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The December preview 2026
Build capacity.
Support recovery.
Strengthen your practice.
Plan your December chiropractic continuing education with four live webinars from CCEDseminars. Explore cardiovascular fitness and sleep with Drs. Arland Hill and Michael Hall, then revisit professional ethics and clinical documentation with Dr. Hall.
Choose the sessions that fit your clinical interests and continuing education plan.
By CCEDseminars · December 2026 live webinar guide
Explore December in pictures
Browse four webinars. Registration buttons appear beside each course.
Tuesday, December 8 · 2026
Building the Engine
Zone 2, VO2 Max & Cardiovascular Longevity
Arland Hill, DC, MPH, DACBN
How do steady aerobic exercise and higher-intensity intervals fit into a practical discussion of healthy aging? Dr. Hill examines the physiology and evidence behind Zone 2 and VO2 max training, with attention to cardiovascular capacity, metabolic function, and exercise planning.
- Compare the roles of aerobic volume and interval training.
- Explore practical approaches to estimating exercise intensity and progressing activity for patients with different fitness levels.
Thursday, December 10 · 2026
Sleep and Longevity
Circadian Rhythm, Nocturnal Oxygen & Cognitive Resilience
Michael Hall, DC, FIACN
Sleep brings together questions about timing, breathing, recovery, and brain function. Dr. Hall explores these connections through circadian rhythms, nighttime oxygen changes, and the daily habits that influence sleep.
- Examine the relationships among sleep cycles, chronotypes, breathing, and recovery.
- Discuss sleep hygiene and patient education within chiropractic wellness and longevity care.
Tuesday, December 15 · 2026
TBCE Ethics
Professional judgment in everyday practice
Michael Hall, DC, FIACN
Professional ethics shows up in ordinary conversations about boundaries, consent, fees, and patient rights. Dr. Hall connects Texas Board of Chiropractic Examiners ethics topics with the decisions clinicians and their teams encounter in practice.
- Work through professional-boundary and patient-rights scenarios.
- Review office routines that support consistent ethical decision-making.
Thursday, December 17 · 2026
TBCE Documentation & Risk
Making the clinical record easier to follow
Michael Hall, DC, FIACN
A clinical record should explain the findings, reasoning, services, and plan behind a visit. Dr. Hall examines how SOAP structure, coding alignment, and clear treatment rationale contribute to documentation that others can review.
- Connect medical-necessity statements and care plans with the clinical record.
- Review documentation of outcomes, changes in care, and encounters that require particular attention.
Keep learning on your schedule
If another topic or learning format fits your plans, explore the online chiropractic CE catalog, with subjects including physical examination, rehabilitation, neurology, and nutrition.
For a structured series of courses, compare the chiropractic certification programs and review each program’s curriculum and completion requirements.
Choose your December evenings.
Explore the individual courses above for details and registration, or visit the live-webinar calendar to compare upcoming sessions.
View the live-webinar calendar →CE acceptance varies by jurisdiction. Confirm course, subject, live-format, and repeat-course eligibility with your licensing board before registering.