The following is a review of a 4-days weekend Cox® Technic Lumbar Certification
(Parts I and II combined) held in April 2016 shares just how exciting and worthwhile an intense course like this is.
It was a marathon filled with excitement from both
attendees and instructors. There's not another chiropractic CE continuing education course quite like it. 32 hours. 4 instructors. 3 brand new
Cox8 Tables from Haven Innovation. A whole section of the hotel just for us.
This has been the best seminar I
have attended by far, ever! – Crystal Surprenant DC
Proves chiropractic, gives us
purpose, more excitement. – Eric Franchino DC
With Drs. George Joachim and Kurt Olding, Thursday and
Friday focused on the foundational aspects of anatomy review, the non-discogenic
and disc conditions of back pain, and step-by-step technique hands-on practice (both cervical and lumbar spine).
I am embarrassed… on how little I
knew about low back pain. I have learned
more about back pain in a few days then I did in 3 years of chiropractic
school. Thank you!!
Dr. George Joachim with a group.
Late on Friday, the force measuring Cox8 Table was
introduced to guide the proper application of forces to the spine when doing
Cox Technic. What an amazing objective tool that helps doctors visual their forces
as they are applying them. Doctors really found this beneficial:
Hands on groups, bio feedback (on
computer), and the research. – Jennifer Lavery DC
Learning proper force technique and
how to safely apply flexion/distraction.
Then Saturday Drs. James Cox and Ram Gudavalli joined the group
for the sharing of the most current research projects underway related to Cox Technic
and the direction the research is taking (clinical outcomes) and what it will
take to get there (more funds, more research).
Cutting edge technique that makes
you a better doctor immediately. – Chris Deveau DC
Sure, 4 days of seminar study is tough for active,
all-day-moving chiropractors, but it’s worth it.
Great seminar but really need
sitting breaks or a stretch every 90 minutes. – Chris Deveau DC
We do mix didactics with hands-on standing periods, but it’s
not usually enough. Few formal breaks may be a downfall, but there is so much
to share about spine pain and its treatment, about low back pain and its
biomechanical features, about Cox Technic and how it benefits the spine, about
evidence-based practice and how Cox Technic for years has been on the path to
fit that schema that it’s tough to fit even a part of it into 32 hours.
Dr. Cox and his staff are
unbelievable. They put more intense
material in a conference than any other bar none. To see a mentor like Dr. Cox is a must. I will personally say for other D.C.s it’s
that important for them and our profession.
Thank you. – Alan Ebbers DC
and
Loved the seminar. It was filled with great evidence and I feel
the things learned this weekend will be easily able to be implemented into
patient care.
Dr. Olding with a group.
The benefits of the time and sitting will pay off in the long
run for both the doctors and their patients.
Clinical aspect. Absolutely brilliant. Need more in chiropractic. – Eric Franchino
DC
Hands-on and numerous research
studies. – Steven Snyder DC
Granted, a trip to Fort Wayne, Indiana, (“Where’s that?” and
“Do you have an airport?” are common questions we get.) may not have been on
anyone’s agenda or bucket list, but Fort Wayne put on a great show with the
warm weather and minor league baseball game across the street and tasty
restaurants (and bars for celebration after the test on Saturday!) all in walking distance made quite a show.
Really enjoyed the whole event. –
Neil Bray DC
We, the Cox Technic team members, are so grateful to those
who made the trip from as far away as Canada and the United Kingdom to really
immerse themselves and open themselves to the world of spine pain and chiropractic’s
Cox Technic as a solution for it.
See everyone at the next chiropractic
continuing education event for Cox Technic Certification!
The comments are taken from evaluation sheets from attendees.
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