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CCEDseminars delivers live chiropractic CE in functional medicine — PACE-approved, board-friendly webinars that frame a systems-based, root-cause approach to chronic care responsibly within chiropractic scope of practice. Each session is instructor-led with real-time faculty Q&A, focused on practical case management, clinical nutrition, lab literacy, and patient-centered chronic care — never activities that cross into medical scope.
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See All Functional Medicine Live Webinars ↓Each FM webinar maps to one or more pillars. Use this as your selection compass — all five sit within chiropractic scope.
Macronutrient targets, anti-inflammatory protocols, gut-health frameworks, food-as-medicine counseling, and supplement principles aligned with chiropractic license.
Sleep hygiene, stress reduction, movement prescription, circadian alignment, and behavior-change conversations that fit a chiropractic visit cadence.
Reading common labs, recognizing patterns, communicating findings, and using lab literacy to inform patient education and referral — not diagnosis or prescription.
Case-management frameworks for chronic NMS conditions complicated by metabolic, inflammatory, or lifestyle factors. Practical workflows for the chiropractic office.
Charting functional-medicine reasoning defensibly, building co-management referral networks, and knowing exactly when and how to send patients to MDs/DOs.
Functional medicine sits inside chiropractic scope when delivered as lifestyle counseling, clinical nutrition education, evidence-informed case management, and appropriate co-management — not as diagnosis, prescription, or activities reserved for medical licensure. CCEDseminars faculty model that boundary in every webinar and cite peer-reviewed literature. Faculty credentials are reviewed on the CCEDseminars faculty page.
PACE Provider · Texas Chiropractic College approved · CE Broker auto-reporting · instant certificate
Chiropractors can deliver functional-medicine–informed care within their license — lifestyle counseling, clinical nutrition education, evidence-informed case management, and co-management referrals. They cannot practice "medicine" as defined by their state, which means no diagnosis or prescription outside chiropractic scope. CCEDseminars webinars model this boundary explicitly.
CCEDseminars' functional medicine webinars are PACE-approved (Provider #34015544) and count toward chiropractic state CE renewal in PACE-recognized jurisdictions. Confirm specifics via your state board or the CCEDseminars guidelines page.
Functional medicine for chiropractors is a systems-based, root-cause approach to chronic care that uses clinical nutrition, lifestyle strategies, lab literacy, and patient-centered communication — all delivered within chiropractic scope. It complements the adjustment, never replaces medical care.
Other functional medicine programs include long, expensive certifications and general functional-medicine tracks not specifically PACE-approved for chiropractic state CE renewal. CCEDseminars delivers live, PACE-approved webinars built specifically for chiropractors and scope-aligned.
No certification is required to integrate functional-medicine principles within your chiropractic license. CE webinars build the clinical reasoning, lab literacy, and patient-communication skills you need. Some chiropractors pursue separate certifications for marketing or depth; CE provides the foundation either way.
Pillar 5 webinars cover defensible charting: framing recommendations as patient education, citing evidence, documenting referral conversations, and never writing notes that read as diagnosis or prescription. Good documentation is the bridge between FM thinking and chiropractic scope.
State CE check: Verify your state-specific renewal requirements before registering. Review the online chiropractic CE guidelines or contact CCEDseminars with licensing questions.
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