Adjusting & Manual Therapy 204: Lower Extremity Techniques | CCEDseminars

Adjusting & Manual Therapy 204: The Lower Extremity provides chiropractors with a practical framework for evaluating and treating lower extremity dysfunction, with special emphasis on the ankle complex. Because lower extremity biomechanics directly influence gait, posture, and spinal mechanics, this course focuses on clear assessment strategies and manual therapy techniques that can be applied immediately in clinical practice.

Estimated Completion Time

Approximately 2 hours

Course Outline

• Anatomy of the ankle and lower extremity
• Lower extremity and ankle biomechanics
• Clinical assessment strategies for lower extremity dysfunction
• Chiropractic adjusting and manual therapy treatment options

Course Structure

• Step-by-step instructional modules
• Clear explanation of anatomy and biomechanical relationships
• Technique demonstrations with clinical context
• Knowledge checks reinforcing assessment and treatment decisions

Quick Course Details

• Course Type: Online
• Credit Hours: 2
• Instructor: Donald A. Ozello, DC, CCN, CCSM, NSCA-CPT
• Self-paced access to recorded content
• Pause and resume at any time
• Certificate available immediately upon completion
• No scheduled sessions required; up to one year to complete

About the Instructor

Donald A. Ozello, DC, CCN, CCSM, NSCA-CPT is a nationally recognized sports chiropractor, educator, author, and Navy veteran based in Las Vegas, Nevada. As founder of Championship Chiropractic, Dr. Ozello emphasizes injury prevention, functional recovery, and long-term performance across the lifespan—from athletes to aging adults.

A graduate of the Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, Dr. Ozello brings decades of experience in sports medicine, rehabilitation, and extremity care to his teaching. As faculty for CCEDseminars and Texas Chiropractic College, he is known for delivering clear, clinically actionable instruction that translates directly to patient care.