Carolina Chiropractors

Fall 2025 Convention: Wellness Revolution
2025-10-25 08:00 - 17:00 (America/New_York) | Four Points Sheraton at Raleigh-Durham Airport, 1200 Claren Circle, Morrisville, NC, 27560, United States
8 CE Hour Classes

Dean DePice, DC
Dr. Dean excels at understanding and inspiring patients and doctors alike with a clear approach to combining science and philosophy in practice to optimize both the patients and doctors outcomes. His track record of unparalleled results lies in his consistent execution of delivering an ideal balance in personal and procedural development, and integration of science and philosophy into practical patient experiences.
Don’t forget to check out their 2-hour live webinar on disc health October 3, 2025.
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Carolina Chiropractors is recognized by the PACE program of the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards.

1: Best Practices of Chiropractic Care Class
Evidence-Based Outcomes
If the chiropractic profession had a best practice guideline to standardize our delivery of care producing optimal patient outcomes, how would that alleviate your clinical uncertainties?
This best practice class will give you the best practice standards to reduce pain, improve function and enhance mental health. All three of these outcomes will be explored through current research, relevant science, and practical clinical application.
Standards of care unite the doctor’s objectives in delivering care and the patient’s expectations of care outcomes.
You will walk away from this class with:

What the established, researched best practices of chiropractic care are.
Research validating how chiropractic care is successful at reducing pain, improving function, and enhancing mental health.
Addressing patient expectations of care with certainty.

0-15 minutes- Exploring studies of patient outcomes in utilization of chiropractic care. Targeting our specific, measurable objectives in delivering chiropractic care.
16-30 minutes- Standards of chiropractic care for varying populations and conditions with realistic expectations of the care delivered.
31-50 minutes- Parameters to adhere to in our best practices and how to apply exceptions to the standards because of comorbidities and complicating factors.

2: Stress Signs, Symptoms & Solutions Class
Differential/Physical Diagnosis
Stress is omnipresent. This class digs into Han Selye’s General Adaptive Syndrome (G.A.S) and how as chiropractors we recognize signs of stress and teach people to live reducing the negative effects of stress.
Detecting the cumulative effects of stress in and on the body through consultation, examination, and thorough documentation builds the rational for care beyond symptom relief.
Stress is unavoidable; our response to stress is a field of study filled with science and research supporting chiropractic care.
You will walk away from this class with:

General Adaptive Syndrome (G.A.S.) from Hans Selye
Prevalence data on stress affecting us all.
Current research on how chiropractic care reduces negative effects of stress.

0-15 minutes- Prevalence of stress stored in our bodies and revealed in our population-based communities.
16-30 minutes- Effects of stress on our body’s organ systems. Detecting warning signs of stress early to reduce compounding negative consequences.
31-60 minutes- Stress solutions explored to address the symptoms and causes of stress.

3: Comparing Comorbidities Class
Forensics/Causality
What we don’t ask we won’t know. What we don’t know will not fuel the ownership of the problem and the realistic expectations of the care. This class will raise our awareness of the extent of comorbidities that exist and the vital importance of communicating those comorbidities.
You will walk away from this class with:

Patient history storytelling explored to uncover comorbidities which complicate patient’s progress.
Comorbidities impacting realistic expectations of care.
Relevant case studies reviewing the trajectories of outcomes of care provided with varying amounts of comorbidities.

0-15 minutes- Exploring the significance of comorbidities in patient’s history. How comorbidities impact the expected outcomes of care.
16-30 minutes- Comorbidities defined, communicated and how they impact realistic expectations from care.
31-50 minutes- Comorbidities and responsibilities understood. Unique case stories comparing comorbidities and the trajectories of outcomes of the care provided.

4: Bone Health Class
Anatomy
What influence we can have on bone health depends on our knowledge of bones as living, dynamic structures? There are definite consequences of the impact of gravity on our bones that we must realize and modify if we don’t like the effects on our bones. This class will review the osteo anatomy and will grow our knowledge to better communicate how to optimize bone health.
You will walk away from this class with:

Understanding that bone is a living organism; how bones are nourished and degenerated.
Explore the connection between compromised nerve flow and bone health.
Stress on bones is inevitable whether it is a positive stress to grow the bones or negative stress triggering degeneration.

