CTCP MODULE 3 - HEADACHE (Sydney, February 17-18, 2018)
CTCP MODULE 3
HEADACHE
17 - 18 FEBRUARY 2018 (SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA)
Presented by: DR MATTHEW D. LONG
*THIS EVENT IS NOW CONFIRMED
Module 3 will take your understanding of headache, and in particular the disease migraine, to a whole new level. Learn about the myriad of neurological signs and symptoms that accompany this condition and how you can play a front-line role in patient management. This Module delves even more deeply into the neurology of chiropractic to enhance your clinical thinking and equip you with tools of assessment.
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The goal of Module 1 is to renew your clarity about what you do in everyday practice, no matter what technique you use or your specialisation. At the core of this Module is a clinical framework for chiropractic practice - a model that aims to unite all chiropractic approaches based upon the common mechanisms of action within the central nervous system. From the mechanical aspect of ‘skeletal misalignment’, to the brainstem control of postural stability, right up to the influence on cerebellar and cortical function. This framework will enhance your understanding, guide your thinking and strengthen your communication.
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Getting rid of pain is still the top priority for chiropractic patients. But what does it really mean? Together we are going to dissect the problem of pain - tendon pain, chronic back pain, shoulder pain, chronic neck pain, persistent headache. We will look closely at what the evidence is telling us - that all of these roads lead back to the brain. We'll focus on the neurological mechanisms lying beneath these conditions, driving our patients towards chronicity.
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Module 4 focuses upon the neurology of balance and postural control. We will refine your skills in assessing and managing patients with dizziness, vertigo and a range of other balance disorders. Learn how the extraordinary proprioceptive capacity of the cervical spine plays a central role in human stability and why many ongoing spinal problems could be viewed as a subtle expression of a balance disorder.
Anxiety, visual disturbances, muscle tension, even scoliosis, can all be the product of a struggling balance system. But a static X-ray does not do justice to the exquisite control necessary to guide 24 movable vertebrae without injury. So how is this done? And what happens when it all goes wrong?
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Module 5 is about building the referral relationships that form the cornerstone of professional practice. Being a professional involves more than simply doing a good job. You must be able to communicate the nature of what you are doing, and the benefits of your unique skills, if you want to gain greater influence. This Module draws upon the science of communication to add an important dimension to your professional development and personal effectiveness.
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The Spinal Diagnosis Module will help you to answer some of the key frustrations and contradictions experienced by chiropractors. Would you like greater certainty when recommending care to your patients? Have you considered how much your tissue diagnosis really matters when it comes to the science of valid care giving? Would you like to know which clinical tests are truly robust and can be relied upon to help you make a firm diagnosis? Would you like to know how to vary your adjustments and treatment applications in accordance with the tissue diagnosis that you have made? How does an adjustment help a patient who has torn the connective tissue of an intervertebral disc? Can sacroiliac joints really 'go out of alignment'? If not, then what actually happens to them? Are you comfortable explaining what you do to another health care professional using the language of science and free from jargon?
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Please note that all programs are subject to enrolments at that location. As such, dates and venues may change out of necessity.
Events will be confirmed 30 days prior to the scheduled date. Please check this page regularly to ensure that you have the latest information. You can find out more about our Cancellation and Refund Policy here.
CTCP MODULE 3HEADACHE
CTCP MODULE 1NEUROLOGY OF CHIROPRACTIC
CTCP MODULE 6PAIN IN THE FRAME
CTCP MODULE 4DIZZINESS, BALANCE & POSTURE
CTCP MODULE 5PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION
CTCP MODULE 2SPINAL DIAGNOSIS