The Complete Spectrum of IAVC Veterinary Chiropractic Techniques — Southern Germany | CPD Seminars

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What this seminar covers

In response to many requests over the years, the IAVC has created a two-day seminar to specifically provide animal chiropractors with a thorough and complete overview of veterinary adjusting techniques.

This comprehensive course is an ideal way to review and improve your skills as an animal chiropractor. All animal adjusting techniques currently taught by the IAVC in the Basic 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 correctly and optimally while staying up to date with all current techniques at the same time.

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

Meet the instructor

Dr. Donald Moffatt

Veterinarian, equine chiropractic specialist, and co-founder of IAVC with more than thirty years in animal chiropractic.

Dr. Donald Moffatt graduated in the first class of the Atlantic Veterinary College at the University of Prince Edward Island in 1990, completed a large-animal internship at the University of Tennessee, and earned a Doctor of Veterinary Science in population medicine and epidemiology from the Ontario Veterinary College, University of Guelph, in 1997. First certified in animal chiropractic in 1996, he moved to Germany in 1997 and co-founded a referral practice for veterinary chiropractic in 1999. He has taught animal chiropractic since 2003 as a founding member of IAVC and the International Veterinary Chiropractic Association, bringing clinical education experience from Tennessee, Guelph, and IAVC.

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