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Risk Management Considerations of Treating Patients With Altered or Painful Breast Structures, Hour 4 of 7, Types of Implantable Prosthesis for Breast Structure

This hour is one of seven in this course. The course will teach the anatomy and physiology of the breasts and anterior thoracic structures. Dr. Paul Evans delves into the many abnormalities, conditions, dangers, and precautions to take when treating patients in the prone position. This course will describe the common dysfunctions, surgical procedures, and […]

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Muscle Testing and Exercise Prescription, Hour 4 of 9, Muscle Testing the Trunk

This course will teach you how to test the strength and function of muscles to discover muscle weakness, pathology, and faulty biomechanics. This hour is one of nine. It will focus on the thorax muscles, including the diaphragm, quadratus lumborum, pelvic floor, transverse abdominus, rectus abdominus, obliques, and sacrospinalis. Dr. Scott Levine demonstrates how to perform

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Risk Management in the Multi-Disciplinary Practice, Hour 4 of 4, Risk Management for the MD-DC Practice

This hour is one of four in Dr. Michael Carberry’s course on the risks to consider when operating a multi-disciplinary practice. It will teach you the most advanced concepts regarding the risks and benefits, along with the laws and regulations associated with starting and managing a multi-disciplinary practice. In addition, he provides you with information

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Integrative Myofascial Release, Hour 4 of 5, Demonstration (Lower Back, Buttock, Hip)

Dr. Jean Paul AmonteThe Integrative Myofascial Release (IMR) course is a five-hour series. Dr. Jean Paul Amonte explains and demonstrates the components of IMR, including assessment, client positioning, techniques, and rehabilitative exercises. He presents several hand techniques, including Swedish, Russian, and Western. He also covers several ways to get a muscle in contraction to relax,

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Rehabilitation of the Athlete, Hour 4 of 10, The Magnificent Seven Overview

This hour is one of a ten-hour live workshop. In this hour, Dr. Liebenson teaches seven exercises that provide a qualitative set of tests that allow the clinician to grade fundamental movements and eventually correct specific functional abnormalities. In addition, he covers pain as a symptom and finding in the assessment process and Gray Cook’s

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Extremity Adjustment, Hour 4 of 7, Wrist and Elbow, Adjusting, Taping and Rehab

Dr. Charrette’s Extremity Adjusting Course demonstrates how to adjust the non-spinal joints of the extremities and TMJ, offering his protocols and rationale for each technique. It will improve your ability to help patients who need assessment and treatment of extremity conditions and provide you with new ways to treat a wide range of non-spinal disorders.

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Radiology In Practice, Hour 4 of 8, Understanding X-Ray Findings in Diabetic Patients

As presented by Dr. Osterhouse, Radiology in Practice teaches how to take and interpret radiographs, MRIs, CTs, and other diagnostic imaging tools, including the bone scan. In addition, the course provides a valuable review of spinal and extremity imaging for a doctor in general practice.This hour teaches the participant about the presence and development of

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Spinal Trauma, Hour 4 of 12, How to Best Manage the Spinal Trauma Patient

Dr. Cronk will suggest a logical model that explains the relationship between trauma and subluxation that allows patients to understand the logic of your care plan. He suggests differences between pain patterns, five grades of ligament sprain, support, maintenance, and preventive care plans. This hour is one of twelve by Dr. Cronk. Take it alone

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The Perinatal and Pediatric Practice, Hour 4 of 11, Basic Nutrition and Biochemical Health

This course will teach you the basics of perinatal and pediatric practice. This hour covers prenatal dietary recommendations and strategies to minimize biochemical stress in pregnant patients. Learning ObjectivesThe participant will be able to recommend strategies that will minimize biochemical stress for the pregnant patient.

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Faulty Movement Patterns, Hour 5 of 10, Functional Evaluation / Prague School Test A

This hour is one of a 10-hour live event that is best if viewed in order. Dr. Liebenson teaches how to evaluate a patient’s movement patterns, detect faulty patterns, and create programs to correct specific functional abnormalities.When an injury occurs, the body adapts, resulting in faulty biomechanics. In this 10-hour series, Dr. Liebenson teaches how

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