chiropractors are working harder than ever but still feeling stuck, “Flight School for Chiropractors” offers a clear, proven system for sustainable practice growth.
Led by Dr. Beau Pierce, this two-hour experience walks chiropractors through the six key components of a thriving practice—modeled after the “airplane” framework: Leadership (Cockpit), Marketing (Right Engine), Sales (Left Engine), Service Delivery (Wings), Operations (Body), and Cash Flow (Fuel).
This session blends chiropractic philosophy, modern business strategy, and evidence-based management systems to help doctors reclaim control of their practice, their team, and their mindset. Attendees will learn exactly how to diagnose where their practice is stalling, install systems that generate predictable growth, and rediscover the joy of leading with purpose.
By the end, participants will walk away with a practical flight plan—one that allows them to grow their impact, increase profitability, and protect their passion for chiropractic without burning out.
This fast, practical course shows how early movement, primitive reflex integration, and chiropractic inputs shape a child’s nervous system—and why stabilizing the sensorimotor foundation accelerates posture, visual skills, attention, behavior, and learning. You’ll learn a simple pediatric screen, a beginners 5-minute movement plan, and see how targeted movements complement adjustments so families feel results quickly.
This two-hour session explores the current peer-reviewed science regarding the importance and influence of sleep quality on metabolic health, inflammation, musculoskeletal health and chronic pain. The many factors that negatively affect sleep quality in otherwise healthy adults are identified. How poor slow wave sleep negatively affects metabolic health and contributes to chronic pain is discussed. Then, methods of improving sleep quality, slow wave sleep, and metabolic health are discussed providing practitioners with numerous methods and science-based tools to identify, address, and improve patient outcomes.
This course explores the identification and correction of muscle asymmetries and imbalances through a combination of soft tissue techniques, joint manipulations, and targeted training interventions. Participants will learn to recognize common patterns of dysfunction that contribute to poor biomechanics and increased injury risk. The session integrates clinical assessment strategies with practical applications to restore balance and improve movement efficiency. Emphasis will be placed on developing individualized treatment plans that combine manual therapy with corrective exercise programming.
This session explores the principles, habits, and mindset that drive human performance at the highest levels. Through Mat Fraser’s personal stories and lessons, attendees will learn how purpose, focus, discipline, and resilience shape long-term success. The presentation connects elite training insights to everyday practice, emphasizing how providers guide people through limitations toward their full potential. Participants will leave with strategies that translate directly into patient care, motivation, and performance outcomes.
The class will cover how to incorporate science and physiology to guide today’s practicing chiropractor. This will include chiropractic’s role in pain, prevention and performance. This presentation will also focus on developing confidence in the practicing chiropractor to make individual care plans based on the patient’s unique needs. The learning objective is for attendees to learn about the science demonstrates the benefit of chiropractic care for patients. This presentation will focus on several research articles that support chiropractic care. Attendees will have clarity in their care recommendations, adjusting, and outcome measurements that are supported by ethical communication.
Though we are often told that this is not the case, all the latest neuroscience suggests that we have a huge amount of control over how our brains function, including our memory, decision making, and ability to focus. Rethinking about how we use our brains to structure it more like the way that athletes train and develop their bodies for optimal performance, this talk will provide evidence-based strategies leveraging the principles of arousal and neuroplasticity to better understand how we can perform at our best each day.
Learn how chiropractors can address breastfeeding problems through a function-first lens. Learn how to spot tethered oral tissues (TOTS) that matter clinically, functionally assess the suck–swallow–breathe pattern, and apply gentle neuromusculoskeletal bodywork to improve latch, transfer, and infant comfort—while knowing when and how to co-manage with IBCLC/SLP/ENT.
Doctors of Chiropractic spend hours and days trying to get involved in sports medicine at different levels. Once they make it “in,” they need a clear understanding of procedures, regulations, billing, and coding guidelines to ensure they are compensated. We will discuss Sweet 16 of getting involved and staying involved in sports chiropractic and look at different means of compensation at every level in sports. We will also look at the risk associated with the business side of sports chiropractic.
The goal of this training is to empower chiropractic assistants with a deep understanding of their critical role in the patient care process, specifically during intake, documentation, and new patient exams. As the first point of contact, CAs set the tone for the patient experience, ensuring accurate information is gathered and recorded with professionalism and empathy. Proper documentation not only supports clinical decision-making but also ensures compliance with legal and ethical standards. By mastering these foundational skills, chiropractic assistants contribute directly to the efficiency, safety, and success of the practice, while enhancing patient trust and outcomes.
In this one-hour course, Dr. Munsterman will explain the ortho/neuro examination, the P.A.R.T. examination and how to document them. He will also discuss the required method of tracking a patient’s progress throughout their treatment.
This one-hour presentation explores the evolving science behind muscle health and function, with a focus on understanding what defines “high-quality” muscle. Participants will learn how muscle quality differs from muscle size, and why this distinction is crucial for long-term mobility, strength, and metabolic health. The course reviews current research on objective testing methods and clinical tools used to evaluate muscle function. Finally, attendees will gain insight into the latest evidence-based strategies for building and maintaining high-quality muscle across the lifespan.
