November 20-22, 2026
Punta Gorda, Florida • Sunseeker Resort Florida Gulf Coast
Join the American Chiropractic Rehabilitation Board® for our annual conference in Punta Gorda, Florida! This year we are working with Florida Chiropractic Association & the American College of Chiropractic Orthopedists (ACCO). Each session offers the option for continuing education credits*, as well as an opportunity to learn, network and inspire. We are excited to host this event for ACRB Doctors to maintain their diplomate status, and to get all of the rehab doctors back together once a year!
COMING SOON:
• Speaker Announcements
• Discounted room rate & booking information
• Registration page
As a reminder, ACRB Annual Conference attendance is required every other year to maintain your diplomate status. If you did not attend the 2025 conference, you are required to attend this event in 2026.
As always, please reach out to info@acrb.org with any questions.
*Some state licenses are subject to additional fees for continuing education credit. Please contact us for more information.
CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS
*More information to come*
Event Cost ** 2026 TBD ** Last years costs:
| ACRB Member | $465 |
| Non-Member | $545 |
| Faculty/Vendor DC | $345 |
| Enrolled in Diplomate Program | $250 |
| Student | $150 |
Last Year’s 2025 Conference Speakers – 2026 TBD!
Thomas J. Solecki, PhD, DC, DACBSP, DACRB, ICSSD, CSCS, CES, PES, FMS, FNS, SFMA, FSTT, CAFS 3D Maps Level 2 USAW Advanced sports performance coach, DNS certified practitioner, Gray Institute FSTT certified, Gray Institute CAFS certified, McGill Method Certified
The Six Tier Strategic Scientific Principles in treating Neuromusculoskeletal Disorders
A step by step approach to developing proper breathing mechanics, whole body stability, strength endurance, strength hypertrophy and power in the competitive athlete. A guide to building better movement in the clinical rehabilitation setting and transforming the athlete to strength performance.
Phillip Snell, DC
Integrating the Rehab Acronyms: Neurology as a unifying principle in physical medicine practice
Astute clinicians often seek to advance their patient care by receiving training in well known rehab and manual therapy coursework. These systems often introduce processes to the clinical physical medicine encounter that are exclusive rather than integrative. The evolution of the literature regarding pain neuroscience, mechanical sensitization of peripheral neurology and the aging and longevity literature offers a potential neurological lens through which to view many of these disparate systems. This 4 hour course will attempt to offer an integrative approach to blend many of these diversified rehab systems into a heuristic that respects the integrity of these systems while organizing the clinical encounter.
Michael Ross DC, CSCS, DACRB
Fulcrum, Lever, Sport: Biomechanics For Improved Performance and Injury Prevention
Many common and ineffective approaches to injury, injury prevention, and rehabilitation, as well as exercise programming, apply the same principles to different mechanical systems of the body. This approach does not address the specific needs of different mechanical systems involved in functional movement and fitness. Fulcrum, Lever, Sport addresses the different aspects of bio-mechanics and explains how to train more specifically to the needs of the human system.
Fulcrum, Lever, Sport will help you think about human function and injury prevention in a new light. The principles that Michael Ross, DC, CSCS, DACRB covers are not entirely new concepts – they are scientifically based, and rooted in research and well-established biomechanical principles. Fulcrum, Lever, Sport condenses these concepts into an easy-to-understand format, which will allow you to take immediate action to improve patient outcomes or athletic performances. Dr. Ross simplifies complex aspects of human biomechanics and the relationship to injury prevention and performance enhancement so anyone, from a novice athletic individual to a seasoned coach or clinician can listen to, learn, and integrate these concepts into their clinical practice, training, and/or coaching.
A H Yurvati DO, PhD, DSc (hc), FICS, FAHA, CPPS
Xiphoidalgia Multidisciplinary Treatment
Review the complex syndrome of xiphoidalgia, Discuss treatment plan, surgical intervention and post op rehab
George Petruska, DC, DACRB
Concepts and Considerations for Post Surgery Rehabilitation
The concepts and considerations the rehab clinician must consider when evaluating, designing and performing post-surgery rehabilitation. This includes the necessary forms that must be filled out, signed and dated including medical clearance. A template for designing any rehab program is also included in this presentation. The most important rehab principles are outlined and explained in detail. This overview will enable the rehab clinician to successfully treat any and all post-surgery rehab patients.