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chiropractic courses distance learning
- Certificate in Chiropractic Neurology (CCN)
- Certificate in Chiropractic Nutrition (CCN)
- Certificate in Chiropractic Pediatrics (CCP)
- Certificate in Chiropractic Radiology (CCR)
- Certificate in Chiropractic Sports Medicine (CCSM)
- Certified Chiropractic Clinical Assistant (CCCA)
After the course requirements have been completed you will receive a certificate appropriate for display in your clinic demonstrating your accomplishment.
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How To Do Chiropractic Adjustments: The Fundamentals
Learn How to Adjust the Spine With Accuracy and EffectivenessBestsellerRating: 4.8 out of 54.8 (90 ratings)324 studentsCreated by Dan Perez, DC
What you’ll learn
- Understand chiropractic theory and how chiropractic is used to treat musculoskeletal conditions and improve health.
- Evaluate the spine and identify problem areas: what to test, how to test and what to look for.
- Prescribe and explain the nature of a chiropractic treatment plan to a patient.
- Develop the biomechanics of adjusting the cervical, thoracic and lumbar regions of the spine.
- Effectively communicate chiropractic to a new patient in a way that brings clarity to the patient and increase treatment compliance and outcomes.
- Know the only two practice development resources I recommend.
Requirements
- You will need a firm chiropractic bench. Do not try these adjustments on anything else such as a bed or sofa.
- A comfortable, quiet room with no distractions is needed to practice the adjustments.
- A large monitor; the bigger the better, to view the adjusting videos. Project your laptop to a larger external monitor or cast your browser to your smart TV. Set up your monitor close to the adjusting table in a position where you can see clearly as you practice the body positioning (yours and your patient’s) for adjustments.
- A person in good health who has agreed to let you practice the adjustments on.
- Someone with the proper qualifications to observe is highly advised.
- A reflex hammer and plastic pinwheel to practice the ortho-neuro testing.
Description
Are you interested in learning chiropractic? Then this course is for you!
After completing it, you will understand the theory behind chiropractic; how to assess the spinal column to determine what bones to adjust; how to formulate a typical chiropractic treatment plan; how to adjust the neck, mid back and lower back; and tips for managing a new patient.
This course is designed for chiropractic students, new and experienced chiropractors and those who are considering a chiropractic career. Manual therapy and fitness specialists like physical therapists, kinesiologists, physiatrists, massage therapists and athletic trainers who are interested in chiropractic can especially benefit from this course since they already are familiar with treating/ improving the human body with their hands.
This course is laid out in a procedure-progressive sequence:
Introduction
This video summarizes the entire course. In it, I explain that while the course obviously does not intend to replace formal chiropractic education, it condenses the practice of chiropractic– its core elements– to provide a clear picture of the profession to those who are interested in pursuing a career in chiropractic; or incorporating chiropractic treatment into their practice or services.
The course touches on chiropractic theory, exam techniques, adjusting (spinal manipulation) techniques and the basics of new patient handling– all the things a chiropractor deals with every day in practice.
Section 1, Principles of Chiropractic
This video explains chiropractic theory; i.e. its unique approach to healthcare. After completing it, you will understand the rationale behind chiropractic adjustments: why chiropractors do adjustments to the spine; what happens when you correct an abnormally aligned vertebral segment; and the resulting health benefits.
The video is highly visual and makes the concepts easy to grasp. When you understand them, it will benefit your clinical skills: you will diagnose conditions better; be better able to “connect the dots” in all your cases; be a better adjuster; and devise and prescribe better treatment plans.
Section 2, Spinal Evaluation
Posture: In this video I teach you how to develop a “chiropractic eye” for subtle, postural deviations. A person’s posture outwardly reveals his spine’s alignment inside, so it is naturally the first thing a chiropractor should check on a patient. After completing this lecture, you will be able to determine which areas of a person’s spine are out of alignment with just a brief check of his posture.
Static Palpation: Palpation is the diagnostic skill of assessing the body through touch. With reference to chiropractic, static palpation means feeling for abnormal joint movement while the patient’s spine is in a static, neutral position. This information is correlated with the patient’s symptoms and complaints, and other tests to narrow down the problem area.
Static palpation is used to locate body landmarks to precisely locate individual vertebra for adjusting; feel for areas of edema and heat; feel for tenderness; assess muscle tone, and other abnormalities that can be detected by touch. It is the second procedure done in a typical chiropractic spinal exam (posture, static palpation, motion palpation).
