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SUMMARY:Connect and Learn - Concussion & Women's Health - Orange
DESCRIPTION:Connect and Learn – Concussion & Women’s Health – Orange 
 Join us for our first Connect and Learn in the Orange region on Saturday a
 fternoon 17 October 2026. Two awesome speakers\, Dr’s Ryan Hislop and Ja
 nine Kinahan\, covering two fantastic topics. Catch up with local colleagu
 es\, and meet ACA Regional Manager\, Cheryl Jendrachowski. The Concussion 
 Toolkit: In-Practice Screening\, Acute Care\, and Managing the Post-Concus
 sion Patient When a patient presents to your clinic post-concussion\, a st
 ructured\, evidence-based approach is essential. This session bridges the 
 gap between complex brain pathophysiology and practical chiropractic appli
 cation. We will review the biomechanical forces that cause concussion\, ex
 amine the brain’s metabolic shifts\, and practice simple\, high-yield di
 agnostic tests you can seamlessly integrate into your workflow. You will l
 earn critical first-aid strategies for acute presentations\, how to identi
 fy red flags\, and how to spot and manage the early signs of Post-Concussi
 on Syndrome to optimise your patients’ neurofunctional recovery. Beyond 
 Normal: Advanced Approaches to the Menstrual Cycle in Practice More than h
 alf the people walking into your clinic menstruate — and most of what yo
 u were taught about “normal” periods was wrong. This advanced session 
 moves past the basics for practitioners already comfortable with women’s
  health fundamentals\, and interrogates the line between normal\, common\,
  and acceptable.We’ll unpack dysmenorrhoea through a phenotype lens — 
 biomechanical\, inflammatory\, neurological\, pathological — and how to 
 differentiate them in real time: the red flags to listen for\, the verbiag
 e clients actually use to describe what’s happening in their body. Then 
 we go somewhere most CPD doesn’t: pelvic congestion syndrome\, an underd
 iagnosed vascular cause of chronic pelvic pain gaining traction in mainstr
 eam and clinical literature — what it looks like\, and how to recognise 
 it. You’ll also leave thinking differently about the pelvic region 
URL:https://www.chiropractors.org.au/event/connect-and-learn-concussion-wom
 ens-health-orange
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