Georgia Essentials | 20 HRS [15 Clinical, 4 Ethics/Risk, 1 Law]

20 CEU HOURS  - [1 Hour GA Law, 4 Hours Ethics/Risk, 15 Hours Clinical]  GA #2024-1938, GA #2024-1937, GA #2024-1936, GA #2024-877

Georgia Chiropractic Law (1 CE Law) - Instructor: Dr. Robert Alpert, B.S., D.C.

Dive into Georgia's latest chiropractic regulations, from GBCE updates to patient care standards. This concise yet comprehensive course covers essential topics like license management, scope of practice, and statutory changes. Stay compliant, informed, and ahead of the curve in your Georgia chiropractic practice.

"It was great." ~ Dr. Dena T. Jones, D.C. (College Park, Georgia)

Georgia Ethics and Boundaries (2 CE GA Ethics/Risk) - Instructor: Dr. Robert Alpert, B.S., D.C.

Through compelling real-world scenarios, this course covers ethics and professional boundaries in a Georgia chiropractic practice. Participants will gain practical insights into ethical decision-making and maintaining appropriate therapeutic relationships while meeting state standards.

It had a nice mix of facts and anecdotal examples from various practices. – Dr. Natasha Warren, DC – Marietta, GA

Posture, Rehab & MCE (2 CE Ethics/Risk) - Instructor: Dr. Steven Weiniger, DC, DIANM

Building on fundamental StrongPosture® principles, this course explores the ethical implementation of posture optimization for adults and older populations. Through the ACE methodology (Awareness, Control, Environment), practitioners learn to ethically promote self-reliance while avoiding symptom pathologization. The course emphasizes evidence-based techniques for fostering posture awareness, developing somatic control, and optimizing individual environments—particularly crucial in our technology-driven society. Special attention is given to motor control exercise (MCE), ergonomic adaptation, and infection control protocols, all within an ethical framework that champions personal agency and sustainable wellness practices. Posture is a consumer concern which will inevitably grow as boomers age and their posture degenerates. People are excited with this public health message that increases posture awareness as they experience objective functional improvement in how they move during normal activities with StrongPosture® exercise.

Posture, Rehab & Motor Control Exercise (15 CE Clinical) - Instructor: Dr. Steven Weiniger, DC, DIANM

The Posture & Balance course equips clinicians with a systematic approach to strengthening functional posture through integrated passive and active care strategies. Using the StrongPosture® protocol, practitioners learn to build patients' awareness and control through three progressive tracks focusing on Balance, Alignment, and Motion. This evidence-based methodology employs simple tools like balls, bands, and foam pads, alongside five patient-friendly biomechanical principles to help patients understand and adopt intelligent postural habits. The protocol guides practitioners in transitioning patients from acute care through rehabilitation and into wellness, systematically retraining both precise movements and whole-body patterns to correct sensorimotor discrepancies between perceived and actual posture.

As posture becomes an increasingly significant consumer concern—particularly among aging boomers and tech-focused millennials—this course positions practitioners to meet growing market demands while delivering measurable functional improvements. Clinicians learn to customize StrongPosture® exercises for various patient presentations and abilities, helping people move well, prevent injury, and optimize biomechanical wellness. From initial assessment using digital imagery to empowering patients to engage their core and stand taller, this course provides the foundation for building a distinctive practice identity.

"I really liked how it was broken up into short sections and the site is very easy to navigate and use."  Dr. Amanda Davis, Stockbridge, GA