Motion palpation is an evaluation technique that involves palpating spinal joints while they are in motion (rotation, flexion, extension, or side bending) to assess for any movement restrictions in any plane, which would indicate vertebral misalignment and/or fixation. It is the third procedure done in a typical chiropractic spinal exam (posture, static palpation, motion palpation).
Orthopedic and Neurological Testing: In this video I explain how to do several standard orthopedic & neurological tests. Chiropractors use orthopedic and nerve testing to further narrow down the location, nature and extent of the patient’s condition.
Section 3, Treatment Fundamentals
Once you know how to identify a spinal problem, the next important decision is what to recommend to the patient — how many treatments to prescribe; what modalities are appropriate; and how long before improvement is expected.
I explain the logic behind a typical chiropractic treatment plan (prescription) so that you can explain it with confidence to a patient, and increase compliance.
Section 4, Six Important Skills of Adjusting
Before you start adjusting patients, you must understand these six, important fundamentals. Chiropractic adjusting is a unique combination of fine motor dexterity and biomechanically-advantaged force generation. When done right, it is actually comfortable; but when done wrong, it can be uncomfortable to the patient, and even painful.
Doing adjustments wrong may also cause injury to you, the chiropractor, as well and shorten your career. It is a very physical occupation that is tough on your back and joints. Learn what to do with your body; and more importantly, what not to do when you are adjusting.
Section 5, Spinal Adjusting
In this section, I go to great lengths to explain the fine details of adjusting the spine so that students “get it.”
One cannot expect to learn how to adjust the spine simply by observing a chiropractic adjustment itself. While it may look simple in casual observation, what you can’t see are the force vectors the chiropractor uses– the angles and amplitudes needed to move the vertebra, and the subtle things the chiropractor does to stabilize the spine before delivering the thrust.
Therefore, to truly learn how to do an adjustment properly, the procedure needs to be dissected into its individual parts. In all the videos, I point out the key steps of the technique at the precise moment they occur, freeze-framing the step and explaining how it is done, with screen annotations to make sure you understand. Not knowing how to do just one of these things will render the adjustment ineffective!
The three videos are:
How to Adjust the Cervical Spine (Neck): I demonstrate how to adjust an occiput fixation, a C-1 fixation, and a C4 fixation.
How to Adjust the Thoracic Spine: I demonstrate how to adjust a thoracic segment using three, different techniques.
How to Adjust the Lumbar Spine: I demonstrate how to adjust the lower and upper lumbar segments using two, different techniques.
Section 6, Tips for Managing a New Patient
Most practice consultants will tell you that patient communication—what to say and what not to say; how you say it and when you say it– are absolutely critical to the success of a chiropractic practice.
In this video, I will explain the proper mindset needed when communicating with a new patient. You want your patient to feel confident in you so that she will comply with treatment, get the best results and refer her friends to your office. The way to accomplish this is through effective communication. Many chiropractors mess this opportunity up by saying the wrong things and scaring the patient away; never to return, never to refer. I’ll reveal the items you must address and the things you should leave out in order to get the best results– clinically and for business.
Section 7, Chiropractic Resources: I have provided key resources to get you started in your practice. I also reveal two individuals who I believe are the best in the business for helping chiropractors get their practices going.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone who is considering a career in chiropractic; chiropractic students and chiropractors
- Manual therapy specialists who wish to learn chiropractic techniques such as physical therapists, massage therapists, athletic trainers, kinesiologists, posture specialists and acupuncturists.
Double your Chiropractic Practice in 60 Days
Learn how to double your chiropractic practice in 60 days or less with industry proven marketing secretsRating: 3.9 out of 53.9 (33 ratings)143 studentsCreated by Greg Haitz
What you’ll learn
- Implement a patient re-activation program
- By the end of this course you will know exactly how to explode your practice with new patients
- Use the latest marketing secrets
Requirements
- Simple Internet Connection – Pen and Paper for Notes
Description
Would you like to have a busier practice? Would you like to see more patients and help more people and make more money in the process? Who wouldn’t? Unfortunately it’s never as simple as we thought it would be and we certainly didn’t learn much about this in school. In this program your will learn how to double your chiropractic practice in 60 days or less with proven industry marketing secrets. I will show you how to implement a plan to double your practice using new patient marketing secrets, reactivation events and office procedures that are used by the busiest practices out there. Whether you are new in practice or a seasoned practitioner, you can blow the doors off of your practice with this field tested, proven program.
Chiropractic practice is tricky and marketing your chiropractic practice can be even trickier. Don’t waste your money on advertising that doesn’t work or is less than effective. In this program I will show you what I did to double my practice and how to implement all of the strategies with ease. Grab a pen and paper and get ready to take some notes!
