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CHIROPRACTIC CONTINUING EDUCATION

Required and very necessary.

Chiropractic Continuing Education is a very important part of every professional's life. Only the fool thinks he knows it all ... and the old dog who is too old to learn. Alas that is already true of some at 30!



"I'm still learning."

- Michaelangelo (said when he was 85)

If that was true for arguably the most famous artist, sculptor and architect the world has ever known should we do any less? (Seen the dome of St Peters in Rome? The Sistine Chapel? La Pieta? If continuing education was good for Michaelangelo at 85, then ...)



Rome is our favourite city in Europe. Sorry Paris, Amsterdam, London! Just a visit to see the roof of the Sistine Chapel, Michaelangelo's Creation is worth a visit to the ends of the Earth.


Chiropractic is making such great strides that, s/he who pretends that he has no need to learn further, will very quickly fall behind in the quality of care that he can provide.

When I think how much I have learnt about the jaw, sports injuries, the sacrum, the Epley Maneuver for vertigo, and much much more since graduation, I am saddened that some participate in continuing education with such reluctance and bad grace.

Best of all is when you can fulfil your needs for chiropractic education, and have a ball at the same time. On the way to London this year, take in Wimbledon!


    "It is important that students bring a certain ragamuffin, barefoot, irreverence to their studies; they are not here to worship what is known, but to question it."

    - Jacob Bronowski, 1908 - 1974




    1. Carrick Seminar
    2. Carrick seminars hold one of their eminent neurological seminars in London in July 2009. The focus will be adjusting techniques for extremity conditions. Read more …

    3. Gonstead Seminar
    4. Gonstead Clinics will hold their first seminar in Spain in 2009 at the new Chiropractic University.

      Read more …

    5. Cranial Nerves made relevant for the Chiropractor
    6. A short 6 email course for chiropractors wishing to update their knowledge on the cranial nerves. It's free.

      Read more …


      "Whoever ceases to be a student has never been a student."

      - George Iles


    7. Vertigo
    8. Two short courses are on offer at Chiropractic Continuing Education, free of charge, to enable the doctor of chiropractic diagnose and treat Vertigo more effectively. Research done in the UK confirms what many of us already know: the dizzy patient is the one most likely to react badly to an upper cervical adjustment. Here, we provide you with an alternative, simple and effective. And proven.

      For more information about the Hallpike-Dix test and the Epley Maneuver.


      "If a teacher is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind."

      - Kahlil Gibran, 1883 - 1931




    9. ECU conference 2009
    10. Read more …





    11. Fairest Cape Chiropractic Congress
    12. Cape Town, September 2009

      Combine some pleasure with some fine Chiropractic Continuing Education. Climb Table Mountain, visit a wine farm, stretch out on a beautiful beach ... and much more. Read more …




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  1. Go from chiropractic continuing education to CHIROPRACTIC BOOKS.

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