February 28th
Research guides cohorts, but real care happens one nervous system at a time. Discover how manual muscle testing, range, and pain assessment reveal real-time neurological feedback, guiding the Test–Treat–Retest approach to make manual therapy measurable, meaningful, and patient-specific.
The gluteus maximus is the largest and arguably most important muscle in the human body. How we train the gluteus maximus has evolved considerably in the past two decades. But how much of this evolution.
Is it based on solid evidence versus theory? This course will review the pivotal research that has over the past decade about the gluteus maximus and explore the glute training practices of top physique, strength, and physique athletes.
In this one-hour course, Dr. Munsterman will explain the meaning of malpractice and how we can protect both the patient and the doctor from medical/chiropractic errors. He will also discuss how critical the documentation is to accomplish this.
What if I told you that everything you think you know about shoulder impingement syndrome is wrong? Well… I’m not going to tell you that, but I will warn you: if all goes well, you’ll leave this talk with LESS clarity on how to handle shoulder impingement than you have right now. But don’t worry—this deconstruction of clarity serves an important purpose that will ultimately help you treat your patients more effectively. If you want to learn how to approach shoulder pain through ambiguity, nuance, and a deliberate lack of certainty, then this is the talk for you.
Discover how chiropractors are using AI video and virtual call agents to automate patient communication, education, and scheduling. Learn how these tools answer questions, book visits, and deliver personalized education 24/7—helping you increase revenue, save hours, and strengthen relationships without adding staff.
This engaging session helps Chiropractic Assistants understand how anatomy connects to everyday practice. Through clear explanations of spinal structure, nerve pathways, and key muscles, CAs learn to recognize pain patterns, communicate effectively, support patient education, and enhance collaboration with chiropractors.
This session explores how musculoskeletal ultrasound enhances assessment of common knee complaints. With its real-time, affordable imaging, point of care MSkUS is a powerful adjunct when used with standardized protocols. Attendees will learn how consistent, structured scanning reduces variability, improves diagnostic confidence, and supports clinical decision-making.
A comprehensive review of how to attract, assess and treat golfers at any skill level. Golfers are you best clients – they are addicted to their sport, will do anything and to improve their swing and they have lots of physical barriers that hinder their progress. This is why all chiropractors should be prepared to evaluate and develop a treatment program for any golfer that enters their practice. This 3-part lecture will focus on connecting their physical assessment to their golf swing, determining where leaks in power are limiting their overall driving distance and improving their hips (the engine of the golf swing).
Food as medicine is an emerging medical field that employs nutrition to activate the body’s health defense systems. This activation leads to improved circulation, metabolism, immunity, gut health, and physiological tissue repair. This keynote will give a state-of-the-art overview of the health defense systems and provide examples of specific foods that can enhance health and amplify medical interventions that fight disease, including cancer. This implications for this new approach to health for longevity will be described.
A comprehensive review of how to attract, assess and treat golfers at any skill level. Golfers are you best clients – they are addicted to their sport, will do anything and to improve their swing and they have lots of physical barriers that hinder their progress. This is why all chiropractors should be prepared to evaluate and develop a treatment program for any golfer that enters their practice. This 3-part lecture will focus on connecting their physical assessment to their golf swing, determining where leaks in power are limiting their overall driving distance and improving their hips (the engine of the golf swing).
This talk explores the psychological and physiological benefits of embracing discomfort in a world engineered for ease. Drawing from research in psychology, physiology, mythology, and real-world examples, Michael Easter explains the value of doing hard things. The session examines how modern comfort may contribute to rising dissatisfaction and mental health issues, and how small, intentional acts of hardship can restore meaning, resilience, and clarity.
In this one-hour course, Dr. Munsterman will explain the new and established patient exams and when and how they are performed. He will also discuss the required documentation elements of pain and function and specific ways to document them.
Do you have days when one thing falls apart and it all seems to fall apart? Do you work in a constant reactive environment? If hiding under your desk has crossed your mind, this is for you. Find out how a DASH of PIZZAZZ will have you looking forward to every day. You will find yourself learning, laughing, and inspired to create your own unique PIZZAZZ for yourselves, your patients and each other. *Warning: this presentation has been known to cause spontaneous motivation, abdominal pain from belly laughs and uncontrollable jazz hand gestures. Symptoms may last weeks, months or even longer if you are lucky!
Stop performing general screens and start making definitive diagnoses. This session strips away the outdated procedures and delivers only the highest-yield clinical pearls for spinal orthopedic examinations. We will focus specifically on the Cervical and Lumbar spine, revealing which signs, movements, and test combinations offer the greatest specificity in differentiating mechanical pain, radiculopathy, and critical red flags. Learn how to identify the most potent clinical findings to build unshakable certainty in your diagnosis.
Have you ever been denied reimbursement for providing chiropractic care to a young child? Dr. Hewitt is here to help! After reviewing the etiology of joint dysfunction in children, Dr. Hewitt will use this information to introduce attendees to key questions to ask during the history to document the potential presence of joint dysfunction in children. Dr. Hewitt will also discuss what the evidence tells us about the safety of chiropractic care for children and what we can learn from the literature about the impact of chiropractic care on pediatric health, so you can approach care for pediatric patients from an evidence-informed perspective. As always, throughout her presentation Dr. Hewitt will pepper her instruction with clinical pearls from her 37 years of experience in pediatric practice.
