Join us for two days of hands-on training that hits the topics that matter most: movement, recovery, and practical care for every kind of patient. Built for chiropractors looking to grow their skillset and sharpen their clinical impact.
You’ll get hands-on with extremity adjusting, learn how to load and coach through pain, and dive into real strategies for supporting movement through motherhood. It’s focused, practical training you can trust in.
Refine your extremity technique with a full series on the foot, knee, hip, elbow, shoulder, and wrist—plus targeted rehab strategies for each. You’ll get plenty of reps using the speeder board while learning how to assess, adjust, and reinforce movement patterns that matter.
Support your patients through every stage of the perinatal journey. These sessions cover the functional changes of pregnancy and postpartum, with a focus on neuromusculoskeletal challenges, movement-based rehab, and strategies to restore strength and stability in real life.
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 foot and knee. This lively presentation will be presented in a workshop format.
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 Hip and elbow. This lively presentation will be presented in a workshop format.
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 adjusting the Shoulder and Elbow. This lively presentation will be presented in a workshop format.
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 IV will cover the targeted rehab exercises associated with each foot, knee, Hip, wrist, elbow, and shoulder adjustment. This lively presentation will be presented in a workshop format.
This course is designed to introduce musculoskeletal principles and various methodologies that can be utilized during the rehabilitation and management of a patient throughout the perinatal period. It will integrate approaches to prevent and manage common neuromusculoskeletal conditions that occur in the perinatal patient population. It will expand on the functional anatomy and physiology of the joints, muscles, and soft tissue structures and the different changes that occur. It will also introduce common complaints and dysfunctions that patients in this population present with during this life phase.
This course is designed to introduce musculoskeletal principles and various methodologies that can be utilized during the rehabilitation and management of a patient throughout the perinatal period. It will integrate approaches to prevent and manage common neuromusculoskeletal conditions that occur in the perinatal patient population. It will expand on the functional anatomy and physiology of the joints, muscles, and soft tissue structures and the different changes that occur. It will also introduce common complaints and dysfunctions that patients in this population present with during this life phase.
This course will walk clinicians through the utilization of exercise and appropriate coaching strategies within the chiropractic office. With an emphasis on verbal cueing and other motor learning strategies to promote skill acquisition and improve patient outcomes, this course will teach the attendee how to coach exercise and change biomechanics utilizing a patient-centered approach. We will go through common exercises that can be used in the office, simplifying the exercises’ biomechanics and modifying those exercises that reach the same goal to improve the patients’ limited activities of daily living.
This course will walk clinicians through the utilization of exercise and appropriate coaching strategies within the chiropractic office. With an emphasis on verbal cueing and other motor learning strategies to promote skill acquisition and improve patient outcomes, this course will teach the attendee how to coach exercise and change biomechanics utilizing a patient-centered approach. We will go through common exercises that can be used in the office, simplify the biomechanics of the exercises, and modify those exercises to reach the same goal: to improve the patients’ limited activities of daily living.
Continuing education credits are included in your registration
Receive 50% off your registration fee by bringing a future Parker University Student
Continuing education credits are included in your registration
Receive 50% off your registration fee by bringing a future Parker University Student
Continuing education credits are not included in your registration
To ensure and verify your attendance for CE Credits:
The DC continuing education hours will be applicable for Doctors of Chiropractic licensed in the states/provinces/countries listed below under the Board Approval Status column. Credit will be issued for full class time attendance only, no partial credits will be awarded.
As a continuing education provider, Parker University is obligated by the state/province boards to monitor attendance in each CE class. This means we must ensure registrants are actually attending CE classes. Failure to scan in and out, arriving late and/or leaving early will affect your overall class time and will negate class hours. No partial class attendance will be awarded.
Don’t hesitate to stop by the CE kiosk for assistance or to answer any questions you may have. Representatives will be available during the seminar hours. Please help us help you obtain your renewal hours by following this process.
Classroom seating is sometimes limited. Parker University cannot guarantee that registrants will be able to attend the classes they prefer. Because Parker can award continuing education credit only to those who attend the CE class, you should plan to arrive early while space is available.
Important Information:
For states/provinces below marked “No application required”: Because of Parker University’s accreditation status, some licensing boards do not require Parker to submit their CE programs for pre-approval. Therefore, Parker cannot guarantee that the classes we offer will automatically be approved by your board. We strongly recommend registrants from these states/provinces be aware of your board’s rules and regulations regarding continuing education requirements and scope of practice. Specific questions should always be directed to your specific licensing board.
For states/provinces below marked “Approved through PACE”: PACE is a continuing education clearinghouse with a large state/province membership. As PACE approves class time in full hour increments only, verified attendance in a class of 1.5 hours for the full class time would be awarded 1 hour of continuing education credit providing the subject matter falls within the individual board rules and regulations. Some states/provinces may accept direct applications instead of using PACE. If your board is listed here: AK, KS, ME, MA, MN, MO, NJ, NH, NC, ND, NY, SC, SD, TN, PR, NS – but does not show “Approved through PACE” in the grid below, we have submitted the program directly to that board for CE review.
Reconnect with local Alumni and fellow attendees while enjoying great company, light refreshments, and a beautiful setting on the Corsair Patio.
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