2026 NHCA Spring Meeting

Caring for Complex Patients: Pediatric and Hypermobility Management in Chiropractic Practice

DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester Downtown

Saturday, March 14 – Sunday, March 15, 2026

Join the New Hampshire Chiropractic Association for our 2026 Spring Seminar, a two-day educational experience focused on caring for some of the most complex and increasingly common patient populations in chiropractic practice—pediatric patients and individuals with hypermobility.

This seminar brings together two highly experienced speakers who will deliver practical, evidence-informed strategies you can immediately apply in your clinic.

Speakers:

Jennifer Brocker, DC, DICCP, DABCP (sponsored by NCMIC)	Brendan McCann, DC

MEETING AGENDA

SATURDAY, MARCH 14 – Jennifer Brocker, DC, DICCP, DABCP
Chiropractic Management of Common Pediatric Conditions

8:00 AM –     Pediatric Chiropractic Safety
9:00 AM –     Colic
10:00 AM –   Premiere Sponsor: StemWave
10:15 AM –   Nursing Dysfunction
11:15 AM –   Infantile Reflux
12:15 PM –   Lunch (on your own)
1:30 PM –     Craniosynostosis and Positional Plagiocephaly
2:30 PM –     Torticollis and Preferred Head Positioning
3:30 PM –     Break
3:45 PM –     Acute and Chronic Otitis Media
4:45 PM –     Asthma
5:45 PM –     Closing Remarks

SUNDAY, MARCH 15 – Brendan McCann, DC
Hypermobility in the Busy Chiropractic Office

8:00 AM –     Recognizing Heritable Connective Tissue Disorders (hCTD)
9:00 AM –     Diagnosis of Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (hEDS)
10:00 AM –   Break Sponsor: HiDow International
10:15 AM –   Red Flags and Comorbid Conditions in hEDS
11:15 AM –   Adapting Chiropractic Care for Hypermobile Patients
12:15 PM –   Closing Remarks

CE:

• 12 hours of continuing education credits approved in all PACE accepted states*
• *ACA is the PACE-approved provider. ACA does NOT seek CE credit approval in states where pre-check is required. Licensees are responsible for verifying compliance with their license renewal and mandatory continuing education requirements.