CCEP stands for “Certified Chiropractic Extremity Practitioner”, an advanced certification in extremity adjusting offered by the Council on Extremity Adjusting (CEA).

This Graston Technique certification trains doctors of chiropractic to use instruments to assist in soft tissue mobilization to eliminate pain and improve range of motion.

The Tonal Integrative Correction technique is a gentle, hands-on method of adjusting that can be used in elderly patients or in the most complicated cases including patients bound to wheelchairs or missing limbs.

This certification trains doctors of chiropractic in Kinesiology taping methods that can improve the movement and performance of patients. Tape application techniques are explored and practiced with an emphasis on taping fascial chains to improve movement and enhance function.

This Manipulative Therapy certification is a 54-hour course that allows doctors of chiropractic to perform dry needling for craniofacial, cervicothoracic, upper and lower extremities, and lumbopelvic areas of the body. This technique helps improve pain, range of motion, and the overall function of the body.

The Professional Baseball Chiropractic Society (PBCS) is an organization of highly skilled chiropractors whose goal is to enhance the health and performance of each and every individual athlete and staff member, so they may express their optimal health potential.