This 2-day seminar provides healthcare practitioners with foundational knowledge and skills in chiropractic care, focusing on spinal biomechanics and effective patient assessment. Ideal for chiropractors, physical therapists, osteopaths, and other manual therapy professionals, the course emphasizes essential techniques and principles for treating spinal conditions.

Course Duration: 20 hours of coursework, spread over 2 days, with 10 hours of training each day.

Course Breakdown:

• 20% Theory
• 80% Hands-On Practice

Key Highlights

Detailed Anatomy and Biomechanics

• Basic understanding of spinal anatomy and movement
• Introduction to joint biomechanics and their functional relevance

High-Velocity Low-Amplitude (HVLA) Techniques

• Fundamental HVLA techniques for spinal adjustments
• Safe and effective manipulation methods for cervical, thoracic, and lumbar regions

Patient Assessment

• Basic evaluation protocols to identify common spinal issues
• Recognizing contraindications and when to refer patients
• Developing simple and effective treatment plans

Motion Palpation Skills

• Basic techniques for assessing joint movement
• Identifying areas of restricted motion and dysfunction
• Practical applications of motion palpation in treatment planning

Practical Application

• Hands-on practice sessions with guided instruction
• Role-playing real-life case scenarios
• Interactive workshops for skill enhancement

Outcomes

• Improved understanding of spinal biomechanics
• Increased confidence in performing HVLA spinal adjustments
• Enhanced skills in patient assessment and motion palpation techniques
  
  

Join us for this essential seminar to build a solid foundation in chiropractic care, helping you provide better care for your patients.