Continuing Education

Hey Fam!

First of all, Thank you so much for even considering donating to this. I am already just so honored that yall keep coming to see me, that this just seems crazy to make. But I keep getting requests for it and I think it's so that yall can help me, help you. Which I appreciate more than you know.

There are a few seminars that I really want to attend in the next few years but they are astronomically expensive so I've put them off. If you would like to contribute to one of them specifically, check out the list below and leave a comment with your donation as to which to apply it to. Otherwise it will go into the general 'pot' to whichever seminar goes first!

Applied Kinesiology series with my mentor in Austin. Dr. Bandy is a legend in chiropractic and I am very blessed to learn from him. His series is supposed to start mid 2024- dates TBD. Expected costs $500 each, 6 to 7 seminar series = $3000-35000

Applied Kinesiology seminar series with Dr. Gangemi. He has some interesting protocols and ideas about how to streamline the process of muscle testing. 3 part online series, $1500 total.

Gait Happens seminar series. This seminar is all about the very specific movements of the foot during gait and how that can impact the entire body. 2 large online parts. $550 total.

Animal chiropractic - this is a special licensure to treat animals. This program is a huge program and takes a good while to complete. The overall cost varies but is about $15,000. Yup, that's right... 15k! Hence why it's taking me forever to get there!

Complete my diplomate in Diagnostics. It would allow me to specialize specifically in more complicated conditions further than I already do. This is through a program called DABCI which does 26 seminars over a few years that each cost around $300-400 usually so total cost is around $8,000.

Again, thank you for even considering helping me. These seminars are all so amazing but truly do cost a pretty penny and it makes it difficult to get to them all! Thank you for helping me help you! It's definitely some weight off my shoulders!