0-20 minutes- Structure of our skeletal system explored and the importance of strength to our longevity.
21-30 minutes- Forces affecting bone health and ultimate function of bones. How we positively or negatively affect bone health by our day-to-day activities.
31-50 minutes- Decisions we make to optimize bone health and the consequences that result from those decisions.

5: Mobility Mechanics Class
Biomechanics
The physiology and function of normal and abnormal movement.
This mobility mechanics class is a hands-on workshop style class designed to be a practical application of tests that raise awareness of and participating in ongoing chiropractic care that improves mobility.
Research is replete revealing the prevalence of falls. The significance of the chiropractic care you provide in reducing mortality should compel you to take this workshop.
You will walk away from this class with:

Essential movement component parts which are: strength, flexibility, and endurance
Test to measure movements to utilize in your exams with patients.
Mortality statistics that we as chiropractors can and should be reducing because of growing patients’ mobility.

0-15 minutes- Mobility and movement defined and the relevance of the subject in chiropractic evaluations.
16-30 minutes- Diagnostic tools to measure mobility and movement.
31-50 minutes- Delivering to patients their outcome of mobility measurements and expectations for changes in mobility and movement.

6: Safety and Risks of Chiropractic Care Class
Risk Management
We know chiropractic is safe- but do they know that? This class will focus on what the risks are and how are we positioning and communicating the benefits of chiropractic care for lifetime care. Positioning the care options for people to weigh the best option that suits their objectives is essential and will be a big part of this class.
You will walk away from this class with:

Comparison of care options for pain reduction, mobility, and strength for optimal patient outcomes.
Knowledge of what the risks of chiropractic versus medical options are.
Confidence about the efficacy of chiropractic care.

0-15 minutes- Safety defined. Comparison of Care options- medical and chiropractic. Research on the risks from chiropractic versus the risks from medical options.
16-30 minutes- Optimizing safety of chiropractic care by utilizing diagnostic tools that rule in and rule out best candidates for chiropractic care. Who is not the best fit for chiropractic care?
31-50 minutes- Communicating efficacy of chiropractic care.

7: Longevity – Lifetime Chiropratic Care Class
Evidence-Based Outcomes
Chiropractic care adds years to your life. It is true there are unending benefits of ongoing chiropractic care. Longevity for people is of paramount importance. We want to live long with optimal quality of life. This course will provide research, science, and practical application to combat neuromuscular aging.
You will walk away from this class with:

Data on how the body is designed for longevity.
Survival plan of cells and the specific detriments and enhancers to adaptation.
The answers to combat neuromuscular aging.

0-15 minutes- The body design for longevity. Comparison of organ structures and their blueprint for replication.
16-30 minutes- Adaptation, the survival plan of cells. Detriments and enhancers to adaptations.
31-50 minutes- Movement is the answer to combat neuromuscular aging. The fall risks and danger to longevity. Muscle mass/size loss due to aging.

8: Community Wellness Class
Mental Health
Community matters to our experience of health. Longevity comes from living connected to people. Integrate community in your practice and see longevity increase.
You will walk away from this class with:

Prevalence of mental health illnesses in our communities and how to bridge the benefits of chiropractic care to mental health.
Relevance of social isolation, loneliness and living alone on longevity.
How to utilize community-based tools to demonstrate how chiropractic care enhances physical and mental health.

0-15 minutes- Detecting the need to address community mental health and how prevalent mental health is to the community and longevity.
16-30 minutes – Research on how loneliness and isolation impact our physical health and longevity.
31-50 minutes- Community based tools to raise awareness and to reduce negative impact of mental health challenges in our chiropractic practices.

Carolina Chiropractors is recognized by the PACE program of the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards.

CCA Level II (X-Ray) Certification
2025-11-08 09:00 - 2025-11-09 16:00 | Holiday Inn Express Raleigh-Durham, 1014 Airport Blvd, Morrisville, 27560, United States
2025 Didactic Class & Exams
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Instructor: Dr. Mark Davini, DC
Be sure you have completed all of the following prerequisites no later than November 1, 2025:

If you have not done so already, purchase our training program.
Submit your completed application, supporting documents, and application fee to the NC Board of Chiropractic Examiners.

