Contextual Healing in Chiropractic: The Effects of Placebo, Nocebo and Intention in Patient Care

Course Instructors
David I. Graber, DC, DACBSP
Credit Hours
1
Course Categories
General Topics
NJ LCA CE
Tuition
$20.00
$20.00
LOCATION
Online

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DESCRIPTION
In addition to the biological effects of the clinical chiropractic care, other factors create a context for healing to occur. We will review the current evidence for these, including placebo effects, nocebo effects, natural history, intention, empathy, and healing ritual. The use of factors to construct contextual healing scenarios that maximize positive (placebo) and minimize negative (nocebo) effects is a skillful clinical art within the multimodal approach that describes modern chiropractic care and should be presented and defended as a legitimate component of orthodox healthcare. Clinical improvement during chiropractic care, beyond any biologically specific treatment effects.
License Approval
State/ Org. Type Approval Code Credits
BC DC † PreApproved 1
CO DC † PreApproved 1
CT DC † PreApproved 1
DC DC † PreApproved 1
DE DC † PreApproved 1
FL DC Approved 1
GA DC † Preapproved 1
IA DC † PreApproved 1
ID DC † PreApproved 1
IL DC † PreApproved 1
IN DC † PreApproved 1
KY DC Not Accepted 1
LA DC Not Accepted 1
MA DC † PreApproved 1
MB DC † PreApproved 1
MD DC † PreApproved 1
MI DC † Preapproved 1
MN DC Approved 1
MS DC Not Accepted 1
MS DC † PreApproved 1
MT DC † PreApproved 1
NB DC † PreApproved 1
NC DC † PreApproved 1
ND DC † PreApproved 1
NE DC † PreApproved 1
NH DC † PreApproved 1
NJ DC † PreApproved 1
NJ LCA Approved 1
NY DC Approved 1
OH DC † PreApproved 1
ON DC † PreApproved 1
OR DC † PreApproved 1
PR DC † PreApproved 1
QC DC † PreApproved 1
RI DC † PreApproved 1
SC DC † PreApproved 1
SK DC † PreApproved 1
UT DC † PreApproved 1
VA DC † PreApproved 1
VT DC † PreApproved 1
WA DC † PreApproved 1
WI DC Not Accepted 1
WY DC † PreApproved 1
† This seminar is valid for CE credits in "pre-approved" states, so long as it falls within the scope of practice as outlined by the corresponding state board. It remains attendees' responsibility to contact the state board(s) from which they seek continuing education credits for purposes of ensuring said board(s) approves both the delivery method and content as they relate to this event.