Advanced Perinatal Clinical Application

The Advanced Perinatal Clinical Application is a comprehensive 12-hour course designed for practitioners building on the Webster Technique Certification. This module prioritizes hands-on clinical skills specifically tailored to serve the pregnancy and postpartum populations. Participants will delve into critical aspects of perinatal chiropractic care, including the latest research, pelvic balancing techniques, outcome-based examinations, and effective engagement strategies for both birth providers and mothers within their communities.

Attendees will learn to identify neurological soft signs related to subluxation, which is particularly relevant to the perinatal demographic. The course emphasizes understanding and addressing the unique postural, structural, fascial, functional, and psychosocial factors associated with pregnancy and the postpartum period.

The event will be held at Sherman College of Chiropractic in Boiling Springs, United States, and is structured to ensure practical learning experiences. Participants are encouraged to bring essential tools such as a portable table (if the seminar is not hosted at a college), a rolling straight edge ruler (also known as a Gonstead ruler), a protractor, and a pencil for note-taking.

For those opting for electronic notes, it is advisable to download a protractor app that allows for transparency adjustments to facilitate line analysis over photos included in the materials. Additionally, attendees should have a Rebozo or a long, broad piece of tightly woven fabric for use during the workshop exercises. This course, while accommodating online attendance, strongly recommends in-person participation due to its practical components, which benefit significantly from direct interaction and hands-on practice.

The Advanced Perinatal Clinical Application aims to enhance the skills of ICPA certified chiropractors, making them highly sought-after professionals in the field.