This needs to be completed no later than no later than November 1, 2025.
All of the items indicated are a requirement for board certification.
This must be completed and submitted directly to the NCBOCE by each applicant.
Click here to visit the NCBOCE’s websites for further details and instructions.

Complete all 38-hours of online learning via our online training platform.

This needs to be completed no later than no later than November 1, 2025.

Attend the 12-hour didactic class November 8 & 9 (6-hours each day)

Exams are proctored online by the NCBOCE and will be scheduled for each applicant following the successful completion of the above prerequisites.

Carolina Chiropractors is recognized by the PACE program of the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards.

2025 Didactic Class & Exams
Note: All links to related information will open in a new tab/window.
Instructor: Dr. Mark Davini, DC
Be sure you have completed all of the following prerequisites no later than November 1, 2025:

If you have not done so already, purchase our training program.
Submit your completed application, supporting documents, and application fee to the NC Board of Chiropractic Examiners.

This needs to be completed no later than no later than November 1, 2025.
All of the items indicated are a requirement for board certification.
This must be completed and submitted directly to the NCBOCE by each applicant.
Click here to visit the NCBOCE’s websites for further details and instructions.

Complete all 38-hours of online learning via our online training platform.

This needs to be completed no later than no later than November 1, 2025.

Attend the 12-hour didactic class November 8 & 9 (6-hours each day)

Exams are proctored online by the NCBOCE and will be scheduled for each applicant following the successful completion of the above prerequisites.

Carolina Chiropractors is recognized by the PACE program of the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards.

2025 Didactic Class & Exams
Note: All links to related information will open in a new tab/window.
Instructor: Dr. Mark Davini, DC
Be sure you have completed all of the following prerequisites no later than November 1, 2025:

If you have not done so already, purchase our training program.
Submit your completed application, supporting documents, and application fee to the NC Board of Chiropractic Examiners.

This needs to be completed no later than no later than November 1, 2025.
All of the items indicated are a requirement for board certification.
This must be completed and submitted directly to the NCBOCE by each applicant.
Click here to visit the NCBOCE’s websites for further details and instructions.

Complete all 38-hours of online learning via our online training platform.

This needs to be completed no later than no later than November 1, 2025.

Attend the 12-hour didactic class November 8 & 9 (6-hours each day)

Exams are proctored online by the NCBOCE and will be scheduled for each applicant following the successful completion of the above prerequisites.

Carolina Chiropractors is recognized by the PACE program of the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards.

CCA Level I Certification (Spring 2026)
2026-02-27 12:00 - 18:00 | Country Club of Salisbury, 747 Club Dr, Salisbury, 28144
Spring 2026 Didactic Class & Exams
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Instructor: Dr. Andrew Jeter
Be sure you have completed all of the following prerequisites no later than October 16, 2025:

If you have not done so already, purchase our training program.

Platinum Members receive one free annual enrollment to this course, click here to request Platinum Member access.

Submit your completed application, supporting documents, and application fee to the NC Board of Chiropractic Examiners.

This needs to be completed no later than no later than October 16, 2025.
All of the items indicated are a requirement for board certification.
This must be completed and submitted directly to the NCBOCE by each applicant.
Click here to visit the NCBOCE’s websites for further details and instructions.

Complete all 18-hours of online learning via our online training platform.

This needs to be completed no later than no later than October 23, 2025.
Exams are proctored online by the NCBOCE and will be scheduled for each applicant following the successful completion of the above prerequisites.

RSVP For February 27, 2026 Didactic Class
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Carolina Chiropractors is recognized by the PACE program of the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards.

Spring 2026 Convention | Successful Patient Outcomes with Healthy Lifestyle Choices
2026-03-28 08:00 - 17:00 | Four Points Sheraton at Raleigh-Durham Airport, 1200 Claren Circle, Morrisville, NC, 27560, United States
Featuring Thomas R. Ventimiglia, DC, FACC
Integrating A Wellness Consultation into Practice: Successful Patient Outcomes with Healthy Lifestyle Choices
The above atlas adjustment

The Wellness Consultation is a critical component of the doctor-patient encounter
It is an approach to the patient that spans the entire encounter
It address the “psychosocial” elements of the patients care
It facilitates the patient’s innate ability to self- heal!

