Logan University Postgraduate Department is pleased to announce that we will be bringing you the first series of online Interactive Virtual Training courses on the Activator Technique. There are a total of 36 hours of CE credit, with each module being 12 hours. The first module is the Basic Scan Protocol of the Activa…
May 28, 2020 · 1 min read
Logan University Postgraduate Department is pleased to announce that we will be bringing you the first series of online Interactive Virtual Training courses on the Activator Technique. There are a total of 36 hours of CE credit, with each module being 12 hours.
The first module is the Basic Scan Protocol of the Activator Method. The Basic Scan will take you on a tour of why Activator works, and how to perform adjustments across the body. The next two 12 hour modules are on Extremities: 12 hours of Upper Extremities and 12 hours on Lower Extremities. Extremities are one of the most treated areas on a patient. The Activator Extremity course is highly detailed, and gives very practical information. Please contact your local state board to find out if they accept online programs and how many hours they allow. Each 12 hour module is only $399.00.
For more information and registration, please click here.
Alumni · September 15, 2025 · 3 min read
For Jessica Casazza, earning her Bachelor of Science in Human Biology at Logan University was more than an academic journey. It was a life-changing experience filled with support, growth and discovery. Jessica describes her time at Logan as “an experience like no other.” From her first courses to her final capstone, s…
Alumni · December 1, 2023 · 1 min read
Logan University’s new continuing education platform, L4 – Logan Life-Long Learning, provides cutting-edge, convenient, affordable and expert-led continuing education courses in a variety of topics and formats. “The wonderful thing about L4 is it gives learners across the world access to continuing education classes w…
Alumni · November 16, 2023 · 2 min read
A person’s diet can significantly impact the function of their musculoskeletal system. That is why many chiropractors treat their patients by not only providing adjustments, but also evaluating their nutritional health. “Nutrition and chiropractic care have always gone hand in hand,” said Weston Holzinger, DC (‘16), M…
Next step
See the campus and health centers on a guided visit.
Fifteen minutes with someone who knows your program.
Start your application — no fee, save and return anytime.
