Pelvic Torsion: Biomechanics & Assessment  (2 CE Technique)

Instructor: Dr. Robert Cooperstein, MA, DC

PART H – The concept of pelvic torsion has been a central theme for DCs. This evidence-based and patient-centered model describes pelvic torsion from the perspective of classic chiropractic schools of thought. Diving into the osseous and muscular biomechanics, Dr. Cooperstein teases out the common unifying threads for how to observe, benchmark and address the biomechanics of the innominates.

A comprehensive review of evidence-based assessments often used by chiropractors.

Radiology Case Reviews (1 CE Xray/Clinical)

Instructor: Dr. Cliff Tao, DC, DACBR

PART I – X-ray is an important assessment for a diagnostic workup and should be employed when clinically indicated. Reviewing real world case histories and radiological findings of x-ray, CT, and MRI gives insight to spot treatment red flags, as well as applicability to chiropractic practice for developmental and acquired biomechanic issues of the lumbar spine and pelvis.

Radiology Case Reviews: lumbar spine, pelvis, and hip.

Mind-Body Connection: Depression and SSRIs (1 CE)

Instructor: Kenneth Carter, PhD, Psychology Professor

PART J – Depression manifests as both a psychological and physiological disorder where pharmaceutical interventions can help restore normal neurological function, with selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) established as the predominant prescribed antidepressant class alongside several commonly used natural alternatives based on the monoamine hypothesis.

This understanding empowers chiropractors to interact knowledgeably with psychology professionals when managing complex and chronic cases, enhancing inter-professional communication and allowing DCs to better comprehend how psychotherapists and physicians view the mind-body connection in patient care.

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