Although the doctor is trained to counsel and promote wellness during the traditional consultation by offering preventive and supportive services (e.g., smoking cessation, nutritional (dietary) information, cancer screening tests, NMS self-management training, and scoliosis screening), it is up to the individual to make lifestyle changes and personal behavior choices that lead to health and wellbeing.

In spite of the evidence that individuals make healthy choices on a daily basis, the incidence of lifestyle diseases indicates they are not successful.
Furthermore, medical and governmental policy makers, as well as, environmental influences have made it more difficult for the patient then it needs to be (e.g., food deserts, media message, access to care, water contamination {Flint Michigan}).
That said, the question remains, do doctors have the clinical tools necessary to facilitate the patients’ journey toward health, wellness, and well-being, and how can they be integrated into the doctor-patient encounter?

About Thomas R. Ventimiglia, DC, FACC
Dr. Ventimiglia’s lectures focus on doctor-patient communication and its impact on the patient’s clinical outcome. The presentations build upon the practitioner’s foundational communication knowledge and skills (e.g., health data collection and information dissemination) to advanced communication techniques that improve their empathic listening, promote collaborative decision making, and encourage the use of guiding communication style. In addition, the lectures discuss the importance of the provider’s awareness and sensitivity to the unique determinants of the health of a culturally diverse patient population and the communication skills needed to address them. The overarching objective is to provide the doctor with the skills needed to promote patient empowerment that leads to improved health behavior choices. This lecture includes didactic and workshop methods with the use of external as appropriate.
A graduate of New York Chiropractic College (NYCC) and Fellow of the American College of Chiropractors, Dr. Ventimiglia served as dean of NYCC Department of Postgraduate and Continuing Education. In addition, he has served as the chairperson of the Association of Chiropractic Colleges, subcommittee on Postgraduate Education.
Dr. Ventimiglia coauthored “The Wellness Consultation: A Communication Model for Improved Patient Outcomes.” That was presented at the NYCC Research Symposium in 2018. He was the principle investigator/conference director for the National Institutes of Health’s National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine R-13 Conference Grant on “Conference on Chiropractic and Allopathic Integration.”
Although retired from a private practice after 40 years, he remains active in the profession as a member of the NCMIC Speakers Bureau., the American Public Health Association’s Chiropractic Health Care section and the Federation of International Chiropractic Sports.
Sponsored by NCMIC & Stirling Professional

Carolina Chiropractors is recognized by the PACE program of the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards.

CCA Level I Certification (Summer 2026)
2026-08-07 12:00 - 18:00 | Country Club of Salisbury, 747 Club Dr, Salisbury, 28144
Summer 2026 Didactic Class & Exams
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Instructor: Dr. Andrew Jeter
Be sure you have completed all of the following prerequisites no later than August 1, 2026:

If you have not done so already, purchase our training program.

Platinum Members receive one free annual enrollment to this course, click here to request Platinum Member access.

Submit your completed application, supporting documents, and application fee to the NC Board of Chiropractic Examiners.

This needs to be completed no later than no later than August 1, 2026.
All of the items indicated are a requirement for board certification.
This must be completed and submitted directly to the NCBOCE by each applicant.
Click here to visit the NCBOCE’s websites for further details and instructions.

Complete all 18-hours of online learning via our online training platform.

This needs to be completed no later than no later than August 1, 2026.
Exams are proctored online by the NCBOCE and will be scheduled for each applicant following the successful completion of the above prerequisites.

Carolina Chiropractors is recognized by the PACE program of the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards.

Fall 2026 Convention: CTS & Elbow, Wrist, Hand Entrapment Neuropathies
2026-10-24 08:00 - 17:00 | Four Points Sheraton at Raleigh-Durham Airport, 1200 Claren Circle, Morrisville, NC, 27560, United States
8 CE Hour Classes
Dr. Mitch Mally, Chiropractic Physician & International Speaker
We are excited to welcome back the Extremity Expert Mitch Mally, DC on October 24, 2026!
Join us in Raleigh, NC for Dr. Mally‘s Symposium on CTS & Other Elbow/Wrist/Hand Entrapment Neuropathies!
Elevate your practice and expand your expertise at Dr. Mally‘s Symposium on CTS & Other Elbow/Wrist/Hand Entrapment Neuropathies! This dynamic, immersive workshop is crafted for chiropractors looking to enhance their diagnostic and therapeutic skills in managing elbow, wrist and hand conditions, injuries and syndromes.

