Continuing Education | Life Chiropractic College West

Breath and Beyond, Chiropractic Respiratory Technique
In-Person, Hayward Campus on May 31 - June 1, 2025

CE Hours: 12 hours

Join us for a hands-on, weekend-long seminar focused on Chiropractic Respiratory Technique (CRT)—a powerful approach to improving breathing, sleep, and overall health. You’ll learn practical techniques to address common structural issues that contribute to sleep apnea, snoring, and poor oxygen intake.

Common Radiologic Diagnosis in Chiropractic Practice
Online On-Demand

CE Hours: 6 Diagnostic Imaging Hours
 

Join Dr. Jamie Motley, DC, DACBR, one of Life West's premier diagnostic imaging faculty, for this enlightening course. A 6-hour discussion on lesions commonly encountered in the chiropractic practice. You'll gain familiarity with images of congenital anomalies, soft tissue abnormalities and lesions affecting articulations. Dr. Motley brings images to life and will help you improve your diagnostic skills.

CCEP: Certified Chiropractic Extremity Practitioner
In-Person, Hayward Campus

CE Hours: 15 hours

Chiropractic often stresses the importance of nerve interference in the spine, but can sometimes neglect that it may also occur in the extremities. The Certified Chiropractic Extremity Practitioner (CCEP) seminar series presents practical, objective-based solutions for treating the extremities. The seminar series teaches how diagnosis and treatment are made simple through understanding the biomechanical functions of each joint. This simplified process utilizes muscle tests as indicators for adjusting, providing instant feedback for patients when their strength returns immediately.

Gaining expertise and even certification in extremities will enhance your knowledge, your confidence, and your practice. Register for individual courses or the entire series.

Stroke: Cervical Spine Adjusting, Stroke, and Cervical Artery Issues
Online On-Demand

CE Hours: 3 hours

The conversation around cervical spine adjusting and vertebral artery issues has changed significantly in the last ten years. Recent epidemiological and anatomical research illuminates and clarifies the disputed connections between chiropractic and stroke. Dr. Clum delivers a clear and invigorating update on the safety of cervical spine adjusting and vertebral artery issues, based on a review of the scientific literature.