CPEP Posture Certification

I had a patient in yesterday that had a visit to their MD yesterday. She had balance problems when she arrived at the office and was suspected of having had a stroke, although no imaging evidence of a stroke was present.

She has been doing her posture exercises and her MD was surprised at her improved balance. He asked her what she was doing. She told him going to her chiropractor and doing her posture exercises!!!

Everyone that has done the program has been happier and loves coming to our office for treatment. They are also happy referring their friends and colleagues to us. It is a great feeling knowing we have something that is helping others and very cost effective.

I believe in becoming a Certified Posture Exercise Professional (CPEP). I will be better able to aid female patients in their pregnancy journey with confidence.

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Our patients love the Strong Posture Program in our office and we have it included in 80% of our patient care plans. Thanks for such a solid program.

Open communication is what makes our practice a great place to be. It is a great place for the StrongPosture® program. Posture is not just valuable – it's indispensable. Balance is indispensable, core strength is indispensable – and the ball work is an adventure.

My clients are very motivated by improvement. We start with small goals and work toward them, and as these are met, we move forward with bigger challenges. I've been employing the grid – it helps me as I assess the exercises for wall tilts and alignment exercises. You see people gradually inch closer to the wall as a result of their work. It's nice to see the improvement, but also to let them know that they are making progress and that you are paying attention to that progress. It makes a difference in their determination and compliance.

Mom always told you to sit up straight, but she never told you how. People come to us specifically to improve posture, and I tell them they’ve come to the right place. Every patient learns about the daily and long-term effects of poor posture, and I make sure that they understand that the road to retraining posture is not difficult, but that it does take practice, time, and repetition.

My patients are compliant with the exercises, which I credits to the [CPEP] program’s built-in specifics, which are detailed in the included posture exercise handouts.

Prior to this program we had employed various integrative rehabs and therapies, but incorporating this established, organized curriculum of protocols was an easy process and our patients have seen dramatic results.

After several weeks of progressing through the posture protocols, we take another posture picture. They can see the results themselves.

I think the great thing about teaching posture is it applies to people from all different groups and ages. We’re able to modify and fine-tune the [CPEP] protocols to fit their specific needs.

Today's posture specialists are standing at the forefront of cultural change, especially in the workplace. The baby boomer population is demanding ways to stay young and fend off old age. Having "strong posture" is one of the best ways to do just that.

It is incumbent upon those in the posture field to engage their communities and be the leaders that are required to usher in this new wave of preventive health habits that for so long, has been ignored.

I know I can represent my profession proudly with the message of health, vitality and anti-aging through comprehensive posture training.