Many healthcare providers struggle to establish trust with new patients, often leading to misunderstandings and patients discontinuing their care. Research shows that building trust is key to patient satisfaction and adherence to treatment plans. Join us to discover four simple yet powerful methods to cultivate strong, trusting relationships with your patients from Day One. Many healthcare providers struggle to establish trust with new patients, often leading to misunderstandings and patients discontinuing their care. Research consistently shows that building trust is a cornerstone of patient satisfaction, leading to improved adherence to treatment plans and better health outcomes. Without a foundation of trust, patients may feel unheard, doubt their provider’s recommendations, and ultimately seek care elsewhere, undermining the effectiveness of even the most well-designed treatment strategies.
This interactive, case-based session explores challenging and uncommon findings in chiropractic radiology, emphasizing the integration of imaging features with clinical presentation to guide diagnosis and management. Participants will review a series of complex musculoskeletal and systemic cases—including benign and malignant bone lesions, metabolic and degenerative disorders, and incidental findings with clinical significance. Through image analysis and discussion, attendees will strengthen their ability to recognize critical radiographic patterns, identify red flags, and make informed decisions regarding further imaging or specialist referral.
Research guides cohorts, but real care happens one nervous system at a time. Discover how manual muscle testing, range, and pain assessment reveal real-time neurological feedback, guiding the Test–Treat–Retest approach to make manual therapy measurable, meaningful, and patient-specific.
Discover 17 proven strategies chiropractors are using right now to attract new patients without relying on Facebook ads. Learn how to dominate Google Maps, AI search, retargeting, streaming TV & radio, and community marketing so your practice becomes the most known and trusted in your area.
In this one-hour course, Dr. Munsterman will discuss the specific ways in which you can justify chiropractic manipulation, modalities and therapeutic procedures that will support the CPT codes.
A comprehensive review of how to attract, assess and treat golfers at any skill level. Golfers are you best clients – they are addicted to their sport, will do anything and to improve their swing and they have lots of physical barriers that hinder their progress. This is why all chiropractors should be prepared to evaluate and develop a treatment program for any golfer that enters their practice. This 3-part lecture will focus on connecting their physical assessment to their golf swing, determining where leaks in power are limiting their overall driving distance and improving their hips (the engine of the golf swing).
This presentation explores the cutting-edge science of mitochondrial optimization for fat loss, performance, and longevity. Participants will gain insights into how mitochondrial biogenesis and metabolic flexibility drive energy efficiency and health. The session will highlight current evidence behind hormetic stressors, exercise modalities, and redox modulators that enhance mitochondrial signaling. Attendees will leave with a practical, evidence-based framework to integrate these strategies into patient care or personal performance routines.
This one-hour live course reviews imaging features of non-inflammatory, inflammatory, and depositional arthritides. Key radiographic features of common diagnoses will be covered, and management options will be discussed.
This one- hour session will focus on the importance of the CA’s role in the practice. Giving our Practice members a high-quality experience is crucial in today’s healthcare environment. The team’s Purpose is what will drive the practice. Are you excited to come to the office every day? Do you realize how your “Why” affects everything you do? My goal is to give you tools and confidence to go to practice every day and be able to make a difference. However, What I want for you most of all is to realize your Potential and how truly important you are to the practice, the practice members, your doctor and most importantly the Chiropractic profession.
Have you ever been denied reimbursement for providing chiropractic care to a young child? Dr. Hewitt is here to help! After reviewing the etiology of joint dysfunction in children, Dr. Hewitt will use this information to introduce attendees to key questions to ask during the history to document the potential presence of joint dysfunction in children. Dr. Hewitt will also discuss what the evidence tells us about the safety of chiropractic care for children and what we can learn from the literature about the impact of chiropractic care on pediatric health, so you can approach care for pediatric patients from an evidence-informed perspective. As always, throughout her presentation Dr. Hewitt will pepper her instruction with clinical pearls from her 37 years of experience in pediatric practice.
Have you worked with patients who feel like they’ve tried everything, yet still struggle to recover? This session is for you. In this one-hour lecture, we’ll explore real-world case studies where persistent barriers to recovery were overcome by examining environmental and behavioral ergonomics more deeply. Through evidence-based insights and biomechanical principles, we’ll uncover how subtle changes can lead to significant breakthroughs in patient outcomes.
Research guides cohorts, but real care happens one nervous system at a time. Discover how manual muscle testing, range, and pain assessment reveal real-time neurological feedback, guiding the Test–Treat–Retest approach to make manual therapy measurable, meaningful, and patient-specific.
Aging is not just the accumulation of years but the compounding of cellular damage, metabolic inefficiency, and system-level decline. This talk explores how three modifiable domains, including micronutrient optimization, plant phytochemicals such as sulforaphane, and vigorous exercise, can profoundly influence the trajectory of aging and resilience against age-related diseases.
