Online Start: March 12^th, 2023

Practical Contact Module I - Sacropelvic, April 14^th - 16^th, 2023 in Brockenhurst, New Forest

Anatomy, Biomechanics and Pathology of the Sacroiliac Joint, the Sacrum and the Pelvis, Basics of Applied Neurology; Introduction to the Vertebral Subluxation Komplex, Terminology and Chiropractic Listings, Basics of the Chiropractic Adjusting Techniques; Chiropractic Examination / Introduction to Motion Palpation; Examination and Chiropractic Treatment of the Sacropelvic region

All England modules are scheduled to take place in Brockenhurst/New Forest and in Bournemouth at the AECC University College.

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Module I - Sacropelvic (Basic) (UK)

Veterinary Functional Taping: Clinical Taping for Equine and Canine

Thursday and Friday, April 27^th and 28^th, 2023 at the Dorfgemeinschaftshaus Kalbe, Dorfstraße 3, 27419 Kalbe (3 KM from Sittensen), Germany

 

 

Functional Taping introduces practitioners to the Kinesio Taping Method. The fundamental concepts and advanced applications of the Taping Method for our animal patients will be discussed. Clinical applications: relax overworked muscles, stimulate weak muscles, decrease pain and swelling.

This is combined with workshops where attendees will practice the different techniques and applications on each other and of course on dogs and horses as well

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Functional Veterinary Taping for Equine and Canine

IAVC Advanced Veterinary Chiropractic - The Complete Spectrum of Techniques, June 9^th - 11^th, 2023 at the Heimathaus Sittensen, Germany

The Advanced Veterinary Chiropractic - The Complete Spectrum of Techniques is a comprehensive three-day course providing an ideal way to review and improve your skills as an animal chiropractor. All animal adjusting techniques currently taught by the IAVC in the Essentials of Veterinary Chiropractic course will be covered.  Some “Advanced” and manipulative techniques will be discussed and demonstrated as well. Come join us, and make sure you are doing it “right”/optimally, and be up-to-date with ALL the current techniques at the same time.

A great deal of time will be allotted for laboratory/hands-on training in techniques on the animals. Focus will include ALL (Sacropelvic, Thoracolumbar, Cervical and Extremity) techniques as they are currently taught in the Essentials of Veterinary Chiropractic Course. Doctor’s hand and body position, improving stabilization and discussing lines of correction will guide participants to identify and correct your weaknesses, build on your strengths, and increase your effectivity and adjusting confidence.

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Advanced Veterinary Chiropractic: The Complete Spectrum of Techniques

Acupuncture and Chiropractic: Clinical Integration in the Equine Patient Points and Joints

September: Friday to Sunday, 18^th + 20^th, 2023 at the Heimathaus Sittensen, Northern Germany

Improving the outcome of your chiropractic treatment with acupuncture has been a goal for many of us involved in equine chiropractic. This three-day seminar is designed to provide a structured platform for important considerations with regard to integrating the two treatment modalities. The fact that acupuncture and chiropractic compliment each other in a synergistic way in practice is already well known. Through this seminar, we will learn how to be as effective and consistent as possible in diagnosing and treating our equine patients.

Topics to be addressed:

• TCM Five Element Theory:
  • Identifying the different horse types.
  • Case management implications
• Simplifying challenging chiropractic patients through acupuncture.
  • Nervousness, fearfulness, muscle hypertonicity, hypersensitivity, painfulness.
• Acupuncture of regional chiropractic patterns.
• Diagnostic points to identify specific joint problems.

 

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Acupuncture and Chiropractic: Clinical Integration in the Equine Patient: Points and Joints

Applied Kinesiology: Clinical Applications (AK II) with Dr. Carl DeStefano, DC, USA, September 2023, at the Heimathaus Sittensen

•  Applied Kinesiology: Clinical Applications (AK II): Thursday and Friday, September 14^th and 15^th, 2023

 
Applied Kinesiology: Clinical Applications expands on the concepts taught in Introduction to Applied Kinesiology by using muscle testing to diagnose muscle paresis or weakness.
The diagnosis and treatment of cranial faults and their relationship to dural connected structures, particularly the pelvis is taught.
TMJ anatomy and function are explained with methods for diagnosis and correction.
Hand modes, as a means of differentially diagnosing differing structural, chemical, acupuncture and nutritional problems are taught as an important diagnostic approach.
Hiatal hernia and ilio-caecal valve problems cause symptoms commonly misdiagnosed in clinical practice. A protocol for their detection and correction is included in the course.
 

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Applied Kinesiology: Clinical Application (AK II)

 

IAVC-20-Years-Anniversary - Advanced Animal Chiropractic, Saturday and Sunday, September 16th and 17th, 2023 at the Heimathaus Sittensen, Northern Germany

Celebrate with us our IAVC-20-Years-Anniversary:

Day 1 (Saturday, Sept. 16th): Advanced Techniques – A Neurologically Based Approach with Dr. Carl DeStefano, DC (USA) and more…

Saturday Evening: IAVC 20 Years Anniversary Party with Dinner and Dance!!!

Day 2 (Sunday, Sept. 17th): A Chiropractic Brunch: Animal Chiropractic – Past, Present and Future

Places are limited so please sign up early!

 

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IAVC 20 Year Anniversary-Advanced Animal Chiropractic: 16.+17.09.2023

Horse, Saddle & Rider Interactions:

Level II: Important Concepts for Effective Training and Rehabilitation of the Equine Athlete

September: Saturday and Sunday, 23^rd + 24^th, 2023 at the Heimathaus Sittensen, Northern Germany

Evaluation of the equine athlete

1.  Analysis of the flexibility, stability, and trainability of the horse
2.  Evaluation of hypo- and hypermobility & muscle tension
3. Identification of individual compensation patterns in posture and movement

 

Developing successful training strategies

• Basics of trainings physiology

 

•  “Do’s and Don’ts”

1. for different types of horses
2.  for different types of training methods
3.  in rehabilitation training
4.  in the use of training aids (auxiliary reins, training bands, etc.)

 

• Importance of timing and breaks

 

• Mental aspects in horse training

 

Dr. Selma Latif, Dr. Daniela Danckert, Kirstin Becker DVM

 

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Horse, Saddle & Rider Interactions Module II: Effective Training and Rehabilitation of the Equine Athlete