Who this course is for:
- Chiropractors
- Chiropractic Students
- New Patient Mavens
- Chiropractic Assistants
Chiropractic Courses In Uk
Looking for hands on learning, world-class academic staff, and exceptional career prospects? Do you want to help people improve their quality of life? Then look no further. Study to become a chiropractor at the AECC University College and you’ll be joining a rewarding and established healthcare profession.
Our hands-on undergraduate course has been designed to equip you with all the relevant theory, practical skills, and clinical experience that you’ll need in order to become a competent chiropractor. That means from day one you’ll be building up clinical experience with real patient observations and case studies. In your final year of study you’ll be treating real patients under supervision in our large on-site teaching clinic which sees over 50,000 patient contacts a year.
During your study you’ll also make use of our specialised clinical imaging facilities, and come face to face with real human anatomy at our dedicated prosection facility. There are practical classes and lab sessions where you can learn and practice your diagnostic and therapeutic skills with our tutors on hand to help. Your study will be split between lectures, labs and classes along with directed and self-directed study and clinical observations.
Be ready to get involved. The sooner you get into the clinic and start learning patient management methods like manipulation, soft tissue techniques and active rehabilitation, the more you will develop your practice. Being in a real life chiropractic environment will prepare you for your career, treating patients with musuloskeletal disorders and developing your practical skills, confidence and employability. The Master of Chiropractic degrees’ integrated learning method will keep your brain active, learning multiple subjects at once with an emphasis on clinical application.
With engaging lectures and tutorials on offer, you’ll be learning from some of the global leaders in the field. You’ll get access to our Virtual Learning Environment, which is full of interactive online learning opportunities such as videos, quizzes and self-study lessons to help you in your studies. Of course, there are also practical classes and lab sessions where you can learn and practice your diagnostic and therapeutic skills with our tutors who are always on hand to help.
If you’re thinking about graduation already, you might want to know that within 6 months of graduating with a Masters of Chiropractic degree you could be earning a starting salary of £27,000. Don’t take our word for it though, take a look at the UNISTATS report to find out more.
Most graduates go on to work as chiropractors in private clinics, but there are other opportunities available. Some graduates go on to develop a specialist interest in a particular field such as sports or paediatrics, or go into careers as researchers or lecturers.
Our full-time Masters in Chiropractic – MChiro (Hons) course is accredited by the General Chiropractic Council (GCC) and the European Council on Chiropractic Education. Visit our accreditation’s page for full details.
Keen to know more? Watch the video below on ‘Why become a Chiropractor’ and join us at one of our Open Days to find out more about our reputation as leaders of research in the fields of Chiropractic, MRI and Ultrasound and talk to current students and staff.
Please note:
The MChiro course will undergo its six-yearly Periodic Review during the academic year 2020-21. Although the structure of the course may change as a result, the course will continue to be designed to meet the General Chiropractic Council Education Standards (subject to validation).
Alternative route:
Our MSc Chiropractic offers an alternative route to a chiropractic qualification with a self-directed focus on research, data collection and analysis. You will also benefit from a two year experiential placement in our on-site chiropractic clinic. An MSc may be desirable if you are considering a career in research or academia, or may be preferred by some national associations.
Key Information
Course title:Master of ChiropracticUCAS Code:B320Qualification:MChiro (hons)Duration:4-5 years (Depending on entry year)Study mode:Full-timeTypical offer:UCAS Tariff points 96 (Gateway year) and 128 (Year 1)
Course leader
Hazel Jensen
MChiro, PGCert – Lecturer (Clinical Sciences) and Access to HE Health Sciences Programme Leader
Hazel is the Course Leader for Master of Chiropractic – MChiro (Hons). In addition, she is involved in private chiropractic practice.
Course details
Looking for course details and structure? You’re in the right place. During your degree you’ll not only have access to our wide range of teaching facilities but our world-class academic staff too. Get real-world experience in our teaching clinic, make use of our specialised clinical imaging facilities, and enhance your learning by benefiting from using our dedicated prosection facility.
Study time
You can expect to spend around 20 hours a week in lectures and classes in the first 3 years. The majority of students also spend around 20 hours a week on self-directed study and clinical observations.
Need more info about learning aims and outcomes, curriculum content, teaching methods and assessment, and credits per unit? Take a look at our Course Specification to find out more.
