Tiny Spines, Big Potential on May 31st in Pismo Beach — Join us for a transformative 12-hour seminar covering Practice Philosophy, Spinal Evaluation, Birth and Breastfeeding Continuum, Neuro-biomechanical Feeding Dysfunction, Perinatal Techniques, and more! Don’t miss this opportunity to expand your skills and make an impact!
Research & Controversies: Explore the latest perspectives on posterior tongue tie diagnosis and the ongoing debate about overdiagnosis and surgical interventions, with insights from the American Academy of Pediatrics (2024) and the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine (2021).
Neuro-Biomechanical Foundations: Understand how cervical balance, TMJ function, sphenobasilar position, and cranial distortions impact feeding. Learn to identify and address subluxation-based feeding challenges.
Chiropractic Techniques for Infants: Master infant adjusting methods with a focus on cranial and spinal alignment to support optimal breastfeeding function.
Holistic & Collaborative Care: Learn how to integrate your practice with other healthcare providers for the best outcomes in breastfeeding and infant health.
This seminar is tailored to help pediatric chiropractors deliver exceptional care by combining clinical expertise with a patient-centered, salutogenic approach. You’ll leave with practical skills and a deeper understanding of the neuro-biomechanical factors that impact infant feeding and development.
Reserve your spot today!
Enhance your practice with new insights and make a lasting difference for families in your care.
CE CREDIT:
Submitted for 12 in-person CE hours to the CA BCE.
Dr. Stephanie Libs, DC, CACCP is a pediatric and perinatal chiropractor in San Diego and has been in practice since 2013. As a student at Life Chiropractic College West, she heard Jeanne Ohm speak on stage about the power behind perinatal and pediatric chiropractic care, and she was immediately hooked. She completed the ICPA courses and started her practice in San Diego, her hometown.
She married her husband Dean, who is a chiro kid, and they have two children, Aubree and Roland. Aubree was a planned homebirth that ended in a hospital transfer, which led to an array of challenges. Those challenges sparked a passion for providing better care for pregnant mothers and babies. Two years later, Steph was pregnant with Roland who was born beautifully at home into the hands of her husband. Her hunger for knowledge propelled her to become an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant to bring the lactation and pediatric chiropractic worlds together.
Her practice has grown to support thousands of families in a subluxation-based, open-concept, communal style with several associates. Her midwife opened a birth center right next door, so there is ample collaboration for adjusting pregnant women in labor and newborns right after birth. Her office hosts numerous workshops and classes and hosts a breastfeeding support group every week with multiple holistic breastfeeding professionals. She loves all things birth and babies and is so excited to bring that love to the ICPA.
Dr. Ian Shtulman, DC, DACCP is a second-generation chiropractor in private practice in Palm Beach County, Florida. After graduating from the University of Florida with a degree in Applied Physiology and Kinesiology, he received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Life University, being honored with the Philosophy Distinction award from the faculty. He completed his Diplomate in Chiropractic Pediatrics through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association, of which he has been an avid supporter since 2007.
His passion for perinatal chiropractic led him to become the in-house chiropractor at a freestanding birth center just months after graduating from chiropractic school and, soon after, a CE speaker for chiropractors, midwives, and childbirth educators. Dr. Shtulman has presented at the HypnoBirthing International Conclave, the Freedom for Family Wellness Summit, Children's Healing Institute, and several state chiropractic organizations and chiropractic colleges. He regularly publishes chiropractic success stories in Pathways to Family Wellness magazine and case studies in the peer-reviewed Journal of Pediatric, Maternal, and Family Health. He has fostered relationships with OB/GYNs and pediatricians, including being the first chiropractor invited to join the Palm Beach Pediatrics Society as a member, and is particularly interested in establishing subluxation correction as a routine component of prenatal and pediatric healthcare.
Dr. Lundquist was earning her Bachelor's Degree at Cal State Fullerton when she had her personal experience with chiropractic care. She then attended Los Angeles Chiropractic College and graduated Summa Cum Laude in 1990.
Dr. Anne Lundquist loves working with patients of all ages, but has a special affinity for her pregnant and postpartum moms and their children. From the beginning of her years in practice, Dr. Lundquist wanted to be able to help families in those critically important years of pregnancy and early childhood. She pursued postgraduate training and earned her FICPA credential from the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association and has over 32 years of experience and expertise in working with pregnant women, infants and children. Dr. Lundquist also earned her Webster technique certification from the ICPA and is committed to lifetime learning to expand her knowledge and expertise.
Dr. Lundquist teaches the Spinning Babies® Parent Class in her office. Dr. Lundquist is the only dual credentialed Spinning Babies® Parent Educator and Spinning Babies® Bodyworker in Orange County.
Dr. Lundquist is committed to advancing and supporting chiropractic and is an active member of the California Chiropractic Association and the Orange County Chiropractic District, serving in every district volunteer position in the past, and has served as a member of the CalChiro state association Board of Directors since 2019.
Dr. Lundquist was chosen as the 2018 Doctor of the Year by the California Chiropractic Association and the Orange County Chiropractic District.
Dr. Lundquist recognizes that our greatest strength is the people who serve alongside us. Women are an important resource and a powerful force in advancing the understanding of where health comes from. Women Chiropractors are warriors for good!
Peter Kevorkian, DC is an international speaker in chiropractic and the instructor of ICPA seminar, "Mastery of Chiropractic Principles and Practice." Dr. Kevorkian is a 1982 graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic and practices with his wife Dr. Patricia A. Giuliano in Westwood, MA. They have two children; Katie, age 29 and Christopher, age 27, both were born underwater at home. They have a very special home/office practice in Westwood, MA. Dr. Peter and Dr. Patti embody the heart and soul of family practice. Their practice is considered the “standard” in family chiropractic care.
Dr. Peter teaches internationally on Chiropractic Philosophy, Children and Chiropractic and Family Practice. He is president of the board of directors and instructor for the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA). He serves as Chairman of the Board of Sherman College of Chiropractic. He is Chairman of the Board of the International Federation of Chiropractors and Organizations (IFCO) and on the board of the Massachusetts Chiropractic Society (MCS). He is a 1982 graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic.
For over 25 years they have been hosts for the Massachusetts Alliance for Chiropractic Philosophy. Under their leadership, the MACP has been a strong support group for chiropractors. They sponsor monthly “Philosophy Nites” at their home/office. It is the longest continuous running chiropractic philosophy group in the world.
Dr. Lynn Gerner, DC, FICPA, is a graduate of Life Chiropractic College West in 2004 and has been in private practice since that time, focused on pediatric care and breastfeeding support. She earned her FICPA in 2004, is a trained doula, and earned her CLEC (Certified Lactation Educator Counselor) in 2021. She founded Good Life Learning, LLC (a professional education company) in 2019 to help spread the word about the benefit of the Chiropractic adjustment in connection with feeding dysfunction and oral restrictions. In this new and emerging specialty field, she also recognized the need for advanced training for chiropractors as well. She currently teaches privately as well as through Life Chiropractic College West, Northeastern Chiropractic College, Gold Lactation Learning, and the ICPA. Dr. Gerner is a wife, mother of 3 adult children, and lives in Davis, CA with her family and rescued dogs. Beyond her professional work, her other passions are traveling the world whenever possible and (sometimes at the same time) cycling.