Why Attend?
Entrapment neuropathies are increasingly prevalent, affecting thousands of patients each year. Knowing how to accurately diagnose and treat these conditions can significantly improve patient outcomes. Dr. Mally’s expert-led symposium offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in understanding and correcting these neuropathies.

What You’ll Learn:
Conditions Covered:

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Cubital Tunnel Syndrome
Supinator Syndrome
Pronator Teres Syndrome
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
Radial Tunnel Syndrome
Trigger Finger
…and many more!

Topics Include:

Diagnosis: Cutting-edge techniques for assessing and treating nerve entrapments
Signs and Symptoms: Recognizing indicators that define specific entrapment conditions
Etiology: Understanding the root causes of neuropathies and differential diagnosis

The Mally Method:

Practical strategies to correct identified CTS/elbow/wrist and hand entrapments
Live demonstrations plus hands on technique workshop on the CTS, elbow, wrist, and hand

Witness Dr. Mally performing techniques in real-time to provide you with firsthand knowledge and confidence in your practices.

Click here for more information and tickets!

Carolina Chiropractors is recognized by the PACE program of the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards.

CCA Level II (X-Ray) Certification
2026-11-14 09:00 - 2026-11-15 16:00 | Staybridge Suites, 1012 Airport Blvd., Morrisville, 27560, United States
2026 Didactic Class & Exams
Note: All links to related information will open in a new tab/window.
Instructor: Dr. Mark Davini, DC
Be sure you have completed all of the following prerequisites no later than November 1, 2025:

If you have not done so already, purchase our training program.
Submit your completed application, supporting documents, and application fee to the NC Board of Chiropractic Examiners.

This needs to be completed no later than no later than November 6, 2026.
All of the items indicated are a requirement for board certification.
This must be completed and submitted directly to the NCBOCE by each applicant.
Click here to visit the NCBOCE’s websites for further details and instructions.

Complete all 38-hours of online learning via our online training platform.

This needs to be completed no later than no later than November 6, 2026.

Attend the 12-hour didactic class November 14 & 15 (6-hours each day)

Exams are proctored online by the NCBOCE and will be scheduled for each applicant following the successful completion of the above prerequisites.

Carolina Chiropractors is recognized by the PACE program of the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards.

2026 Didactic Class & Exams
Note: All links to related information will open in a new tab/window.
Instructor: Dr. Mark Davini, DC
Be sure you have completed all of the following prerequisites no later than November 1, 2025:

If you have not done so already, purchase our training program.
Submit your completed application, supporting documents, and application fee to the NC Board of Chiropractic Examiners.

This needs to be completed no later than no later than November 6, 2026.
All of the items indicated are a requirement for board certification.
This must be completed and submitted directly to the NCBOCE by each applicant.
Click here to visit the NCBOCE’s websites for further details and instructions.

Complete all 38-hours of online learning via our online training platform.

This needs to be completed no later than no later than November 6, 2026.

Attend the 12-hour didactic class November 14 & 15 (6-hours each day)

Exams are proctored online by the NCBOCE and will be scheduled for each applicant following the successful completion of the above prerequisites.

Carolina Chiropractors is recognized by the PACE program of the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards.

2026 Didactic Class & Exams
Note: All links to related information will open in a new tab/window.
Instructor: Dr. Mark Davini, DC
Be sure you have completed all of the following prerequisites no later than November 1, 2025:

If you have not done so already, purchase our training program.
Submit your completed application, supporting documents, and application fee to the NC Board of Chiropractic Examiners.

This needs to be completed no later than no later than November 6, 2026.
All of the items indicated are a requirement for board certification.
This must be completed and submitted directly to the NCBOCE by each applicant.
Click here to visit the NCBOCE’s websites for further details and instructions.

Complete all 38-hours of online learning via our online training platform.

This needs to be completed no later than no later than November 6, 2026.

Attend the 12-hour didactic class November 14 & 15 (6-hours each day)

Exams are proctored online by the NCBOCE and will be scheduled for each applicant following the successful completion of the above prerequisites.

Carolina Chiropractors is recognized by the PACE program of the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards.
