2021 West Seminar

Course overview

The big idea of Chiropractic Homeostasis is that we achieve balance by strengthening focusing care and patient education around essential functions related to the spine. With this foundation our patients can learn how to live with greater spine and brain awareness. The basis for care lies within our most advanced neurological models as well as from emerging observations from neuroscience. A review of these models supports not only our care of the spine but helps prioritize how we can best support spinal adjustments towards better brain health. An interactive, multimedia learning experience. There will be a series of learning modules, integrating principles of CTA fundamentals, anatomy, physiology, patient safety, terminology, health information management and more within the scope of the CTA Clinical Resource Guide. The Tennessee Board of Chiropractic Examiners requires all newly-licensed Tennessee chiropractors to complete a one-time six (6) hour board-approved course in risk management, sexual/professional boundaries, and Tennessee statutory and regulatory chiropractic jurisprudence. This course is designed to help the newly-licensed chiropractor more clearly understand all issues surrounding the profession of chiropractic in Tennessee. The Tennessee Board of Chiropractic Examiners requires all newly-licensed Tennessee Chiropractic Therapy Assistants (CTAs) and Chiropractic X-Ray Technologists (CXTs) to complete a one-time, two (2) hour board-approved course in risk management, sexual/professional boundaries, and jurisprudence. This course is designed to help newly-licensed and established CTAs and CXTs define all issues surrounding those boundaries.