CPD seminars
The IAVC also offers a wide variety of CPD courses. Additional chiropractic techniques are taught in the Applied Kinesiology, Logan Basic Technique, and Cranio-Sacral Therapy courses.
Additional CPD
All CPD Courses are offered within a period of 1–3 years. Specific details about the courses and course dates will be published on this website.
The course language of all CPD courses is English.
Browse CPD seminars
The current Additional CPD catalogue is short enough to browse directly. Confirmed future dates also appear in Upcoming.
In response to many requests over the years, the IAVC has created a seminar to specifically provide animal chiropractors with a thorough and complete overview of veterinary adjusting techniques. This comprehensive course is an…
Understanding the fascia system and its function in relation to locomotion and posture is essential in advancing our understanding. The fascia system integrates the body in a three dimensional network, which extends from the skin…
Myofascial treatment techniques focus on four important interrelated therapeutic goals: restore and optimise motion, relieve pain, reduce the tone of the sympathetic nervous system, and activate the immune system.
These seminars provide a “next step” for animal chiropractors who want to greatly improve the efficiency and effectiveness of their treatments. Using muscle testing as a functional neurologic tool, new diagnostic and therapeutic…
Sílvia Martí Korff, DVM Cranio-sacral therapy is a very light-touch manual technique used to evaluate the body through listening to the tissues and invite them to change and heal themselves. It can be used to treat the…
An equine seminar on functional movement analysis and dynamic myofascial mobilization with a focus on kinetic-chain thinking.
A three-day equine seminar for clinicians with previous acupuncture and manual therapy education, focused on case-pattern thinking and integration in equine patients.
Logan technique is based on the theory that specific soft-tissue techniques, when applied with light pressure, are far more helpful in relaxing the tissues compared to deeper pressures commonly used in other soft tissue therapies, such as massage. To perform the Logan Basic technique, light pressure is applied on the sacro-sciatic ligment.
A canine and equine seminar on veterinary taping concepts.
