BS1.01 The Many Models of the Chiropractic Subluxation
64 Minutes – An introduction into chiropractic neuroscience and the chiropractic subluxation
BS1.02 The Brain Model of the Chiropractic Subluxation
76 Minutes – How a healthy and a dysfunctional spine communicates with the brain
BS1.03 Your first visit to a Chiropractor
45 Minutes – What to expect from your first visit and “what is that popping sound”
BS1.04 Your first adjustment
42 Minutes – What is an adjustment, how does it work and what to expect.
BS1.05 How Stress affects your Health
55 Minutes – What causes symptons of stress and how chiropractic care may help.
BS1.07 Spinal Function Affects Brain Function
54 Minutes – How spinal dysfunction can potentially send a confusing message to the brain.
BS1.08 Adjustments Improve Strength
46 Minutes – The effect of chiropractic on muscle strength and the latest research studies.
BS1.09 The Prefrontal Cortex and Cerebellum
66 Minutes – Chiropractic studies have shown adjustments can change processing in the brain.
BS1.10 How to Explain Pain
53 Minutes – How the brain effects pain perception and the benefits of chiropractic care.
BS1.11 Chiropractic and Pain
50 Minutes – The effects of chiropractic on pain and the benefits other than pain relief.
BS2.01 Introduction to the Neuroplasticity Model
94 minutes – this class covers the major changes in neuroscience over the past 20 years
BS2.02 Two Models of the Vertebral Subluxation
65 minutes – the latest research evidence examining what a vertebral subluxation is.
BS2.03 The Neurophysiology of the Subluxation
60 minutes – the consequences of spinal injury and how it affects the brain function.
BS2.04 Adjustments affect the Prefrontal Cortex
61 minutes – how adjustments impact the processing of the prefrontal cortex in the brain.
BS2.05 The Impact of Stress on the Brain and Health
71 minutes – How stress and traumatic experiences negatively impact our brain function and health.
BS2.06 Communicating Chiropractic’s impact on the Brain
69 minutes – how to communicate the science about how stress negatively impacts our health.
BS2.07 Pain is created in the Brain
50 minutes – the latest science tells us that pain is created in the brain – to warn us about danger.
BS2.08 Understanding Chronic Pain
65 minutes – how to communicate the latest contemporary understanding of what chronic pain is.
BS2.09 Connection between Stress, Pain, Sleep and Mental Health
61 minutes – how stress plays a major role in the development of chronic pain.
BS2.10 The Brain, Pain and the Neuroplastic Effects of Chiropractic Care
61 Minutes – we examine the function of the spine and how the brain controls movement
BS2.11 The Somatosensory Neuroplastic effects of Chiropractic Care
53 minutes – the known Somatosensory neuroplastic effects of chiropractic care.
BS2.12 The Motor Control effects of Chiropractic Care
67 minutes – the known motor control neuroplastic effects of chiropractic care.
CS1.02 The Safety of Chiropractic Care
52 minutes – This class will cover what we know about the safety of chiropractic care.
CS1.04 Lower Back Pain and Neck Pain
50 minutes – did you know that lower back pain is one of the leading causes of disability worldwide?
CS1.05 Headaches and Migraines
48 Minutes – Studies have shown that chiropractic care may help reduce headache and migraine pain.
NS1.01 Neurobiology of the Neuron
56 Minutes – The basics of one of the two main cell types found in the nervous system.
NS1.02 Neurobiology of the Glial Cells
93 minutes – Be able to discuss the anatomy and function of the most common glial cells.
NS1.03 The Nerve Cell Membrane
48 minutes – this class details how the brain functions and the mechanisms behind nerve impulses.
NS1.04 The Action Potential
42 minutes – gain a solid grasp of the action potential’s role in our nervous system.
NS1.05 The Synapse
50 minutes – Understand the fundamentals of the synapse
NS1.06 Cortical Anatomy
66 minutes – the layers of complexity surrounding the cerebral cortex.
NS1.07 Sensory Processing and Integration
60 minutes – a deep dive into the realm of Sensory Processing Integration.
NS1.08 Neural Plasticity
49 minutes – the cellular mechanisms that underpin neural plasticity
NS1.09 Neurotransmitters
61 minutes – a comprehensive overview over the different types of neurotransmitters there are.
NS1.10 The Prefrontal Cortex
63 minutes – a nexus of neurological brilliance that shapes the very essence of our human experience.
NS1.11 The Somatosensory System and Tracts
72 minutes – a concise yet comprehensive look at how our bodies perceive and transmit sensory information.
NS1.12 The Meninges of the Brain and Spinal Cord
44 minutes – the mysteries surrounding the protective membranes of the brain and spinal cord.
NS1.13 Motor Control and the Corticospinal Tract
64 mins – a crucial superhighway that links your cerebral cortex to your spinal cord
NS1.14 The Muscle Fiber and Neuromuscular Junction
49 minutes – learn about the anatomy of skeletal muscles down to the individual muscle fibers
NS1.15 Proprioception and Reflexes
50 minutes – how your body navigates the world with precision.
NS1.16 Pain The Danger Warning System
78 minutes – the complex world of pain.
NS1.19 Cranial Nerves
54 minutes – the anatomy and functions of the twelve cranial nerves.
NS1.25 The Cerebellum
72 minutes – learn about the major anatomical divisions of the cerebellum.
NS1.30 The Neurobiology of Stress and Trauma
61 minutes – understand the impact of stress and trauma on the human brain and body.
NS1.31 The Neuroimmune Connection
72 minutes – interaction between nervous system and immune system.
NS1.34 Neuroembryology
35 minutes – enhance your understanding of fundamental concepts in embryology.
PH1.01 Introduction to Philosophy
66 minutes – Understand the fundamental similarities and differences between science and philosophy.
PH1.02 Epistemology Knowledge and Truth
64 minutes – the theory of knowledge and distinction between belief and opinion.
RM1.07 Introduction to Experimental Designs
This class is ideal if you need to design a study yourself if you have a cause-and-effect type of research…
RM1.11 How many participants you need for your study
This class explains why we calculate sample size and how it can impact our research as chiropractors.
RM2.05 Gathering Scientific Evidence for a Report of Findings
68 minutes
RM3.05 Meta-analysis
In this class, you will learn the basics of a good meta-analysis and why they can be so useful in…
RM3.09 Working with your Supervisor on your Research Project
52 minutes
SC1.01 Introduction to Biostatistics
60 minutes – this class explains what biostatistics is and the parameters associated with it. To understand chiropractic research, it is crucial to know the basics of statistics.
SC1.02 Basic Descriptive Analysis
60 minutes – to run any analysis of a set of data, you usually start with some descriptive statistics. This class teaches the basics of how to do this using Microsoft Excel.