Chiropractors can attend an upcoming conference in Bloomington that will be held at Northwestern Health Sciences University (NWHSU).
The 2023 Chiropractic Homecoming Symposium is a multi-day event where chiropractors can network with others in their field while learning from industry experts. The focus of the conference will be on advancing integrative care. People can attend the chiropractic symposium in person or virtually via livestream. A social activity with heavy appetizers will be held at the Pinstripes Restaurant in Edina for all conference participants.
There will be 26 speakers and panelists attending the symposium, including presenters such as Timothy Mick, Jennifer Brocker, and Jeffery Rich. The keynote speaker of the event is Christine Goertz. Attendees will learn about topics like chiropractic management of chronic infant conditions, metabolic detoxification, and critical self-care strategies for chiropractors. Those who are NWHSU alumni can attend the Fire and Ice Happy Hour and Reunion Years Celebration at the campus’ Fireside Lounge.
The symposium will be held from Thursday, February 2 to Saturday, February 4. Doctors who are NWHSU alumni can pay $375 to enter the event, and doctors who are non-alumni can attend for $400. Admission for retired doctors will cost $275. Prices to join the symposium will increase on the day of the event. Organizers for medical conferences such as this may use brochure printing to provide event schedules to attendees.