How you’re assessed
You’ll be assessed through a combination of:
- Examinations
- Coursework
- Practical Assessment
- Group projects
- Reflective reports
- Case reports
- Logbook/portfolio
First Chiropractic College in Europe
We were the first chiropractic college in Europe having been founded in 1965. We are proud to be one of the founding institutions of the International Chiropractic Educational Collaboration (ICEC) statements which describe our commitment to a core scientific and evidence based approach to your chiropractic education
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diploma in chiropractic courses
This FHT accredited Diploma in Structural Rebalancing is a pioneering and effective bodywork system that will take your practice to the next level!
Celebrating 27 years in bodywork Michael Gibbons has devised this new and unique course inspired and influenced by his extensive multi-disciplinary approach. In creating ‘Structural Rebalancing,’ Michael has taken inspiration from all of the following techniques. This ranges from Sports and Remedial Massage, Aromatherapy, Thai Yoga Massage, and Biodynamic Cranio-Sacral Therapy, all in conjunction with his 4-year training as a McTimoney Therapist.
Fundamentally, Structural Balance in the body is a simple idea based on a holistic approach to bodywork. You will learn to work with the body as a complete system. Supporting the whole without getting lost in chasing symptoms around and around! Structural Rebalancing allows the body to heal itself in the right conditions. You will learn how to create these conditions. This course is 70% practically based and 30% theory.
Subjects covered in Structural Rebalancing:
Detailed Anatomy of the pelvis, spine, and limbs
Skeletal System, Muscles and Fascia
Nerve Pathways and Plexus’s
Myotomes
Myofascial Techniques
Muscle Energy Techniques
Soft Tissue Manipulation and Release
Neuro-muscular Techniques
Cranio-Sacral Concepts
Consultations and Assessment, effective note-taking
Contra-Indications and Red Flags
Case studies
Aftercare advice
Movement-based approaches to health rather than just stretching
Structural Rebalancing will enhance all aspects of your bodywork skills. Your clients will get amazing results often much quicker than with other techniques. Structural Rebalancing is perfect for Acute and Chronic Pain, Conditions of the muscular-skeletal system, For preventative bodywork to alleviate stress build up in the tissue, Support recovery from injury caused by trauma.
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As is known, there is no chiropractor education in N orge, and Norwegian students may travel abroad. Our new study program is a combination of one year of medical science at Bjørknes College and 4 years at Murdoch University in Perth. This is a great opportunity for anyone who wants to become a chiropractor.
Medisin grundfag is an open study where anyone with general study qualifications can apply. To move on to the second year of chiropractor education in Australia, you must meet the following requirements:
- At least 4 in character from vgs
- At least 4 in two subjects (biology and chemistry is recommended)
- At least C on all exams from medicine basic subjects
- Study start in Australia is in February each year.
One year in Oslo
The first year of education is the study medicine foundation. This study program provides 60 credits and is an independent year unit. Some of the students in the class have thought about the chiropractic program, but not all. There are also many who take this study to get an introduction to medical subjects, collect points, and perhaps pursue studies in acupuncture, medicine or the like.
All teaching takes place at Bjørknes College in Lovisenberggaten 13. The study is up to three full days of teaching, and two days for self-study. Some of the students use these two days to study science at Bjørknes Private School. This is also an opportunity for chiropractor students who need to improve their subjects.
Four years in Australia
After completing and passing medical science, the next step is Australia. Since Australia has a graduation start in February, it will take a half year break until students go ahead. The harvest can therefore be used to take an introductory course in Statistics (STK 1000) at the University of Oslo. This course and a course for, namely, introduction to chiropractic, will be taken during the second year in Australia, as well as the other subjects there.
However, you have the opportunity to take this course in advance if you meet the application requirement: 2 MX, 2 MY, 3 MZ, and either 3 MX, 3 MY, 3 FY, 3 KJ, 3 BI or subject combination 2 KJ + 3 BT or Subject combination 2 BI + 3 BT.
About Murdoch University
Murdoch University is approved by the Norwegian Chiropractor Association, and is recognized internationally for its chiropractor education.
Murdoch has also been ranked ten years in a row as a university that the students are very pleased with. Murdoch attaches great importance to having skilled and knowledgeable teachers who engage and motivate students.
About Perth
Perth is located on the west coast of Australia, famous for its warm and sunny climate, and beautiful white sandy beaches. The area is rich in natural resources, and you can, among other things, be lucky enough to see dolphins on the goat in the waters. The city, which has 1.5 million inhabitants, has more hours of sunshine than any other city in Australia.
The city is very pretty and most of life and activities take place outdoors. The town is located on the Swan River, which offers many great recreational opportunities for residents. Outside the city you will find many vineyards and large natural areas. It is good infrastructure and easy to get around by train and bus.
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