Clinical Human Performance Practitioner Certification Program

Course overview

The Clinical Human Performance Practitioner (CHPP) program is a 12-module, 114.5-hour continuing education series designed for chiropractors, physical therapists, and other rehabilitation professionals who seek to bridge the gap between clinical care and human performance. This comprehensive curriculum integrates principles of biomechanics, physical assessment, corrective exercise, and applied rehabilitation science to improve musculoskeletal health, prevent injury, and enhance physical performance across diverse patient populations. Participants will gain a deep understanding of how to systematically assess physical function, design therapeutic and performance-based exercise programs, and implement evidence-based strategies to optimize tissue loading, recovery, and adaptation. The program emphasizes functional movement principles, load management, power development, and strength training strategies relevant to both clinical rehabilitation and athletic performance. Upon completion, clinicians will be equipped to apply structured assessment and training frameworks, collaborate effectively with integrated care teams, and implement individualized programs that support long-term outcomes in rehabilitation and wellness care. The CHPP program supports a shift from reactive treatment toward proactive performance management within clinical practice.